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Pictured with the photovoltaic-electrochemical cell system from left to right: Graduate student James White (Princeton), Professor Andrew Bocarsly (Princeton and Liquid Light) and principal engineer Paul Majsztrik (Liquid Light). (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)
Solar panels light the way from carbon dioxide to fuel
via Rice University
One step to solar-cell efficiency
Picture 1: A comparison of the reflection from a cover glass on a crystalline Silicon cell with and without the multilayer AR coating.
Scientists come up with method of reducing solar panel glare
Quantum dot LSC devices under ultraviolet illumination.
Photovoltaic solar-panel windows could be next for your house
On a co-located solar farm, runoff from water used to clean photovoltaic panels would nourish agave or other biofuel crops. The plants would in turn provide ground cover, helping prevent dust buildup that decreases solar panel efficiency. (Courtesy Sujith Ravi)
Stanford scientists model a win-win situation: growing crops on photovoltaic farms
via Ecoppia
Ecoppia Announces World’s First Completely Autonomously-Cleaned Solar Energy Park
English: The fresnel lens system in the Soderskar lighthouse. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Flat-pack lens boosts solar power
An improved, cost-effective catalyst for water-splitting devices
A new material for solar panels could make them cheaper, more efficient
Power boosting self-cleaning solar panels
EPFL Campus has the World’s First Solar Window
The Next Big Thing in the Energy Sector: Photovoltaic Generated DC Electricity
Low-Priced Plastic Photovoltaics
Tiny ‘LEGO brick’ -style studs make solar panels a quarter more efficient
A Staff of Robots