Researchers at Tohoku University created solar cells so thin they could applied to almost any surface, including skin!
A research group has fabricated a highly transparent solar cell with a 2D atomic sheet. These near-invisible solar cells achieved an average visible transparency of 79%, meaning they can, in theory, be placed everywhere – building windows, the front panel of cars, and even human skin.
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