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MIT Researchers 'Heal' Solar Cells With Intense Light

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Scientists Design Nanocones That Help Solar Cells Soak Up More Sunlight

Science/Health

Molecule-Thick Film Now Defect-Free, Could Be Used In Flexible Electronics And Solar Cells

Science/Health

Solar Cells More Efficient, Easier To Manufacture With New Solvent Solution

Science/Health

Quantum Physics And Genetic Engineering's Love Child Could Lead To Improved Solar Cells (VIDEO)

Science/Health

Solar Cells Become More Efficient When Cooled Down With Newly Developed Transparent Coating

Tech

Lightweight Solar Cells Inspired By Ancient Japanese Art Can Soak Up More Sun By Tracking It Across The Sky (VIDEO)

Tech

Solar Panel Energy Efficiency Could Be Boosted More Than 30 Percent With New Coating

Headlines

Self-Powered Video Camera Created at Columbia University is World's First (WATCH)

Headlines

Organic Semiconductors Could Lead To Cheaper, Greener LEDs And Solar Cells

Science/Health

Sunlight Converted Into Electricity With Highest Efficiency Ever Reported

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A complex where journalists were staying in southern Lebanon was hit in October
Israel Condemned By Media Groups Over Gaza Journalist 'Massacre'
US officials are set to meet their Chinese counterparts soon, before President-elect Donald Trump returns to the White House
US-China Officials To Hold Economic Talks Before Trump Return
Investors are keeping a close eye on US inflation data, which could play a key role in the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision-making
Asian Markets Mixed Ahead Of US Inflation Data, Eyes On China
A resident in Pokrovsk, eastern Ukraine -- Russia is pounding the country's energy grid as winter tightens its grip
Kremlin Praises Trump, Pounds Ukraine In Massive Attack
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AI

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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World

Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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World

Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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