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Perovskite solar cells just cleared a major hurdle toward commercialization.
Researchers developed a new two-dimensional interlayer that kept modules running at 95% efficiency after 5,000 hours of brutal light, heat, and UV exposure. The breakthrough uses neutral triazine molecules and co-crystal engineering that slots right into existing manufacturing lines.

Researchers achieve record perovskite solar module stability under light, heat, and UV stress
An international research team has developed a new two-dimensional perovskite interlayer based on a co-crystal engineering strategy for more robust perovskite films. It demonstrated improved performance in small area perovskite solar cells and, in a 48 cm2 module, contributed to retain 95% of initial efficiency after 5,000 h.

Origin of Moir\'{e} Potentials in WS$_2$/WSe$_2$ Heterobilayers: Contributions from Lattice Reconstruction and Interlayer Charge Transfer
Youwen Wang, Nanya Gao, Qingjun Tong
https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.09526

Interplay of ferroelectricity and interlayer superconductivity in van der Waals bilayers
D. S. Annenkov, A. A. Kopasov, A. S. Mel'nikov
https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.05871 http…