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Making photovoltaics microscale with 3D architecture

Left: A graphic showing the difference between a standard solar cell and a miniaturised solar cell. Right: the University of Ottawa’s Mathieu de Lafontaine

Left: A graphic showing the difference between a standard solar cell and a miniaturised solar cell. Right: the University of Ottawa’s Mathieu de Lafontaine

Making solar cells much smaller could generate electricity more efficiently, but it won’t be without challenges, says the University of Ottawa’s Mathieu de Lafontaine

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