US EditionNew fungi-based battery needs feeding instead of charging
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New fungi-based battery needs feeding instead of charging
Fungi may not seem like an obvious power source, but researchers have proven they can offer a sustainable and renewable way to generate electricity. Through a blend of microbiology, materials science, and electrical engineering, a new kind of battery—based entirely on living fungi and biodegradable materials—has come to life in the lab. A Growing Problem, and a Natural Solution Electronic waste is growing fast. By 2030, experts estimate that the…
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