Mark Schlueb

University of Central Florida
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A thin, flexible supercapacitor developed at the University of Central Florida boasts high energy and power densities.
Phones That Charge in Seconds Close
New flexible supercapacitors can store more energy and be recharged more than 30,000 times without degrading.
Nov 22nd, 2016
Dr. Shin-Tson Wu and doctoral students work on new liquid crystal mixtures in his lab at the University of Central Florida's College of Optics & Photonics. From left, Fenglin Peng, Yuge 'Esther' Huang, Wu and Fangwang 'Grace' Gou.
Car Displays Can Now Work in Extreme Cold, Heat
Displays grow blurry and sluggish in extreme temperatures, but this prolific inventor has solved the stubborn problem.
Mar 25th, 2016