The power-generating mechanism used by well-known marine bacteria was identified by a team of scientists from the UK and the US. University of East Anglia collaborated with the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Washington on the research project. Dr Tom Clarke, a lecturer at the school of biological sciences at the UEA, who led the research, told the BBC that the bacterium Shewanella oneidensis had been seen influencing levels of minerals in ...Thursday, 28 March 2013
Scientists: Marine Bacteria Could Soon be Acting as Microscopic 'Bio-batteries'
The power-generating mechanism used by well-known marine bacteria was identified by a team of scientists from the UK and the US. University of East Anglia collaborated with the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Washington on the research project. Dr Tom Clarke, a lecturer at the school of biological sciences at the UEA, who led the research, told the BBC that the bacterium Shewanella oneidensis had been seen influencing levels of minerals in ...
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