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Toin Yokohama University's Riki Miyasaka and Others Receive Kyoto Prize for Developing Perovskite Solar Cells (Kyodo News)
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The Inamori Foundation (Kyoto City), which sponsors the Kyoto Prize, an award honoring outstanding achievements in the fields of science and art, announced on the 19th that three individuals, including Professor Tsutomu Miyasaka (72) of Toin Yokohama University, who developed perovskite solar cells, which are expected to be a next-generation renewable energy source, have been selected as this year's recipients.
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