NTU Singapore scientists develop transparent, super-thin solar cells for glass
NewsBytes | May 17, 2026 8:39 PM CST
Thermal evaporation creates transparent perovskite cells
Led by Associate Professor Annalisa Bruno, the NTU team used a high-precision method called thermal evaporation to layer perovskite materials onto glass.
The result? Solar cells that are slimmer and more efficient than usual and totally transparent.
Since buildings use about 40% of global energy, covering their glass with these cells could seriously cut down on power bills and even charge devices on the go.
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