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Polarizing organic photovoltaics

Light shines through two polarizing filters oriented parallel to each other (above). But most is blocked when one is turned 90 degrees (left).

Yang Yang’s research on polarizing filters made from organic solar cells is featured in today’s ScienceNew Lease for Leftover Light.

The original article is available for free for a limited time here.

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