Scientists Develop Nuclear Waste-Powered Battery

ohio state university - Ohio State University researchers create innovative battery utilizing nuclear waste to power microchips. Promising technology for future energy solutions.

Ohio State University Breakthrough

Researchers at Ohio State University have developed a battery that can power microchips using gamma radiation from nuclear waste.

Key Points:

• Gamma radiation from nuclear waste used to generate energy for microchips.
• Potential for scaling up the technology in the future.
• Transforming waste into a useful energy source.

According to aviation engineer Ibrahim Oksuz, the nuclear battery concept is promising and has the potential for significant advancements in energy production and sensor technology.