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Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering Lynn Loo, a leader in the field of plastic electronics, will be a key player in the Andlinger Center’s research into large-area solar cell arrays whose flexibility could allow them to be installed or carried

Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering Lynn Loo, a leader in the field of plastic electronics, will be a key player in the Andlinger Center’s research into large-area solar cell arrays whose flexibility could allow them to be installed or carried almost anywhere, much like this sheet of circuit elements.

Frank Wojciechowski

Published in the March 4, 2009, Issue

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Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering Lynn Loo, a leader in the field of plastic electronics, will be a key player in the Andlinger Center’s research into large-area solar cell arrays whose flexibility could allow them to be installed or carried

Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering Lynn Loo, a leader in the field of plastic electronics, will be a key player in the Andlinger Center’s research into large-area solar cell arrays whose flexibility could allow them to be installed or carried almost anywhere, much like this sheet of circuit elements.

Frank Wojciechowski

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