Researchers have developed a revolutionary tin-based perovskite transistor technology that achieves record 43 cm²/Vs mobility. The breakthrough uses novel crystallization control to overcome tin’s oxidation problems while delivering commercial-grade performance.
A breakthrough in perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells has been achieved through molecular engineering of interfacial layers. The new design controls crystallization dynamics and reduces defects, leading to substantial efficiency gains.
Researchers have developed an engineered self-assembled monolayer that significantly improves the performance and stability of perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells, according to reports in Nature Photonics. The novel molecular design addresses critical challenges in perovskite crystallization control at the buried interface, sources indicate.
