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Newspaper reel printing of perovskite solar cells

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By Matthew P. Hautzinger, Ben Aucott, Elizabeth Lam, Marina Philip
| chembites.org
Title: Roll-to-Roll Printing of Perovskite Solar Cells Authors: Benjia Dou, James B. Whitaker, Karsten Bruening, David T. Moore, Lance M. Wheeler, John Ryter, Nicholas J. Breslin, Joseph J. Berry, Sean M. Garner, Frank S. Barnes, Sean E. Shaheen, Christopher J. Tassone, Kai Zhu, and Maikel F. A. M.
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Exploring microfluidics…using Lego?

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By Charlie Crowe, Ben Aucott, Emi Schutz, Rebekah Kitto
| chembites.org
Whether you say ‘lay-go’, ‘leg-oh’, or ‘lee-go’, we can all agree that LEGO is pretty awesome. My childhood was filled with LEGO houses and castles, tower building competitions, and shredded fingernails from trying to prise apart small plates (did you know they have a tool for that now?). One of the best things about LEGO is that you can create almost anything, from giant sculptures to a working mechanical keyboard.
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Using lasers to make graphene on the surface of food!

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By Charles Richard Crowe, Ben Aucott, Shannon Morey, Matthew P. Hautzinger
| chembites.org
: Laser-Induced Graphene by Multiple Lasing: Toward Electronics on Cloth, Paper, and Food One of the really exciting things about Chemistry (and other sciences!) is the development of new compounds and structures that have interesting and unexpected properties. In the past few years, it would be hard to find a material written about more than graphene.
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Flexible iPhones and Wearable Touch Screens: Transparent Conductors with Silver Nanowires

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By Charles Richard Crowe, Matthew P. Hautzinger, Kevin Reed, Ben Aucott
| chembites.org
Featured image: “Flexible display” by U.S. Army RDECOM is licensed under CC BY 2.0 : Direct Room Temperature Welding and Chemical Protection of Silver Nanowire Thin Films for High Performance Transparent Conductors Of all the amazing developments in technology over the past 50 years, the one that sometimes feels the most like pure science fiction is the rise of touch screens. Interacting with a digital image using just touch can still feel like Star Trek.
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