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Engineered disorder makes ultrathin solar cells ultra-efficient

25 Feb 2022
Photo of Yongjie Wang holding a solar cell between his thumb and forefinger with Gerasimos Konstantatos in the background
Thin-film technology: ICFO researcher Yongjie Wang holding the new solar cell with Gerasimos Konstantatos. (Courtesy: ICFO)
Ultrathin solar cells have reached record-breaking efficiency thanks to a novel manufacturing method

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