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Sustainable energy solutions via novel material engineering

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Leveraging neuromorphic computing architectures for real-time analysis of exciton diffusion lengths

Sustainable hydrogen storage via microwave-assisted synthesis of metal-organic frameworks

At exciton diffusion lengths in perovskite solar cell optimization

Optimizing energy conversion efficiency in artificial photosynthesis through quantum dot sensitization

Optimizing perovskite-silicon tandem cells for high-efficiency solar energy conversion in arid climates

Accelerating carbon capture material discovery via high-throughput catalyst screening

Via perovskite-based carbon capture membranes for high-efficiency industrial emissions scrubbing

Evaluating 10,000-year material stability for nuclear waste storage in lunar repositories

Optimizing waste-heat thermoelectrics using rare-earth-free skutterudite compounds

Employing germanium-silicon strain engineering for next-generation quantum dot solar cells by 2026

Enhancing solar cell efficiency through 3D monolithic integration of perovskite-silicon tandem structures

For room-temperature superconductors via high-pressure hydrogen-rich compound synthesis