Light-Material Interactions in Energy Conversion - Energy Frontier Research Center (LMI-EFRC)

Developing advanced photonic materials for controlling light-matter interactions

Multimaterial 3D printing at the microscale

LMI EFRC annual team meeting

Gold-coated nano crescents for plasmon-enhanced upconversion

The LMI team is developing nanostructures and absorbers for solar energy conversion

LMI is devoted to new designs and materials for photovoltaics that utilize the entire solar spectrum

Laser-enhanced direct ink writing of freestanding metallic microstructures

California Institute of Technology

Hall Auditorium, Gates-Thomas Laboratory [map]

LIVE Internet Broadcast

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Recordings of the presentations and panel discussions are available here for online viewing. Detailed abstracts for the presentations can be found here.

Quantum Dot Luminescent Concentrators

Paul Alivisatos, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Control of Thermal Radiation Using Photonic Structures for Energy Applications

Shanhui Fan, Stanford University

Printing Functional Materials

Jennifer Lewis, Harvard University

Panel Discussion: Enabling Science for Full Spectrum Conversion

Harry Atwater, California Institute of Technology

Jennifer Dionne, Stanford University

Eli Yablonovitch, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory