Research and innovation | REF: IN3000 V1

Most significant innovations 2016. Environnement and energy

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    6. Hybrid perovskite solar cells

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    Thierry PAUPORTÉ, CNRS Research Director, Institut de recherche de Chimie-Paris, Chimie-Paristech, Paris

    Summary

    Transforming solar energy into electricity using low-cost materials and processes remains a challenge. Hybrid perovskite solar cells, which have appeared very recently, are based on materials with remarkable optoelectronic and structural properties.

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