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Josh Yurtsever describes how his team, working with Lamont's Ben Bostick, created a microbial battery from microbes in the marsh. The battery, on the desk in front of him, was able to light an LED lamp.

Josh Yurtsever describes how his team, working with Lamont’s Ben Bostick, created a microbial battery from microbes in the marsh. The battery, on the desk in front of him, was able to light an LED lamp.

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