Light management plays an important role in high-performance solar cells. Nanostructures that could effectively trap light offer great potential in improving the conversion efficiency of solar cells with much reduced material usage. Developing low-cost and large-scale nanostructures integratable with solar cells, thus, promises new solutions for high efficiency and low-cost solar energy harvesting. In this paper, we review the exciting progress in this field, in particular, in the market, dominating silicon solar cells and pointing out challenges and future trends
Nanostructured forms of crystalline silicon represent an attractive materials building block for pho...
Integrating devices with nanostructures is considered a promising strategy to improve the performanc...
Presented on January 19, 2011 from 4-5 pm in room G011 of the Molecular Science and Engineering Buil...
In this paper, we present our strategies to use innovative photonic approaches to tackling the key c...
The main challenge with the use of silicon for photovoltaics is that silicon is not a strong absorbe...
The main challenge with the use of silicon for photovoltaics is that silicon is not a strong absorbe...
Nanophotonic light trapping for solar cells is an exciting field that has seen exponential growth in...
The concurrent development of high-performance materials, new device and system architectures, and n...
Nanophotonic light trapping for solar cells is an exciting field that has seen exponential growth in...
Nanophotonic light trapping for solar cells is an exciting field that has seen exponential growth in...
The recent rapid drop of solar module prices and global growth of photovoltaics has moved frontiers ...
The recent rapid drop of solar module prices and global growth of photovoltaics has moved frontiers ...
We present a comprehensive review on prospects for one-, two-, or three-dimensional nanostructure-ba...
Photovoltaics is a sustainable and environmentally clean source of energy that has the potential to ...
Summary: Recent trends in photovoltaics demand ever-thin solar cells to allow deployment in consumer...
Nanostructured forms of crystalline silicon represent an attractive materials building block for pho...
Integrating devices with nanostructures is considered a promising strategy to improve the performanc...
Presented on January 19, 2011 from 4-5 pm in room G011 of the Molecular Science and Engineering Buil...
In this paper, we present our strategies to use innovative photonic approaches to tackling the key c...
The main challenge with the use of silicon for photovoltaics is that silicon is not a strong absorbe...
The main challenge with the use of silicon for photovoltaics is that silicon is not a strong absorbe...
Nanophotonic light trapping for solar cells is an exciting field that has seen exponential growth in...
The concurrent development of high-performance materials, new device and system architectures, and n...
Nanophotonic light trapping for solar cells is an exciting field that has seen exponential growth in...
Nanophotonic light trapping for solar cells is an exciting field that has seen exponential growth in...
The recent rapid drop of solar module prices and global growth of photovoltaics has moved frontiers ...
The recent rapid drop of solar module prices and global growth of photovoltaics has moved frontiers ...
We present a comprehensive review on prospects for one-, two-, or three-dimensional nanostructure-ba...
Photovoltaics is a sustainable and environmentally clean source of energy that has the potential to ...
Summary: Recent trends in photovoltaics demand ever-thin solar cells to allow deployment in consumer...
Nanostructured forms of crystalline silicon represent an attractive materials building block for pho...
Integrating devices with nanostructures is considered a promising strategy to improve the performanc...
Presented on January 19, 2011 from 4-5 pm in room G011 of the Molecular Science and Engineering Buil...