New materials could harness energy from cellphones or body heat, and make solar and geothermal power generation more efficient.
Discovery that the technology is viable moves it a step closer to becoming part of a low-carbon economy, says researcher.
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New materials could harness energy from cellphones or body heat, and make solar and geothermal power generation more efficient. In any form of energy…
Posted on Sep 21, 2021
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