New 2-D Semiconductor Junction Gives Graphene A Run For The Money
A new 2-D semiconductor junction, billed as the “the strongest possible link between two single-layer materials,” could launch next-generation solar cells.
A new 2-D semiconductor junction, billed as the “the strongest possible link between two single-layer materials,” could launch next-generation solar cells.
A new multi-university study focusing on the fundamental science of charge separation has resulted in a greatly improved understanding of the subject — an improved understanding that should lead to more-efficient organic solar cells in the near future, according to those involved. The new work has resulted in the creation … [continued]
A new solar photovoltaic conversion efficiency record for solar cells made of amorphous and monocrystalline silicon of 21.4% was recently set, thanks to the innovations of researchers at EPFL’s Institute of Microengineering in Neuchatel. The research team, led by professor Christophe Ballif, director of the Photovoltaics Laboratory (PVlab), recently … [continued]