Current loss tracked down by magnetic fingerprint

Wednesday, October 27, 2010 - 07:10 in Physics & Chemistry

Scientists have been working on organic solar cells for about a decade. Their manufacture is environmentally friendly and they can be applied to all kinds of materials, such as plastic film, for instance. The trouble is, they only yield a fifth of the electrical energy that silicon solar cells do, with most of the electrical current trickling away into the material instead...

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