Engineering and Technology

Wearable perovskite solar cells by aligned liquid crystal elastomers

Z. Huang, L. Li, et al.

This groundbreaking research by Zengqi Huang and colleagues introduces a liquid crystal elastomer interlayer to enhance the efficiency and durability of flexible perovskite solar cells. Achieving efficiencies of 23.26% in rigid and 22.10% in flexible forms, these cells not only exhibit impressive performance but also integrate seamlessly into wearable devices for virtual reality applications.

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