Stanford Scientists Create All-Carbon Solar Cell

October 29, 2012 - Stanford Professor Zhenan Bao and her colleagues have developed the first solar cell made entirely of carbon, a promising alternative to the expensive materials used in photovoltaic devices today. Unlike rigid silicon solar panels that adorn many rooftops, Stanford's thin film prototype is made of carbon materials that can be coated from solution - a technique that has the potential to reduce manufacturing costs.

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[MAYHEM.]

I would like to study at this university more about my water filtration project i am from henties bay

[solokalnesaltam]

Are there any news about this? Thank you

[getparadox]

I'm excited to see where this goes!

[budbundy]

TOugh luck... these days it's hard to proove that.

[vivek]

Good it'll reduce the power problem

[oflinko]

Portugal has been developing this for the longest.

[CodexAudentia]

This is so cool, it makes it worth being a nerd.

[socialnginrin]

yay :D
ready for my house to be sprayed when it's finished

[shantayprueeissen]

Really enjoyed your video. Let's check Avasva plans also