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| Quantification of trap state densities in GaAs heterostructures grown at varying rates using intensity-dependent time resolved photoluminescence, APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, Volume 102, Issue 18, 4 pages | Haughn, C. R., Schmieder, K. J., Zide, J. M. O., Barnett, A., Ebert, C., Opila, R., Doty, M. F. | Journal paper | Journal website | 10-05-2013 | |
| "Off to a testing run in the sun", Sydney Morning Herald | Article | Article Website | 07-10-2013 | ||
| "Car blazing trail in solar challenge", Southern COurier, Sydney | Article | Online newspaper | 08-10-2013 | ||
| Solar giant to close Australian R&D unit, The Sydney Morning Herald, 2014 | Peter Hannam | Article | Website | 23-08-2014 | |
| UNSW aims to lift solar cell efficiency to more than 40%, REneweconomy, 2014 | Parkinson, Giles | Article | Website | 26-08-2014 | |
| Have data, am a fast learner, Sydney Morning Herald, 23 August 2014 | Clive Hopkins, SMH | Article | Article website | 23-08-2014 | |
| ARENA tips $21.5m into solar research, Business SPectator, 26 August 2014 | John Conroy, Business Spectator | Article | Article website | 26-08-2014 | |
| Former solar giant Suntech rises from the ashes, The Age, BusinessDay, Carbon Economy | Peter Hannam | Article | Website | 20-07-2014 | |
| Wuxi Suntech closes R&D unit, Business Spectator, 25 August 2014 | Article | Article website | 25-08-2014 | ||
| , “Mission Innovation: Bill Gates behind drive to tip billions into clean energy research”, ABC News, 1 Dec 2015. | Melissa Clarke, Sara Phillips | Article | ABC News | 01-12-2015 |
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