Bacteria-powered flaps could make your next jog less sweaty
In Boston, MIT researchers have developed active wear that automatically opens flaps in the fabric when heat and sweat are present. The breakthrough comes from incorporating humidity-sensing E. coli cells into the fabric. The cells are “printed” onto sheets of latex, which is then joined with a second, bacteria-free layer. When placed on a hot … Continue reading Bacteria-powered flaps could make your next jog less sweaty
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