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New Technology
Oxford PV Ships First Commercial Perovskite-on-Silicon Tandem Solar Panels with 24.5% Efficiency to US Client
interestingengineering.com USA Overview Oxford PV announced the shipment of its first commercial perovskite-on-silicon tandem solar panels to a US customer in September 2024. These 72-cell panels achieve an efficiency of 24.5%, marking t... -
Quantum Computing
IonQ Begins Mass Production of World’s First 256-Qubit QPUs at SkyWater, Dramatically Reducing Per-Qubit Cost
IonQ USA Overview IonQ has commenced manufacturing its first fully integrated 256-qubit quantum processing units (QPUs) at its SkyWater subsidiary, signaling a pivotal shift towards scalable quantum computer production. The Superion 256 ... -
Perovskite Solar Cells
Oxford PV Secures $239M in Funding, Begins Commercial Tandem Module Shipments to US, and Forms Key Licensing Partnerships with Trinasolar and First Solar
Tracxn UK Overview Oxford PV, a pioneer in perovskite-on-silicon tandem solar cells, has successfully raised a total of $239 million in funding, accelerating its commercialization efforts. The company initiated shipments of its first com... -
Perovskite Solar Cells
Japanese Researchers Boost Tin Perovskite Solar Cell Durability, Achieving 84.94% Initial Efficiency Retention After 100 Days with 9.07% PCE
IndexBox Japan Overview Japanese researchers have developed a novel molecule, 2-aminobenzothiazole (2-ABZ), dramatically improving the durability of tin-based perovskite solar cells. Devices incorporating 2-ABZ achieved an initial power ... -
New Technology
Novel Bilayer Collagen Nanofiber Nerve Wrap Promotes Axonal Regeneration and Myelination in Canine Peripheral Nerve Injury Model, Outperforming or Matching Commercial Devices
Regenerative Biomaterials | Oxford Academic Unknown Overview A preclinical study in a canine peripheral nerve repair model demonstrated that a newly developed bilayer collagen nanofiber nerve wrap promotes organized neural tissue remodel... -
New Technology
Cerium-Doped Bioactive Glass Nanofibers Effectively Promote Bone Regeneration by Enhancing Treg-Mediated Immunomodulation
Regenerative Biomaterials | Oxford Academic Unknown Overview A newly developed cerium-doped cotton-like bioactive glass nanofiber (Ce-BGF) has been shown to improve the immune microenvironment post-bone injury, promoting bone regeneratio... -
Quantum Computing
George Mason University Partners with TreQ to Install First $7.7M Open-Architecture Quantum QPU in Virginia
Quantum Computing Report USA Overview George Mason University has partnered with Oxford-based TreQ to deploy the first open-architecture quantum processing unit (QPU) in Virginia at its Northern Virginia campus, backed by a $7.7 million ... -
Quantum Computing
Oxford Researchers Develop New Method to Convert Existing Quantum Error Correction Codes to Floquet Codes, Simplifying Implementation
Quantum Zeitgeist UK Overview Oxford University researchers have developed a novel method to convert existing quantum error correction codes into Floquet codes. This innovative approach promises to significantly simplify the implementati... -
Perovskite Solar Cells
Oxford PV Achieves 26.9% Efficiency in Residential Panels; University of Queensland Sustains 16.65% Lead-Free Perovskite for Over 1000 Hours
Facebook UK/Australia Overview Oxford PV, an Oxford University spin-off, has recorded a remarkable 26.9% efficiency in residential-sized solar panels by integrating innovative perovskite with traditional silicon. Concurrently, a Universi... -
Perovskite Solar Cells
SNS Insider Report: Perovskite Solar Cell Market Projected to Reach $73 Billion by 2035 with 69.45% CAGR
SNS Insider International Overview This article provides an overview of a market research report published by SNS Insider. The global perovskite solar cell market is projected to grow from $376.7 million in 2025 to $73 billion by 2035, e...