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AI can now make cells?

Updated on: 26 November,2023 06:23 AM IST  |  Australia
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Dr Nastaran Meftahi, the lead author of the study from RMIT University’s School of Science, explained that AI had enabled them to bypass years of human labour in optimising these cost-effective solar cells

AI can now make cells?

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Australian researchers have harnessed the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionise the production of solar cells made from the mineral perovskite. This technology has the potential to accelerate the transition to sustainable energy sources significantly. Dr Nastaran Meftahi, the lead author of the study from RMIT University’s School of Science, explained that AI had enabled them to bypass years of human labour in optimising these cost-effective solar cells.


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