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Aug 30
Slide Over, Silicon By Jodi LaMarco

Israeli scientists claim that gallium arsenide could become a viable alternative to the silicon used in solar panels.

The highly efficient material is still too expensive to be a competitive alternative to silicon, but costs could be offset by using mirrors to increase its effectiveness.

REUTERS

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