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nsfer efficiency of approximately 100%, which is an important requirement for designing efficient artificial light-harvesting systems. Image credit: Ishida, et al. @2011 American Chemical Society (PhysOrg.com) In an attempt to mimic the photosynthetic systems found in plants and some bacteria, scientist

LHS, the achievement could lead to clean solar-fuel technology that turns sunlight into chemical fuel. The researchers, led by Shinsuke Takagi from the Tokyo Metropolitan University and PRESTO of the Japan Science and Technology Agency, have published their study on their work toward an artificial LHS in a recent issue of the Jo