by agoodwin | Jan 27, 2025 | Partner & Industry News, Uncategorized
Embedding transistors into soft, comformable, and versatile material, our partners at UC Irvine have created circuits that are compatible with human physiology. Utilizing an asymmetric design that allows for the movement of current within a device comprised of a...
by agoodwin | Jan 9, 2025 | Partner & Industry News
Metal halide perovskites have emerged as a promising material for thin film solar devices, and now have some of their first real-world tests done via research done at IMEC in Belgium, and their partners. Evaluated over 2 years of outdoor, real-world experiments, the...
by agoodwin | Dec 19, 2024 | Partner & Industry News
Optical filters are essential for many applications. However, their performance decreases considerably when light hits them at different angles – the colour of the transmitted light changes depending on the viewing angle. This reduction in performance is due to...
by agoodwin | Dec 17, 2024 | Partner & Industry News
Our partners at Northestern University have created a coating for perovskite solar cells that help fix their one big achilles heel, long-term stability. The coating layer, based on amidinium, was 10 times more resistant to decomposition compared to conventional...
by agoodwin | Dec 4, 2024 | Partner & Industry News
Modelling the organization of human cells, researchers from LBNL and Washington State University have made a breakthrough in battery technology. By configuring the gel-like electronics in a way similar to how cells let water in and out, they created an ion...