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>>> Ubiquitous Energy Appoints Doug Robello as Vice President of Materials Development


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Redwood City, CA – Ubiquitous Energy, the leader in transparent photovoltaics, today announced the appointment of Dr. Douglas Robello as Vice President of Materials Development. Dr. Robello, who brings three decades of experience researching and commercializing organic materials for electronics applications, will lead Ubiquitous Energy’s growing materials development team.

“We are thrilled to welcome Doug and are excited to have his experience in bringing new organic materials innovations to commercial success,” said CEO Miles Barr. “Doug has established himself as a world-class thought leader and manager over his career, including his 25 years at Kodak. He and his team will be instrumental in developing improved formulations of our ClearView Power transparent solar technology.”

Most recently, Dr. Robello was Director of R&D at Orthogonal, Inc., leading all aspects of the company’s materials development program. Prior to Orthogonal, Robello spent 25 years at Eastman Kodak developing materials based on organic chemistry for diverse applications, including OLEDs, holography, thin film transistors, and nonlinear optics.

Dr. Robello is a prolific inventor with more than 50 issued US patents and numerous international co-filings. Additionally, he has co-authored 38 peer-reviewed scientific articles, given more than 50 invited and contributed presentations, and served as an adjunct professor at University of Rochester and at Rochester Institute of Technology. Robello holds a PhD in organic and polymer chemistry from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

About Ubiquitous Energy

Ubiquitous Energy, the leader in transparent photovoltaics, is a Silicon Valley company developing the world’s first truly transparent solar technology. Originally spun out from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Ubiquitous Energy is implementing its award-winning ClearView Power technology into a wide range of products as an invisible, onboard source of electricity. ClearView Power selectively converts ultraviolet and infrared light into electricity, allowing visible light to pass through. Applied as a thin coating, ClearView Power can turn windows into solar panels without disrupting the view. The company has raised more than $25 million to date, and is currently partnered with global glass manufacturers to prepare ClearView Power for mass production. For more information visit http://www.ubiquitous.energy.

ClearView Power and Ubiquitous Energy are trademarks of Ubiquitous Energy, Inc.

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