In a recent breakthrough, Swiss researchers discovered a way to use yeast and white rot fungus to power batteries. The sustainable microbial fuel cell is 3D-printed with fungal cells mixed into the printing ink and is completely biodegradable, or rather self-digesting, once used up.
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Wissenschaftler stellen mit Pilzen betriebene Batterien her

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In einem kürzlichen Durchbruch entdeckten Schweizer Forscher eine Möglichkeit, Hefe und Weißfäulepilze zum Antrieb von Batterien zu nutzen. Die mikrobielle Brennstoffzelle wird mit eingemischten Pilzzellen in 3D gedruckt und verdaut sich nach dem Verbrauch vollständig selbst.

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