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Lizzie Norris

Lizzie Norris is a PhD student contributor to Physics World based at Imperial College London. Her PhD focuses on the use of biomaterials for regenerative medicine. She has an MEng in mechanical engineering from Exeter University, UK.

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Paper generator harvests electricity from motion

From mobile phones to smart watches, the sophistication and popularity of portable electronic devices have increased rapidly over the last decade. Despite revolutionary advances, we still need to plug in and recharge our devices regularly. Researchers in China, the US and Taiwan, reporting in the journal ACS Nano, have developed a portable charger—made partially from paper—which […]

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