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This Self-Sustaining, Bacteria-Powered Fuel Cell Can Generate Power for 13 Straight Days
Binghamton University researchers, with the help of their colleagues from State University of New York have developed the first ever micro-scale self-sustaining microbial fuel cells powered by the symbiotic interactions of two types of bacteria.
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