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Science and Society - Next Show
Dr. David Lemberg
Host - Science and Society
San Diego, CA | August 16, 2005
Dr. David Lemberg, Executive Producer of "Science and Society" - http://www.scienceandsociety.net - announces the show schedule for Wednesday, 8/24/05, 1PM to 2PM Pacific.
Of particular interest to Nanotechnology Now readers is the interview with:
- Dr. Billy J. Stanbery.
While at the University of Washington, Dr. Stanbery was a Research Assistant for Professor Martin Gouterman's Laboratory of Porphyrin Electro-Optics, where he devised experimental strategies and designed experimental equipment for the study of the optical and electronic properties of thin-film photovoltaics fabricated from organic dye compounds.
In 2001, Dr. Stanbery founded HelioVolt Corporation in order to develop and market new technology for applying thin-film photovoltaic coatings to conventional construction materials. He invented the company’s proprietary FASST™ process, a low-cost, flexible manufacturing process for CIGS synthesis. FASST™ is protected by both eight issued U.S. patents and global patents pending.
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