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A gradient at the solar cell interface between disordered polymers and ordered buckyballs splits the exciton, allowing the electron (purple) to escape and produce an electric current. (c) Stanford University

New research could totally change the way organic solar cells are made

January 6, 2014

Stanford researchers claim the inherent disordered molecular structure of polymer semiconductors is actually desirable. Current organic solar cells made with ...

Schematic of biomimetic photovoltaic device (photo above) with microfluidic replenishment network.Left: The white arrows indicate the convection-dominant transport of dye and electrolyte molecules along the microfluidic channels. Inset: cross-section view across the dotted yellow line. Tin oxide nanoparticles and platinum catalysts are deposited on the photoanode and the counter electrode, respectively. The red arrows indicate the lateral diffusive/convective transport between the source channels and drain channels.

Solar cells that mimic leaves put organic systems back in the picture

A prototype of the leaf-inspired solar cell. Right corner: 1cm scale bar. As solar cells, and ...

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