New Materials Create Self-Repairing Solar Panels
Double perovskites demonstrate self-healing properties after being damaged by a laser beam, paving the way for their use in device design.
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Double perovskites demonstrate self-healing properties after being damaged by a laser beam, paving the way for their use in device design.
Through a happy accident, researchers have identified a new material for self-repairing electronics that could make sci-fi dreams a reality.
Self-healing nanomaterials usable in solar panels and other electronic devices are being explored by researchers
In recent years scientists have worked to create materials that can repair themselves, in order to deal with the swift degradation of devices we use at home. A discovery by Dr. Yehonadav Bekenstein and his team at Technion could pave the way there
In recent years scientists have worked to create materials that can repair themselves, in order to deal with the swift degradation of devices we use at home. A discovery by Dr. Yehonadav Bekenstein and his team at the Technion could pave the way there