Solar cells made from perovskites rather than silicon are always a tale of trade-offs. They can be made cheaply, they can ...

Submerged photovoltaics could recharge subs, underwater robots ...

Dim ocean light could keep sensors running longer and help researchers collect continuous data from hard-to-reach areas.

Innovative research has led to the creation of wide-bandgap perovskite solar cells tailored for underwater energy generation. Capable of harnessing limited light at depths of up to ten meters, these ...

Scientists have taken solar cells to new depths, demonstrating that they can function 10 meters (33 feet) below the surface ...

Newly designed submergible devices are predicted to operate continuously underwater for over 5 years ...

Ten metres beneath the surface of the South China Sea, where sunlight is already much weaker than it is above the water, ...

A newly published study describes a "robust" strategy for reliably generating power underwater. Several Chinese researchers ...

Scientists have developed solar cells that can generate electricity 10 metres underwater. The perovskite technology could help power underwater robots and sensors for longer.

Researchers have developed a perovskite-organic tandem solar cell that achieves 26.4 percent efficiency. Unlike rigid silicon modules, the lightweight design can generate power on curved or flexible ...

Pursuing "space superiority" and critical supply chain risk mitigation, the DOE is providing grants seven to eleven research ...