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According to foreign media, the Swiss scientist Michael Graetzel to develop solar cells obtained in 2010 the “Millennium Award”, the invention can be used for renewable energy projects. laptop battery

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Gratziler was a chemist born in Germany, the current Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne, Laboratory of Photonics and Interfaces supported. His innovation has been used to make windows and solar panels move, and thus won the Finnish Institute of Technology (Technology Academy of Finland) 80 million euros (about 960,000 U.S. dollars) award.

The Institute said that the reduction of fossil fuels are increasingly seeking alternative sources of energy is one of the greatest challenges facing humanity, and solar power is “one of the energy is most obvious. ”

Company Ainomaija Haarla said: “Traditionally, the greatest obstacle to the development of solar energy is the price.Gratziler solar cells provides us with a low cost of using solar energy. His innovation is likely to low cost and large scale renewable energy solutions a significant impact. ”

Society, said solar cells Gratziler “high cost” and to achieve initial commercial. sony vgp-bps8 , Also said: “The technology is often called” artificial photosynthesis, … use cheap materials, and manufacturing does not require complex equipment. ”

Plastic electronics and microprocessor

Gratziler 66-year-old won the first prize, while the two British scientists Richard Fren Sir Andrew Burns (Richard Friend) and Stephen Furber were in plastic electronics and microprocessors for its achievements in the field has won the second prize, cash prize of 150,000 euros (about 180,000 U.S. dollars).

FLD is a professor of physics at the University of Cambridge, award-winning invention because the organic LEDs, the invention is called “a milestone in the field of plastic electronics.”

Awards Committee, said: “His work on electronic paper, low-cost organic solar cells and wallpaper that emits light, and many other possible future revolutionary products.”

Furber is Professor of Computer Engineering at the University of Manchester, he is 32-bit ARM microprocessor of the main designers of the Finnish Institute of Science and Technology The microprocessor “to bring a revolutionary change in mobile electronics. ”

The Institute said: “This design leads to excellent low-cost processors, powerful, portable battery development.” Over the past 25 years the world has produced about 20 billion ARM chips. ”

Company President Stig Gustav Davidson (Stig Gustavson), said the three inventions are to “maximize the benefit of humanity, is true today and tomorrow.”

In 2004, the Finnish government and companies to set up a “Millennium Technology Prize, awarded every two years, is currently the fourth. The award of the energy and environment, Dell Latitude E6400 battery , communications and information, new materials and new technologies, health and life sciences success.

In 2008, the last “Millennium Technology Award” winner is United States from Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Robert Langer, the treatment of cancer and heart disease in the development achievements of biological material.

Other winners include LED lighting in the field of laser technology and achievements of the Japanese professor Shuji Nakamura (Shuji Nakamura), and Massachusetts Institute of Technology World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners - Lee (Tim Berners-Lee).