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Scientists Develop Light-Activated Glass For Clean Energy Generation - Vimarsana News

Scientists Develop Light-Activated Glass For Clean Energy Generation

Japanese and Swiss scientists have collaborated to develop glass capable of generating an electric current when exposed to light, potentially paving...

"Approaching the dream of the alchemist": Scientists have been able to transform transparent glass into a photovoltaic surface — using a laser similar to that used in eye surgeries - Vimarsana News

"Approaching the dream of the alchemist": Scientists have been able to transform transparent glass into a photovoltaic surface — using a laser similar to that used in eye surgeries

Glass windows could function as single-material light-harvesting and sensing devices in the future

Futuristic Glass Technology Paves Way for Energy-Efficient Buildings - Vimarsana News

Futuristic Glass Technology Paves Way for Energy-Efficient Buildings

EPFL physicists, in collaboration with Tokyo Tech scientists, discovered a method to turn tellurite glass into a semiconductor using femtosecond laser light, potentially enabling windows to harvest energy.

EPFL forms photoconductive circuits directly onto glass - Vimarsana News

EPFL forms photoconductive circuits directly onto glass

Femtosecond laser writing could create energy harvesting devices more easily and cheaply.

Source: optics.org
Femtosecond Laser Turns Glass Into a "Transparent" Light-Energy Harvester - Vimarsana News

Femtosecond Laser Turns Glass Into a "Transparent" Light-Energy Harvester

Researchers found that exposing tellurite glass to femtosecond laser light creates semiconducting nanocrystals, opening the possibility of turning glass into electricity-generating surfaces using only light. What happens when you expose tellurite glass to femtosecond laser light? That’s the quest