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How E.coli could lead to cheaper solar energy
Wednesday 12 September 2018Scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC) experimenting in the field of biogenics have created a solar panel using the bacteria E.coli which is twice as efficient at storing energy than other biogenic methods.
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How E.coli could lead to cheaper solar energy
12 Sep 2018
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