Scientific Reports author profile: Dr. Anurag Roy

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Watch Scientific Reports author Dr. Anurag Roy (University of Exeter) discuss his decision to publish in the journal and how it has impacted his research career. Dr. Roy is a material chemist specializing in solar energy materials.  

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Solar Cells
Physical Sciences > Materials Science > Materials for Devices > Photonic Devices > Solar Cells
Solar Fuels
Physical Sciences > Chemistry > Organic Chemistry > Green Chemistry > Solar Fuels
Materials for Energy and Catalysis
Physical Sciences > Materials Science > Materials for Energy and Catalysis
Materials Chemistry
Physical Sciences > Chemistry > Materials Chemistry

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