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The ability to rationally tune the morphology of nanostructures is a fundamental milestone in nanoscale engineering. In particular, the possibility to switch between different shapes within the same material system represents a further step in the development of complex nanoscale devices and it increases the potential of nanostructures in practical applications. We recently reported a new form of...
There is an expanding interest in finding novel concepts for increasing the efficiency and reduce the cost in solar cell devices. In this regard, semiconductor nanowires (NWs) provide various paths towards both goals. In this work we explore the increased device freedom offered by nanowires for optimizing carrier extraction and light absorption in solar cells.
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