Posted AT 8:30 AM EDT on 20/10/03
Turning water into juice
Canadian researchers have discovered a new way to generate electricity — something that nobody in the scientific world has been able to accomplish since Michael Faraday in 1839.
Even though the process is still barely more than a baby on the laboratory bench, Alberta-based scientists are already forecasting a day when the world will be full of cellphones without batteries and calculators powered by energy derived from the flow of pressured water through glass or silicon sieves.
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