Researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles(UCLA) have developed a new kind of polymer solar cell that generate energy by absorbing mainly infrared light, making the cells nearly 70 per cent transparent to the human eye. The device is made from a photoactive plastic that converts infrared light into an electrical current, described by the UCLA team.
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