Artificial Light-Harvesting Device (IMAGE)

University of Groningen

Artificial Light-Harvesting Device

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Illustration of how an artificial light-harvesting device as simple as a double-walled molecular nanotube (depicted in black and red) is capable to adapt to changing illumination conditions (two light beams) via exciton annihilation (ovals) thereby mimicking the essential functional elements from nature's design toolbox.

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Dina Maniar

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