solar cells

Scientists at the US Department of Energy have successfully developed solar cells that convert 44% of light into electricity.

Researchers from the University of North Carolina have inspired sunflowers to design higher-efficiency solar cells.

Along with the exhaustion of fossil fuel sources such as oil and coal, renewable energy has been increasingly concerned in recent years.

To solve the problem of fossil fuels such as oil, coal, etc., is gradually depleting, in the past decades the world has invested a lot of money to exploit sustainable natural

The solar cells that Austrian and Japanese scientists have announced are thinner than spider silk, with so much elasticity that they can be wrapped around the hair.

Researchers at the University of Texas say there is a possibility to boost energy levels in each solar cell by exploiting what they call

A team of scientists led by chemistry professor Xiaoyang Zhu, at the University of Texas, Austin, USA, found that using organic plastic semiconductors could double. Quantities of

An Australian entrepreneur has the idea of generating clean, hot gas for household use, with the primary aim of creating a clean, safe and carbon-free energy source for the

British scientists are studying to increase the light absorption capacity of graphene to increase the applicability of the world's thinnest material.

According to scientists, the new material stores and releases heat at specific temperature requirements. Thus, it can significantly reduce the costs of heating and cooling in