A new solar cell, described as an "artificial leaf" has been developed by researchers. The latter mimics the electron transfer of photosynthesis at a much faster rate than observed in nature. According to the study by researchers at Ruhr-University Bochum, the new method efficiently integrates photosynthetic proteins in photovoltaics, offering offers a new immobilization strategy that yields electron transfer rates exceeding for the first time rates observed in ...Sunday 24 August 2014
Research Suggests 'Semi-Artificial Leaf' Shows Faster Photosynthesis Than Natural Counterpart
A new solar cell, described as an "artificial leaf" has been developed by researchers. The latter mimics the electron transfer of photosynthesis at a much faster rate than observed in nature. According to the study by researchers at Ruhr-University Bochum, the new method efficiently integrates photosynthetic proteins in photovoltaics, offering offers a new immobilization strategy that yields electron transfer rates exceeding for the first time rates observed in ...
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