Quinn Burlingame's guest appearances

Quinn Burlingame

Finding Genius Podcast

FutureTech Podcast

Meghna Thacker

Gregory Kuehn

Barbara Royal

Dustin Lindblad

Paul Ehrlich

Greg Kieser

Katie Hasson

Johns Hopkins

Richard Gallo

Christopher Reinkemeier

Mark Abramson

Jay W. Richards

James Babiuk

Siegfried Hekimi

John O’Connor

OwlTail

In this episode, Quinn Burlingame, Ph.D. and postdoctoral fellow in the Loo Group at Princeton University, tells us about the ever-improving technology in organic semiconductors and organic solar cells. Specifically, he shares about C60, which is comprised of 60 carbon atoms attached to each other. C60 are thin, flexible, and can be transparent, allowing for versatile use. Traditional solar cells are made up of silicon, which acts as an effective semiconductor, however is limited in its functionality due to its relative size and weight. While the efficiency of organic semiconductors is increasing rapidly, the Loo Group continues to also work on creating a material with a long lifetime despite frequent sun exposure. Listen in to hear about the technology and its potential applications. Get in touch with Burlingame on Twitter @QuinnBurlingame and visit Andluca Technologies at https://andluca.com.

In this episode, Quinn Burlingame, Ph.D. and postdoctoral fellow in the Loo Group at Princeton University, tells us about the ever-improving technology in organic semiconductors and organic solar cells. Specifically, he shares about C60, which is comprised of 60 carbon atoms attached to each other. C60 are thin, flexible, and can be transparent, allowing for versatile use. Traditional solar cells are made up of silicon, which acts as an effective semiconductor, however is limited in its functionality due to its relative size and weight. While the efficiency of organic semiconductors is increasing rapidly, the Loo Group continues to also work on creating a material with a long lifetime despite frequent sun exposure. Listen in to hear about the technology and its potential applications. Get in touch with Burlingame on Twitter @QuinnBurlingame and visit Andluca Technologies at <a href="https://andluca.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://andluca.com</a>.

C60: A Window of Opportunity in Solar Powered Technology – Quinn Burlingame, Ph.D. – Loo Group, Princeton University; Andaluca Technologies

Quinn Burlingame, Ph.D., is an organic photovoltaic researcher and postdoctoral fellow in chemical sciences with the Loo Group at Princeton University. He joins us today to discuss recent advances in technology for organic semiconductors and solar cells. While the use of carbon and hydrocarbon-based materials for organic solar electricity is still a research-based technology, Burlingame reports that they are seeing rapid improvements in its efficiency and anticipates that it will soon be comparable with the more traditional silicon-based solar cells. Furthermore, the ability to make organic solar cells lightweight, flexible, and even transparent will open access to niches that aren’t possible for silicon, such as use in windows. Click play to hear more. Visit Burlingame’s Twitter page @QuinnBurlingame and be sure to check out Andluca Technologies at https://andluca.com.

Quinn Burlingame, Ph.D., is an organic photovoltaic researcher and postdoctoral fellow in chemical sciences with the Loo Group at Princeton University. He joins us today to discuss recent advances in technology for organic semiconductors and solar cells. While the use of carbon and hydrocarbon-based materials for organic solar electricity is still a research-based technology, Burlingame reports that they are seeing rapid improvements in its efficiency and anticipates that it will soon be comparable with the more traditional silicon-based solar cells. Furthermore, the ability to make organic solar cells lightweight, flexible, and even transparent will open access to niches that aren’t possible for silicon, such as use in windows. Click play to hear more. Visit Burlingame’s Twitter page @QuinnBurlingame and be sure to check out Andluca Technologies at <a href="https://andluca.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://andluca.com</a>.

Keep Your Eye on the Buckyball, Because Organic Solar Cell Technology is on the Rise – Quinn Burlingame, Ph.D. – Loo Group, Princeton University; Andaluca Technologies