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Directed assembly boosts efficiency of binary organic solar cells
Original: Directed assembly of cathode interlayers enables efficient binary organic solar cells
Researchers report in Nature that directed assembly of cathode interlayers enables more efficient binary organic solar cells. By controlling how the interlayer forms, the team improved charge extraction and overall power conversion in a simple two-component cell design. The work points to a cleaner, more precise route to building organic photovoltaics, a field watched closely for low-cost, flexible solar energy applications.
Why now: A new Nature paper demonstrates a materials technique that could make organic solar cells cheaper and more efficient, drawing attention from the energy research community.
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