In a December paper published in Nature's preliminary research online publication, Scientific Reports, Stanford researchers announced a fabrication process that makes thin-film solar cell (TFSC) stickers. The resulting TFSCs are thinner and lighter than today's solar panels. And according to the researchers these "peel-and-stick" solar cells can be stuck just about anywhere--no surface is too curvy or uneven.
Stanford Group Successfully Fabricates 'Peel and Stick' Solar Cells
Singularity Hub - 18 Jan 2013 18:04
In a December paper published in Nature's preliminary research online publication, Scientific Reports, Stanford researchers announced a fabrication process that makes thin-film solar cell (TFSC) stickers. The resulting TFSCs are thinner and lighter than today's solar panels. And according to the researchers these "peel-and-stick" solar cells can be stuck just about anywhere--no surface is too curvy or uneven.
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