A group of researchers from the Light Technology Institute of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology will be working on a four-year project that aims to develop printable organic solar cells that are 10 percent more efficient. The researchers, headed by Dr. Alexander Colsmann, will reportedly use tandem architecture, which involves stacking up together two solar cells with complementary absorption characteristics to achieve better sunlight harvesting capabilities and more efficient energy conversion.
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