Registration Deadline: TBD
Helping students to see and appreciate the real-world relevance of chemistry and physics can be a challenge. However, seeing how chemistry and physics enable the electronic devices that students use daily can provide a powerful teaching tool, helping to increase motivation and cement key concepts. In this hands-on workshop you will make organic light emitting diodes and dye sensitized solar cells. Furthermore, we will discuss how these devices work, the general role of chemistry and physics in the development of modern electronics, and you will be provided with the materials needed to have your own classes make and test dye-sensitized solar cells. Hotel accommodations (if required), dinner, supplies to make solar cells with your classes, and a stipend will be provided.
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