Tag: Electroactive Microorganisms

Norway trees sprout gold thanks to bacteria turning soil metal into nanoparticles

Norway Trees Sprout Gold: Bacteria Turns Soil Metal into Nanoparticles A surprising study has shown that Christmas or spruce trees hide gold inside their needles. Researchers in Norway have discovered that the humble trees’ roots interact with fungi and bacteria in the soil, leading to the formation of gold nanoparticles within the tree’s tissues. This […]

World’s first: Human bacteria endure rocket launch and re-entry, boosting Mars hopes

World’s First: Human Bacteria Endure Rocket Launch and Re-entry, Boosting Mars Hopes A “world’s first study” has demonstrated that bacterial spores can withstand the extreme forces associated with a rocket launch and re-entry, opening up possibilities for human colonization on Mars. This groundbreaking research, conducted by a team of scientists led by Dr. Akihiko Yamagishi […]

Living tattoos for buildings could turn city walls into pollution-fighting surfaces

Living Tattoos for Buildings: Transforming City Walls into Pollution-Fighting Surfaces Researchers have begun making innovative façade coatings that integrate selected microorganisms, aiming to bring buildings to life in a whole new way. These living tattoos for buildings have the potential to revolutionize urban landscapes by turning city walls into pollution-fighting surfaces. The concept involves harnessing […]

China’s bacteria-powered battery offers 99% efficiency, self-charging and more

China’s Bacteria-Powered Battery: Revolutionizing Efficiency and Self-Charging Capabilities Scientists in China have recently made a groundbreaking advancement in the field of renewable energy with the development of a bio-battery powered by electroactive microorganisms. This innovative technology offers an impressive 99% efficiency rate, along with the ability to self-charge, making it a game-changer in the world […]

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