The rapid global economic growth driven by industrialization and population expansion has
resulted in significant issues, including reliance on fossil fuels, energy scarcity, water crises …

Exoelectrogenic microorganisms (EEMs) catalyzed the conversion of chemical energy to
electrical energy via extracellular electron transfer (EET) mechanisms, which underlay …

Electronic skins or 'e-skins' have recently emerged as a novel platform for electronics, taking
on more important roles in health diagnostics, therapeutics, and monitoring. Stand-alone …

Microbial extracellular electron transfer (EET) stimulates a plethora of intellectual concepts
leading to potential applications that offer environmentally sustainable advances in the fields …

The development of bioelectrochemical systems reinforces the necessity for the
identification and engineering of electroactive bacteria with improved performance and …

In this study, electrogenic microbial communities originating from a single source were
multiplied using our custom-made, 96-well-plate-based microbial fuel cell (MFC) array …

Bacterial electrochemical activities can promote sustainable energy and environmental
engineering applications. Characterizing their ability is critical for effectively adopting these …

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a metabolically voracious bacterium that is easily manipulated
genetically. We have previously shown that the organism is also highly electrogenic in …

The use of bacterial metabolism to oxidize organic matter and transfer electrons to the solid
surface (electrode) leads to the development of microbial fuel cell (MFC) technology …

Fast and accurate detection of bacteria and differentiation between pathogenic and
commensal colonization are important keys in preventing the emergence and spread of …