Modification of glass screen printed electrodes with graphene quantum dots for enhanced power output in miniaturized microbial fuel cells.

This paper demonstrates screen-printing technique, Glass Screen printed (GSP) on glass layer with Graphene Quantum Dots (GQDs) via drop casting approach to manufacture electrodes for Miniaturized Microbial Fuel Cells (MMFCs). MMFCs are viable options to sustainably operate low-power devices such as sensors, implantable medical devices, etc. However, the technology is still not fully mature for practical applications due to limitations of output power.

Errata to "Benchmarking Power Generation From Multiple Wastewater Electrolytes in Microbial Fuel Cells With 3D Printed Disk-Electrodes".

Presents corrections to the paper, Benchmarking Power Generation From 2 Multiple Wastewater Electrolytes in Microbial 3 Fuel Cells With 3D Printed Disk-Electrodes.

Benchmarking Power Generation From Multiple Wastewater Electrolytes in Microbial Fuel Cells With 3D Printed Disk-Electrodes.

Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs) have recently gained attention, as they are inexpensive, green in nature, and sustainable. As per the report, by Allied Market Research the global market size of MFCs will increase from $ 264.8 million in 2021 to $ 452.