▫ Scientists at the National University of Science and Technology “MISIS,” in collaboration with colleagues from the United States and Mexico, have developed a revolutionary process for converting old masks into low-cost, flexible, disposable, and efficient batteries.
▫ While these items are crucial in the fight against COVID-19, they harm the environment, ending up in landfills and the seas and emitting harmful gases.
▫ Roughly 52 billion face masks were produced in 2020, with 1.56 billion of them ending up in our oceans.
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