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Here is a link to Magnolia Solar:

http://www.magnoliasolar.com/#

This is one of the several companies that are part of Ecoark.

Interesting to read the back ground of the Top 3 guys at Magnolia Solar.

Dr. Ashok K. Sood
President & CEO
Dr. Sood is a 35-year industry veteran with experience that includes developing and managing solar cells, optical, and optoelectronics technology products for several major corporations, including Lockheed-Martin, BAE Systems, Loral, Honeywell, and Tyco International. Dr.


Dr. Roger E. Welser
Executive VP & CFO
Dr. Roger E. Welser is the Chief Technology Officer at Magnolia Solar, Inc, where he is responsible for leading the development of next-generation solar cells employing advanced nanostructured materials and coatings. Prior to joining Magnolia in August of 2009, Dr. Welser served as Director of Technology and New Product Development at Kopin Corporation, a leading manufacturer of III-V device materials and innovator in the area of nanosemiconductor materials.

Mr. E. James Egerton
Executive VP
Mr. Egerton is executive vice president for product development at Magnolia Solar. Mr. Egerton has over thirty years of experience in development of microelectronics, optoelectronics and nanotechnology specifically in silicon, GaAs, HgCdTe, ZnO devices and processes. Mr. Egerton has the experience and the expertise in taking R+D technologies and transitioning it to manufacturing and reducing product costs.[color=red][/color] He has developed both electronic and optical devices and associated fabrication process while improving yield and lower cost for several technologies.

"Magnolia Solar, Inc. strives to develop and produce low cost, high efficiency, thin film solar cell modules. There is ample evidence that the global warming is a real phenomenon. It is therefore important that we use advanced technology to find solutions to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and find clean energy alternatives to meet our growing energy needs. Magnolia Solar believes that a significant part of the solution may well lie in solar energy. Our technical staff is busy developing new means of harnessing the abundant, renewable, and entirely free energy of the sun. In this section we describe how solar cells work to harness solar energy to produce useful electrical energy."

Sounds like possible synergy between one of our old projects at SLTD/SUNW and Magnolia.

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