Australia (TGW) – The inventor of the innovative iJET solar cell has won two Australian Museum Eureka Prizes - the nation's top science awards.
Nicole Kuepper, 23, has patented the cell, which can be made at low temperatures using an inkjet printer, nail polish, and a pizza oven.
Kuepper hopes the cell will be useful the developing world.
However, it could be five years before the cell will be commercially available.
Via :: The Australian
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Monday, 14 March 2011
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