Scientists have identified a novel species of electricity-conducting organism ⚡, bacteria that acts as electrical wiring, potentially ushering in a new era of bioelectronic devices for use in medicine 🏥, industry 🏭, food safety 🍏, and environmental monitoring and cleanup 🌍.
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Researchers find new species of electricity-conducting organism, name it after Tribe
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Scientists have identified a novel species of bacteria that acts as electrical wiring, potentially ushering in a new era of bioelectronic devices for use in medicine, industry, food safety, and environmental monitoring and cleanup. The researchers…
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Scientists discover new electricity-conducting bacterium in Oregon mudflats ⚡🦠 | Potentially ushering in a new era of bioelectronic devices for use in medicine 🏥, industry 🏭, food safety 🍽️, and environmental monitoring and cleanup 🌍.
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Scientists discover electricity-conducting bacteria with nickel-based fibers
Scientists have identified a new species of bacteria in the mudflats of Oregon's Yaquina Bay that is capable of conducting electricity, a property uncommon among living organisms.
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Researchers develop rapidly self-assembling, robust ultrathin ionogel films that form soft “tattoo” interfaces for high-performance skin-mounted bioelectronics | Science Advances
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Rapid self-assembly of robust ultrathin ionogel films for high-performance bioelectronics
Ionic liquid–induced self-assembly creates tough, ultrathin ionogels in seconds for flexible devices.
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