The Ginger Research Group pioneers techniques such as time-resolved electrostatic force microscopy (trEFM) and photoconductive atomic force microscopy (pcAFM) to study nanostructured solar cells, energy efficient light-emitting diodes, and biosensors.

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Mon, Jul 20
~ Potluck @ David's
Mon, Jul 27
~ Group Meeting: DJM, KM
Mon, Aug 10
Mariners Game!
Wed, Aug 26
Rice University, Chemistry | David Ginger (invited)
Aug 24-28
GEMSEC Annual Retreat, Friday Harbor, WA | KM
Mon, Sep 21
Micro Nano Breakthrough Conference 2009
Nov 8-13
56th AVS Meeting, San Jose, CA | David Ginger (invited)
Dec 2009
Fall MRS Meeting | David Ginger (invited)

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Conjugated polymer blends are promising materials for the next generation of low-cost photovoltaic materials.

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