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NEW TECH COULD MAKE SOLAR POWER CHEAPER AND STRONGER Scientists just found a way to boost solar panels and LEDs using a special material called halide perovskites. The breakthrough could make energy tech more efficient, longer-lasting, and cheaper to produce. By working at the nanoscale, researchers at the University of Missouri are fine-tuning how these materials absorb and convert light. Their method, using ultra-cold fabrication, creates microscopic patterns that enhance performance. This could mean brighter, more efficient LEDs and solar panels that capture more energy at a lower cost. Source: SciTechDaily
