The articles gathered by Meinardi, Bruni, and Brovelli explore the use of luminescent solar concentrators for building-integrated photovoltaics. Other articles discuss the potential of agrivoltaics, which combines solar energy generation with agriculture. Research on perovskite solar cells, including their stability and efficiency, is also covered. The impact of lead on the environment is another topic of discussion.
The articles also touch on the use of organic photovoltaics, dye-sensitized solar cells, and semi-transparent solar cells in greenhouses. The potential of agrivoltaics is evaluated, including the use of solar panels to provide shade and improve crop yields.
The articles also discuss the potential risks associated with the use of lead in perovskite solar cells and the need for sustainable solutions. The role of phytochromes in plant light perception is also explored, as well as the potential of albino cells for treating diseases. Finally, the use of encapsulation materials, such as titanium dioxide, is discussed in the context of perovskite solar cells.
Overall, the articles cover a range of topics in the fields of solar energy, agriculture, and sustainability, highlighting the potential for innovative solutions to address global energy needs and environmental concerns.