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Energy & Climate

Olga Malinkiewicz

Inkjet-printed flexible perovskite solar cells

PolandEvidence: high confidenceChecked July 2026

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Who is Olga Malinkiewicz?

Olga Malinkiewicz is an inventor associated with Poland. Their documented work in energy & climate includes Inkjet-printed flexible perovskite solar cells, the contribution at the center of this evidence-backed profile.

Olga Malinkiewicz invented an inkjet-printing method for thin, flexible perovskite photovoltaic cells. Unlike rigid conventional panels, the lightweight modules can be integrated into varied surfaces and generate electricity from natural or artificial light, extending solar hardware to uses where silicon panels are impractical.

Known forInkjet-printed flexible perovskite solar cells
FieldEnergy & Climate
Associated withPoland
Evidence reviewed2 sources
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What did Olga Malinkiewicz invent?

Invented Saule Technologies' inkjet-printing method for photovoltaic cells based on perovskites.

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What did Olga Malinkiewicz accomplish?

The EPO gave Malinkiewicz and her team both the 2024 SMEs award and the public-voted Popular Prize for the solar-cell technology.

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What is known about Olga Malinkiewicz today?

Saule Technologies' 2024 press biography identifies Malinkiewicz as its co-founder and chief technology officer, and records her 2024 awards.

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