Exogenous electric fields enable sensory perception and information exchange between organisms and their surroundings, influencing vital processes from pollination to microbial metabolism. Integrating electroecological principles into bioengineering could support the development of new energy sources, robots and biohybrid systems that interact with organisms and ecosystems.
Electroecology for biohybrid and robotic systems
Raffaele, Giulia;Romano, Donato;Meder, Fabian
2026-01-01
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Exogenous electric fields enable sensory perception and information exchange between organisms and their surroundings, influencing vital processes from pollination to microbial metabolism. Integrating electroecological principles into bioengineering could support the development of new energy sources, robots and biohybrid systems that interact with organisms and ecosystems.File in questo prodotto:
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