Stanford fundamental research targets solar organic photovoltaic materials
Stanford’s Global Climate and Energy Project brings together a partnership of academia and industry with funding from ExxonMobil, GE, Schlumberger and Toyota to explore
fundamental research into green technologies that will have a direct impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Stanford professors are exploring material science enablers for more efficient and effective organic photocells. …
… “designing a new family of advanced electron-accepting materials to be used in organic photovoltaic cells.
Their research could lead to cells with longer lifetimes, greater efficiencies and lower costs, making organic photovoltaic cells a more viable option to harvest solar energy.” …
Via Stanford University: Energy Projects.
Organic photovoltaic research.
Stanford Univ Global Climate and Energy programs.
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