Self-Healing Hydrogel Ion Channels Harvest Record Osmotic Energy From Salinity Gradients
Ultratough self-healing hydrogel ion channels achieve record osmotic power densities from salinity gradients while enabling battery-free environmental sensing.
Sloane Callahan is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Climate Mitigation coverage.
Ultratough self-healing hydrogel ion channels achieve record osmotic power densities from salinity gradients while enabling battery-free environmental sensing.
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