Researchers present a detailed review of 115 studies on slot-die-based perovskite solar cells, highlighting how this scalable coating technique holds the key to commercializing next-gen solar technology.

A recent study demonstrates that applying an ultrathin atomic layer deposition (ALD) coating to perovskite solar cells dramatically improves their long-term stability. This innovation could help bring perovskite technology closer to widespread adoption.

Scientists have developed a lightweight hydrogel system for passive solar cell cooling, achieving a 23°C temperature reduction and boosting efficiency by 12.3%. Learn more about this innovative approach to solar energy optimization.

A team of researchers has developed a method to improve the efficiency of organic solar cells, achieving over 20% efficiency and better performance even with thicker active layers. This innovation promises to enable scalable, high-performance solar panels.

A new article outlines key achievements and challenges in the industrialization of perovskite solar cells, focusing on efficiency improvements, stability issues, scalability, and sustainability.

A recent study on perovskite-based PeLEDs reveals their potential to revolutionize display technology by combining fingerprint recognition, health monitoring, and energy harvesting into a single, efficient device. These multifunctional displays pave the way for smarter, more interactive technology in various industries, from wearables to consumer electronics.

This study investigates the innovative use of slot-die coating for depositing niobium pentoxide (Nb₂O₅) as an electron transport layer (ETL) in perovskite solar cells, a technique not previously explored in existing literature.