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Utilizing modeling, experiments, and statistics for the analysis of water-splitting photoelectrodes

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Lithium tantalate photonic integrated circuits for volume manufacturing

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Photoelectrochemical Cell Engineering for Solar Energy Conversion

Electronic metadevices for terahertz applications

Photoelectrochemical behaviour of photoanodes under high photon fluxes

New ultrahigh-speed device concepts: from THz nanoplasma devices to glass-like electronics for neuromorphic computation

Surfactant behavior and limited incorporation of indium during in situ doping of GeSn grown by molecular beam epitaxy

Multiphysics model for assessing photoelectrochemical phenomena under concentrated irradiation

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