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February 25th, 2004
Konarka to Develop Polymer-Based Solar Cells
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In another development for solar photovoltaic (PV) company Konarka, the Massachusetts-based company has licensed intellectual property from DuPont Electronic & Communication Technologies to complement their ongoing organic PV program. In addition to gaining access to certain technology developed by DuPont, the license also gives Konarka access to certain intellectual property originally developed by the University of California.
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