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Battery technology to help convert waste heat into electricity

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By Web Desk Published May 23, 2014 0 Min Read
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Scientists at MIT and Stanford have developed a new battery technology that captures waste heat and converts it into electricity. Vast amounts of excess heat are generated by industrial processes and by electric power plants; researchers around the world have been trying for decades to harness some of this wasted energy.

Now researchers at MIT and Stanford University have found a new alternative for low-temperature waste-heat conversion into electricity.

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