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Author : Thomas John Julien Meyer
Source: T.J.J. Meyer, T. Markvart, L. Danos, R. Greef** and P. Kittidachachan “Fluorescent solar collectors, the solar cell of tomorrow” Research showcase NOCS, Southampton, 2007
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