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Researchers Use Viruses to Build Better Battery [VIDEO]
In an attempt to design a better battery, a team of researchers have found that adding benign genetically modified viruses to a lithium-air battery's electrodes can make the battery more durable and improve the number of charge/discharge cycles it can withstand.
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