Biomass
Some day in the sparkling green future, giant living masses of bacteria will generate renewable energy from nuclear waste sites.
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Some day in the sparkling green future, giant living masses of bacteria will generate renewable energy from nuclear waste sites.
A new study shows that the bacteria Geobacter really does conduct electricity like a copper wire, opening up a new field for self-assembling electronics.
Ah, the wonders of science. Though, I can’t yet say if I’m all that thrilled about bacteria being engineered to produce electricity. Would hate...
Discovered in the mud of the Potomac River, a microbe called Geobacter has been quietly showing off its unique electrical properties for a team...
A team of researchers at Michigan State University has solved the mystery of how Geobacter bacteria found in soils manage to clean up nuclear...
The workhorse of the microbe world could turn out to be Geobacter, a hairy looking organism that is actually capable of generating an electric...