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Engineers biofilm capable of producing long-term, continuous electricity from your sweat

Wearable electronics could soon be powered by dead microbes, based on this new study

Wearable electronics could soon be powered by dead microbes. New research out of UMass Amherst has demonstrated a biofilm that generates electricity from sweat, harnessing the corpses of dead bacteria – and it's at least as effective as a battery.

University of Massachusetts Amherst researchers recently reported that they had developed a biofilm that could absorb evaporation energy and transform it into electricity.

Researchers at UMass Amherst recently announced that they have figured out how to engineer a biofilm that harvests the energy in evaporation and converts it to electricity.

Have you noticed your favourite chocolate is a little smaller, there are fewer biscuits in the same-sized package or bags of chips contain more air?

Our cognitive biases make one of these concepts more appealing than the other.

A recent research report by three academics based in Australia claims "the high risks and high potential returns of crypto trading make it attractive to the kind of people who like gambling."

Studying cryptocurrency through the psychological lens of the dark tetrad offers insight into why people want to buy crypto.

Large fluctuations in cryptocurrency prices are common, which makes them a highly speculative investment. What kind of people are willing to take the risk,