University of Massachusetts Amherst
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The Center for Hierarchical Manufacturing (CHM) is a Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center. Through the Advanced R2R Manufacturing Facility, a $26M investment by the state of Massachusetts for industry collaborations, CHM researchers translate integrated nanofabrication processes on sheet-fed and roll-to-roll based production tools, yielding advanced materials and devices for computing, energy storage, and human health monitoring.
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2014
22 Sep 2014
A more efficient, lightweight and low-cost organic solar cell
Researchers have developed a more efficient, easily processable and lightweight solar cell that can use virtually any metal for the electrode, effectively breaking the "electrode barrier."2011
22 Aug 2011
Microbial nanowires capable of long distance electron transport
Researchers from University of Massachusetts Amherst have discovered an important characteristic of microbial nanowires - they are capable of long distance electron transport, a trait ideal for the development of renewable energy devices.12 Aug 2011
Bacteria-produced nanowires
UMass Amherst Research Team discovers new conducting properties of bacteria-produced nanowires