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Up to date - 16.10.2008

Organic solar cells make manufacturing processes cheaper
At present growth in the solar industry is held back by the fact that the production of silicon-based solar modules is rather expensive and consumes a lot of energy. One alternative could be cheaper solar and photovoltaic cells made from organic materials that would enable the construction of innovative displays, solar tarpaulins and solar windows. Currently, several projects are being carried out which are aimed at researching new materials, production processes and installation technologies in this area. The Helmholtz Centre in Berlin, formerly the Hahn-Meitner Institute, has been working on this topic since 2001.

Light in the service of life
How can cancer tumours be diagnosed and treated reliably without surgery? How can effective cures be developed? Who can determine which pollen cause most problems for allergy sufferers? Biophotonics provides answers to many important questions in medicine, biotechnology and environmental technology. LASER World of PHOTONICS 2009 and the World of Photonics Congress have specifically developed their exhibition and congress offerings for biophotonics and the life sciences.

Fun learning chinese characters e-book - sound embedded
Learn Chinese characters by self-study effectively with a practical and easy-to-understand Mandarin e-book. It focuses on teaching the methods of learning characters thus can help lay a solid foundation to get twice the result with half effort.

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