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The fingernail-sized contraption is made from a material filled with holes less than a thousandth of the width of a human hair

With nearly any material and in any location, the device can use humidity in the air to generate electricity.

Engineers have demonstrated the potential to produce clean energy continuously from humidity in the air.

Washington Post: Nearly any material can be used to turn the energy in air humidity into electricity, scientists found in a discovery that could lead to continuously producing clean energy with little pollution. The research, published in a paper in Advanced Materials, builds on 2020 work that first showed energy could be pulled from the moisture in the…

Engineers have demonstrated something marvelous.

In a major breakthrough, scientists uncover a potential renewable energy source by harnessing electricity from air humidity using almost any material, Technology & Science News, Times Now

Comment on this storyCommentAlmost any material can be used to convert the energy in air moisture into electricity, scientists have found, in a

Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have made a groundbreaking discovery, revealing that virtually any material can be transformed into a continuous electricity-harvesting device from atmospheric humidity. By incorporating nanopores smaller than 100 nanometers in diameter, these engineers have unlocked the potential to generate clean electricity from thin air. This exciting research, published in

Nearly any material can be used to turn the energy in air humidity into electricity, scientists found in a discovery that could lead to continuously producing clean energy with little pollution.

Using a device peppered with minute pores, researchers have found a way to harvest the electricity of water molecules in the air.