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After buzzing into Kyle Field on a Friday afternoon, Assistant Athletics Director Nick McKenna greets a Yell Leader and student workers on his way to his office. With faded white paint and worn-down grass on the home sidelines, McKenna shifts focus from the once pristine green grass at Kyle Field to Olsen Field at Blue...

Researchers at EPFL, the University of Toronto, and the University of Kentucky have found a way to significantly improve the operational stability of perovskite solar cells at high temperatures, which is necessary for their use in terawatt power grids.

An international research team has produced an all-perovskite tandem solar cell with exceptionally high open-circuit voltage and efficiency. The proto

In the race to make solar energy more practical amidst soaring gas prices and threats of climate catastrophe, a team of researchers is taking steps toward a more efficient, higher voltage solar cell made of all-perovskite crystals.

A partnership that happened between (the University of Toronto) U of T Engineering, Northwestern University, and the University of Toledo has led to an all-perovskite tandem solar cell exhibiting exceedingly high efficiency and record-setting voltage.

Prototype 1cm cell yields record 2.19 eV; efficiency of 27.4% is new record for single-junction silicon cell.