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Digital DesignJessica Sander Tom Klinkowstein
"Swedish researchers are developing a photovoltaic device based on green fluorescent protein (GFP) from the jellyfish Aequorea Victoria.
When exposed to ultraviolet light, the GFP absorbs photons and emits electrons, which travel around a circuit to produce electricity."
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Digital DesignJessica Sander Tom Klinkowstein
Glowing proteins extracted from jellyfish create accessible, renewable bio-solar power
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Digital DesignJessica Sander Tom Klinkowstein
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Environment Restaurants/City
Community
Made from a renewable resource
Added source of electricity/
reduced power bill
Free stations to charge
electronics
Solar Power Patron Draw Community interaction
while charging
electronics
Puts people in direct contact
with solar energy
Back-up power in
black outs
Subtle reminder to think green
