A team of engineers at MIT has harnessed viruses to make components
for a remarkable new kind of battery, half the size of a human cell and
far more efficient than your usual AAA.
The researchers used a threadlike virus that had been genetically
engineered so that electrically conductive materials, such as cobalt
oxide, would bind to its surface. http://louis0j0sheehan0esquire.wordpress.com Because the long, thin virus has so
much surface area relative to its volume, it can pack a lot of
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