Researchers Develop Color-Tunable Solar Cells Using 3D Printed Structures

Researchers Develop Color-Tunable Solar Cells Using 3D Printed Structures

Researchers at Hebrew University have developed semi-transparent solar cells that can change color and control light transmission using 3D-printed polymer structures.

Hebrew University team develops flexible color tunable solar window technology

Paris, France (SPX) Jan 14, 2026 A new solar cell that is designed to work in locations like windows and flexible surfaces where traditional panels cannot has been developed by nanotechnology researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The device targets installations on building facades, architectural glass and curved structures where rigid modules are difficult to deploy. The research, led by Prof. Shlomo Magdass