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2013
National Photonics Initiative Launched (July 2013).
“Photoresponseive Molecules in Well-Defined Nanoscale Environments” was featured as Cover Article by journal Advanced Materials (18 January 2013).
On “Molecules Sense Curvature at the Nanoscale”
2012
R&D Magazine story Molecules sense curvature at the nanoscale (19 September 2012)
NanoWerk and American Society of Nanomedicine story Molecules can sense curvature at the nanoscale (19 September 2012)
Interesting Tech story Researchers find that molecules sense curvature at the nanoscale (19 September 2012)
Phys Org story Researchers find that molecules sense curvature at the nanoscale (19 September 2012)
UCLA story UCLA researchers find that molecules sense curvature at the nanoscale (19 September 2012)
On “Solar Cells and Solar Cell Windows”
MRS Materials 360 (front page) story Transparent Solar Cells Turn Windows into Power Generators (9 August 2012)
The Latest Science Paper of the Month (9 August 2012)
LA Times story UCLA’s new transparent solar film could be game-changer (28 July 2012)
American Public Media’s Marketplace interview with Yang Yang and Paul Weiss New transparent solar panels could be used as windows (25 July 2012)
ABC News This Could Be Big interview with Yang Yang and Paul Weiss Flexible See-Through Solar Cells for the 21st Century (25 July 2012)
Time Magazine story Windows that Generate Electricity from Invisible Light? Is This the Future or What? (24 July 2012)
Daily Mail story How your windows could be the future of electricity: Scientists create transparent solar panels out of ‘glass-like’ plastic (23 July 2012)
Slate Magazine story New Transparent Polymer Solar Cells Could Cover Skyscrapers and Tablets (23 July 2012)
Materials Today story Highly transparent solar cells (23 July 2012)
PC World story Researchers Develop Solar Panels That Still Let the Sunlight Through (23 July 2012)
New Energy and Fuel story Can UCLA Save Solar Panels? (23 July 2012)
AzoNano story Silver Nanowire Composite Films Used In Transparent Polymer Solar Cells (22 July 2012)
UCLA story UCLA researchers create highly transparent solar cells for windows that generate electricity (20 July 2012)
French Tribune story UCLA Researchers Discover Transparent Solar Cells Generating Electricity (21 July 2012)
ANI story Soon, ‘smart’ windows that generate electricity (21 July 2012)
Tehran Times story UCLA researchers create highly transparent solar cells for windows that generate electricity (21 July 2012)
UPI story New solar cells may bring ‘power’ windows (20 July 2012)
KCET story UCLA Engineers Develop Transparent Photovoltaic Cells (20 July 2012)
Physics News stories Scientists create highly transparent solar cells for windows that generate electricity (20 July 2012)
Laser Focus World story Transparent photovoltaic cell from UCLA absorbs and converts IR (20 July 2012)
Science Tech Daily story Highly Transparent Polymer Solar Cell Produces Energy by Absorbing Near-Infrared Light (20 July 2012)
Sciece Codex story UCLA researchers create highly transparent solar cells for windows that generate electricity (20 July 2012)
eScience News story UCLA researchers create highly transparent solar cells for windows that generate electricity (20 July 2012)
Science Business story Highly Transparent Solar Cells Developed for Window Glass (20 July 2012)
2011
AzoNano story Novel Method to Produce Highly Conductive, Flexible Electrodes Using Silver Nanowires (23 November 2011)
Science Daily story Highly Efficient Method for Creating Flexible, Transparent Electrodes Developed (22 November 2011)
Softpedia story New Avenue to Transparent Electrodes Pursued at UCLA (22 November 2011)
eScience News story UCLA team develops highly efficient method for creating flexible, transparent electrodes (22 November 2011)
Chemical & Engineering News story Easy Method Produces Flexible Transparent Electrodes (8 November 2011)
CNSI story Easy Method Produces Flexible Transparent Electrodes (8 November 2011)
On “Active Molecular Plasmonics”