Silver-infused bacteria build more efficient microbial fuel cells

Microbial fuel cells are a promising new technology for generating electricity, but so far they’re plagued by inefficiency. Now, researchers at UCLA have found a way to wring more energy out of them, by feeding the bacteria silver to make them more conductive.

Full article: Biogenically engineered silver nanoparticles using bael leaf extract and evaluation of its therapeutic potential

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Theranostic cells: emerging clinical applications of synthetic biology

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Power generation from wastewater using microbial fuel cells: A review - ScienceDirect

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