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Professor Ioannis Ieropoulos - UWE Bristol
UK-based Cypriot's 'pee-power' boosts charity's hopes for use in refugee camps | Cyprus Mail
EcoBot-II: An artificial agent with a natural metabolism
3 Questions with Professor Ioannis Ieropoulos - School of Engineering Building Launch - YouTube
Research from UWE Bristol on Twitter: "Professor Ioannis Ieropoulos features on the Spark podcast talking about Pee Power, the innovative technology that can turn urine into clean and sustainable energy. Listen here:
UWE Bristol researcher to feature in Horizons programme as it returns to BBC World News - UWE Bristol: News Releases
Shewee-inal on Twitter: "Prof Ioannis Ieropoulos, Bristol Uni BioEnergy Centre, has demonstrated novel electrical power from human urine https://t.co/9d3an9t2ah" / Twitter
Loop | Ioannis Andrea Ieropoulos
UWE Bristol Press Office on Twitter: "UWE's Professor Ioannis Ieropoulos explains his 'living brick' technology on Made in Bristol TV (starts from 2m 25s) https://t.co/mf3sT7JktC https://t.co/sCEIWWzQZR" / Twitter
UWE launches technology to turn urine into electricity - Bristol Live
Wearable energy generator uses urine to power | EurekAlert!
Ioannis Ieropoulos
Loop | Ioannis Andrea Ieropoulos
Iwona Gajda SELF SUSTAINABLE CATHODES FOR MICROBIAL FUEL CELLS Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs) Research Group. - ppt download
Dr Ioannis Ieropoulos « Inhabitat – Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building
Bristol BioEnergy Centre
Shewee-inal on Twitter: "Prof Ioannis Ieropoulos, Bristol Uni BioEnergy Centre, has demonstrated novel electrical power from human urine https://t.co/9d3an9t2ah" / Twitter
Loop | Ioannis Andrea Ieropoulos
urine-Professor Ioannis Ieropoulos of Bristol BioEnergy Centre - Living Off the Grid: Free Yourself
Scientists are developing a 'digestive' building material that cleans wastewater and produces electricity | News | Archinect
Wearable energy generator uses urine to power wireless transmitter
Professor proves how wee can be used to charge your phone | Metro News
