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Optic Fibre Solar Cells: Dye-based Nanotech 3D Energy Harvesting
Posted on 05. Nov, 2009 by Ross.
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Could conventional photovoltaic solar cells finally have met their match?
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a new three-dimensional solar cell structure using optic fibres and dye-sensitised nanowires to produce a solar cell which with further optimisation could supercede the efficiencies of silicon-based photovoltaic solar cells.
Dye-sensitised solar cells have been around for a [...]
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