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Nature provides functional units which can be integrated in inorganic solar cell materials, such as light harvesting antenna proteins and photosynthetic molecular machineries, and thus help in advancing artificial photosynthesis. Their integration needs to address mechanical adhesion, light capture, charge transfer and corrosion resistance. We showed recently how enzymatic polymerization of melanin...
The integration of light‐harvesting proteins and other photosynthetic molecular machinery with semiconductor surfaces plays an important role in improving their performance as solar‐cell materials. Phycocyanin is one such protein that can be employed for this purpose. Phycocyanins have light‐harvesting properties and belong to the phycobilisome protein family. They are present in cyanobacteria, which...
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