perovskite solar cells

Dr. Yanfa Yan, professor of physics, with his perovskite solar cells which are able to increase the total electrical power generated by using two parts of the sun's spectrum
Perovskite solar cells have their durability issue finally solved
A discovery by Rice University engineers brings efficient, stable bilayer perovskite solar cells closer to commercialization. The cells are about a micron thick, with 2D and 3D layers. Photo by Jeff Fitlow
Making perovskite solar cells stable enough to be ready for prime time
Shaun Tan/UCLA Photo of a thin film perovskite solar cell produced with a manufacturing process fix developed by UCLA researchers and colleagues
Finally: A fix that makes perovskite solar cells commercially viable
Improving next generation solar cells while removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
An inexpensive way to scale up large scale production of perovskite solar cells finally arrives
New approach to stabilizing perovskite crystals could underpin cheap renewable energy
Speeding up solar cell testing from hours to minutes with a new 3D printed system
Using artificial intelligence to accelerate spray-on solar cell technology
Next-generation solar cells mimic photosynthesis
A cheaper, cleaner and more sustainable way of making hydrogen fuel from water using sunlight moves closer
Producing high-quality films for perovskite solar cells at industrial scale
A new approach to low-cost and highly stable perovskite solar cells
Semi-transparent perovskite solar cells could be great candidates for solar windows
Getting closer: Printing solar cells as easy and inexpensive as printing a newspaper
Using tin instead of lead makes perovskite solar cells cheaper and more commercially viable