Students develop microbial fuel cell from single sheet of paper
A microbial fuel cell made from a single sheet of paper has been developed by researchers at Binghampton University. The foldable, paper-based battery, which can work with body fluids such as blood, sweat, urine or saliva, is cheap to manufacture and can be safely disposed of. Applications include use in environmental sensing, disaster relief, remote medical clinics and on battlefields.
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