Search for dissertations about: "Photostability"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 29 swedish dissertations containing the word Photostability.
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6. Probing the effects of photodegradation of acceptor materials in polymer solar cells: bulk, surface, and molecular level
Abstract : Polymer solar cells (PSC) have reached record power conversion efficiencies of over 15%. The operational lifetime of PSCs, however, has to increase for their use in large area outdoor applications. READ MORE
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7. Optical Properties of Nanoparticles in Composite Materials
Abstract : Nanoparticles are synthetic structures with dimension from 1 to 100 nanometers and are various in types. Some favorable properties peculiar to the nanoparticles (generally owing to size effects) make them prevailing and beneficial for applications in different scientific and engineering fields. READ MORE
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8. Chemically Synthesized Nano-Structured Materials for Biomedical and Photonic Applications
Abstract : Nanostructured materials have attracted a broad interest for applications in scientific and engineering fields due to their extraordinary properties stemming from the nanoscale dimensions. This dissertation presents the development of nanomaterials used for different applications, namely biomedicine and dye lasing. READ MORE
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9. Theoretical studies on photophysics and photochemistry of DNA
Abstract : Theoretical studies on biological systems like nucleic acid and protein have been widely developed in the past 50 years and will continue to be a topic of interest in forefronts of natural science. In addition to experimental science, computational modeling can give useful information and help us to understand biochemical issues at molecular, atomic and even electronic levels. READ MORE
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10. Novel fluorescent tools and techniques for 3D imaging of the cleared brain
Abstract : Background: To better understand the complexity of the brain and how it becomes impaired under different pathological states, a considerably large number of brains would be needed for imaging to generate highly detailed maps in 3D. Chemical probes can offer a readily scalable labelling method that is robust, easy to use with the quick operation, and feasible for human tissue where genetic viral and toxin tracers are inappropriate. READ MORE