Microbial fuel cells (MFCs) have emerged and implemented as eco-friendly technologies
with the potential for simultaneous removal of contaminants from (waste) waters and …

The next generation of sustainable energy could come from microorganisms; evidence that it
can be seen with the given rise of Electromicrobiology, the study of microorganisms' …

Over the years, there has been a substantial increase in the demands of a portable, green
source of energy for powering microelectronics to be used as sensors, medical implants and …

The presented paper fundamentally investigates the influence of different electron transfer
mechanisms, various metal-based electrodes, and a static magnetic field on the overall …

The main hurdle in leveraging microfluidic advantages in membraneless MFCs is their low
electrode area-normalized power. For nearly a decade, maximum power densities have …

Biophotovoltaics has emerged as a promising technology for generating renewable energy
because it relies on living organisms as inexpensive, self‐repairing, and readily available …

Biofuels/Bioenergy is renewable in nature by mitigating the greenhouse gas emissions
despite rapid economic growth and energy demand. Biodiesel and bioethanol production …

Compared with traditional microbial fuel cells, the microfluidic microbial fuel cells have
higher performance and energy efficiency due to their co-laminar flow characteristic and …

Microfluidic microbial fuel cells (MMFCs) are small carbon-neutral devices that use self-
organized bacteria to degrade organic substrates and harness energy from the waste water …

Fuel cell is an efficient energy conversion device converting chemical energy directly into
electrical energy. It is a fact that, to boost the fuel cell performance, resistance (charge …