Increasing electricity from sunlight, an ASU project [VIDEO]

ASU Professor Stuart Bowden
ASU Professor Stuart Bowden

A national project promising a significant advance in technology for converting sunlight into electricity will be led by a team of Arizona State University engineers. With a $3.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy’s SunShot Initiative, the team will develop new ultra-thin silicon solar cells designed to increase the amount of electricity that can be produced through direct conversion of sunlight. Stuart Bowden, the ASU team leader, discusses the research on KAET’s “Horizon.”

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