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Printable Solar Cells

Printable solar cells made from agricultural byproducts.

Aired 04/04/2021

Prairie Sportsman

Printable Solar Cells

Clip: Season 12 Episode 8 | 5m 4sVideo has Closed Captions

Printable solar cells made from agricultural byproducts.

Printable solar cells made from agricultural byproducts are being developed by University of Minnesota Morris and St. Catherine University scientists working in partnership with the University of Newcastle in Australia.

Aired 04/04/2021

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