Hairy Solar Cells Could Mean Higher Efficiency
kitzilla writes “Two research groups working independently have come up with what they say are cheap processes for growing nanowires to be used with solar cells. The ‘hairy’ cells provide a direct path for electrons collected at the panel face to reach an electrode, something which has the potential to dramatically improve system efficiency.”
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