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'Light Pipes' Boost Organic Solar Efficiency Saturday, May 15, 2010 - Anuradha Menon Home >> Headlines >> Physics   
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Researchers in North Carolina have developed a way to more than double the performance of organic solar cells by adding a layer of upright optical fibers that act as sunlight traps. David Carroll, a professor of physics at Wake Forest University, led the development of a prototype solar cell incorporating the fibers. He is the chief scientist at a spinoff company called FiberCell that is developing a reel-to-reel manufacturing process to produce the cells. (source: technologyreview.com)
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