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Electricity-generating bacteria's survival strategy could reshape biotech and energy systems
"Our work lays the foundation for harnessing carbon dioxide through renewable electricity, where bacteria function similarly to plants with sunlight in photosynthesis," Ajo-Franklin said. "It opens the door to building smarter, more sustainable technologies with biology at the core."
"Our work lays the foundation for harnessing carbon dioxide through renewable electricity, where bacteria function similarly to plants with sunlight in photosynthesis," Ajo-Franklin said. "It opens the door to building smarter, more sustainable technologies with biology at the core."