Squeezing crystals from plant waste generates electricity
Optical micrscopy images of (a) monoclinic and (b) tetragonal aggregate films of lysozyme. Credit: Nature Materials. Scientists have identified a novel protein which generates electricity when mechanically stressed, such as when squeezed or tapped. The discovery suggests that plant waste could be turned into electricity in a more sustainable manner than current traditional methods, i.e. burning.…
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