Illustration of a new technique to eke more power out of solar cells. Owing to physical limits, the maximum amount of sunlight falling on a solar cell that can be converted to electricity is only 34 percent. However, researchers at Warwick University... Stock Image

Stock Image - Illustration of a new technique to eke more power out of solar cells. Owing to physical limits, the maximum amount of sunlight falling on a solar cell that can be converted to electricity is only 34 percent. However, researchers at Warwick University.... Fotosearch

Illustration of a new technique to eke more power out of solar cells. Owing to physical limits, the maximum amount of sunlight falling on a solar cell that can be converted to electricity is only 34 percent. However, researchers at Warwick University...

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