Robert D. Clark

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First reported May 03 2013 - Updated May 03 2013 - 1 reports
University of Oregon
University of Oregon

Oregon chemists' research could give electronic devices a boost

The following was written and submitted by University of Oregon Office of Communications staff (edited by Sci-what?!):EUGENE — University of Oregon chemists have synthesized organic molecular structures that move both positive and negative electrical ... [Published Statesman Journal - May 03 2013]
First reported Mar 27 2013 - Updated Mar 27 2013 - 1 reports
Oregon
Oregon

Oregon researchers synthesize negative-charge carrying molecular structures

chemists have synthesized organic molecular structures that move both positive and negative electrical charges - a highly desired but often difficult combination to achieve in current efforts to create highly flexible electronic devices and other new-age ... [Published Space Daily - Mar 27 2013]

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