The batteries fuelled by radio‐isotopes have represented a significant technological solution
for planetary science and exploration missions since the beginning of the space era. Now …

Fluorescent type nuclear battery consisting of scintillator and photovoltaic device enables
semipermanent power source for devices working under harsh circumstances without …

Micronuclear batteries harness energy from the radioactive decay of radioisotopes to
generate electricity on a small scale, typically in the nanowatt or microwatt range,. Contrary …

This review presents the current state of the knowledge regarding the use of radioactive
sources to generate photonic light in scintillators as converters of ionizing radiation to …

Highly luminescent CsPbBr3 perovskite quantum dots (QDs) are very attractive for
applications in power-generating devices. The CsPbBr3 QD solution and its corresponding …

The in situ doping of ZnS films with Cu and Mn ions was obtained by the chemical bath
deposition method. The resulting films, with cubic crystalline structure, were specular …

In this paper, a beta radioluminescent battery with different radioisotopes is studied, and
different parameters of the proposed structure are optimized. These parameters include the …

Alpha-voltaic cells have great potential in military, biomedical, and infrastructure
applications due to their characteristics of long operating life, small volume, and superior …

Radio‐photovoltaic cell is a micro nuclear battery for devices operating in extreme
environments, which converts the decay energy of a radioisotope into electric energy by …

Weak performance output is currently the major factor limiting the further development of
radioluminescent nuclear batteries for sustainable and stable applications. This work …