Engineering and Technologynpj Materials Sustainability
Engineering advanced cellulosics for enhanced triboelectric performance using biomanufactured proteins
K. Singhal, R. Boy, et al.
This groundbreaking research by Khushank Singhal, Ramiz Boy, Abu Musa Abdullah, Tarek Mazeed, and Melik C. Demirel investigates how blending or coating cellulosic materials with biomanufactured proteins inspired by squid ring teeth can significantly enhance triboelectric performance. Results show remarkable increases in voltage, paving the way for sustainable high-performance materials in energy harvesting.
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