Decoupling energy and power

Matteo Grattieri and Shelley D. Minteer ()
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Matteo Grattieri: University of Utah
Shelley D. Minteer: University of Utah

Nature Energy, 2018, vol. 3, issue 1, 8-9

Abstract: Biological photovoltaic devices (BPVs) use photosynthetic microorganisms to produce electricity, but low photocurrent generation impedes their application. Now, a micro-scale flow-based BPV system is reported with power density outputs similar to that of large-scale biofuels.

Date: 2018
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