Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News!Back in the 1960’s, scientists were convinced that harvesting usable energy from the random movement of tiny particles was a dead end. Luckily, some people did not get the memo. These particles were just waiting for the right material to come along, and a graphene energy harvester from the University of Arkansas is putting them to work.Putting Brownian Motion To WorkBefore we get to Arkansas, let’s…
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