Perovskite and organic semiconductors can be combined to make tandem solar cells but, to date, their efficiency has hovered around 20%. Now, researchers demonstrate a 23.6% tandem by reducing interfacial defects to improve the perovskite cell’s voltage and developing an ultrathin interconnection layer.
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Luther, J.M., Warren, E.L. Mix and match light absorbers. Nat Energy 7, 218–219 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41560-022-00987-x
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