A team of Stanford researchers has collaborated with scientists at the Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) to produce the first successful demonstration of peel-and-stick solar cells, which can be attached to almost any surface or object.
Researchers make a breakthrough in solar cells and the School of Medicine receives a $7 million grant for childhood cancer research
Stanford researchers have discovered a way to manufacture flexible, recyclable and comparatively cheap solar cells. Though the cells currently operate at a much lower efficiency, the breakthrough holds great potential for the future of solar energy.
Class2Go, a new massive online open course (MOOC) platform developed by a Stanford team, is joining the more established Coursera and Udacity platforms to offer a total of 16 courses this fall.
Solar cell technology, long limited by costs and practical issues, has the potential to cross a new threshold of efficiency through an approach recently theorized by Stanford researchers.
Speculation abounds with fall training’s beginnings … Solar energy advances … Shultz documentary … Mice that eat meat … Stanford news from around the web for Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2010.