Regulating Electron 'Spin' May Be Key to Making Organic Solar Cells Competitive

Wednesday, August 7, 2013 - 13:00 in Physics & Chemistry

Organic solar cells that use carbon-based molecules to convert light to electricity have not been able to match the efficiency silicon-based cells. Now, researchers have discovered a synthetic, high-performance polymer that could make inexpensive, highly efficient organic solar panels a reality.

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