Canadian Electronics Magazine - Telecom Research Leads To Solar Cell Breakthrough

Telecom Research Leads To Solar Cell Breakthrough

HAMILTON, Ont. — Semiconductor insights gained by engineering physics researchers at McMaster University for the telecommunications industry have led to a research breakthrough in the
future development of high-efficiency solar cells.

The Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) and Arise Technologies Corp., a solar energy firm headquartered in Waterloo, Ont. announced that they are investing $4.1 million to advance commercialization of McMaster’s research.

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