Improving perovskite solar cell performance with conductive adhesive ink

Conceived by researchers from Iran, the new conductive adhesive ink is made of polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) and is used as an interlayer between the cell's hole transport layer and carbon foil. It reportedly ensures higher cell stability while also providing remarkable efficiency. A group of scientists led by the Sharif University of Technology in Iran developed a new conductive adhesive ink that can be used as an interfacial adhesive layer in perovskite solar cells. "The adhesive ink is intended to improve the cell stability and efficiency," the research's corresponding author, Nima Taghavinia, ...

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