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Solar cell coating minimizes leakage of pollutants.

Modifications made to Perovskite Solar Cells, or PSCs, render them more stable and scalable than ever before.

OIST scientists’ research on perovskite solar cells indicates a promising future towards sustainability.

OIST researchers improve perovskite-based technology in the entire energy cycle, from solar cells harnessing power to LED diodes to light the screens of future electronic devices and other lighting applications.

Bringing the dream of utilizing cost-effective renewable energy resources into reality

Researchers clarified the relationship between air exposure and enhanced electric proprieties in perovskite solar cells.

OIST researchers conduct the first atomic resolution study of perovskites used in next generation solar cells.

OIST researchers have identified a contributing factor to short lifetime in perovskite solar cells with silver electrodes

Growing film for use in solar cells under controlled conditions isn’t necessarily the best way. Ambient air grows better film, and it’s cheaper.

OIST researchers find tiny pinholes wreaking havoc with next-generation solar cells.

Professor Yabing Qi and members of his research unit are using a new strategy to develop the next generation of solar cells, focusing in particular on decreasing costs.

An OIST research team is investigating solar cells based on organic materials that have electrodes both flexible and transparent, enabling the fabrication of these solar cells at a low cost.