Christina Trexler
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Christina Trexler's research focuses on developing novel energy harvesting systems, specifically investigating the potential of blood-driven biopower cells. Her work explores acquiring energy through reverse electrodialysis, utilizing the sodium concentration gradients present in human blood flow. This approach aims to create sustainable and biocompatible power sources for medical devices or other applications where traditional batteries are not feasible. Trexler collaborates with Jamie Hestekin and Christa N. Hestekin, both at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, on this line of inquiry, as evidenced by their shared publication.
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- Citations: 10
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Blood driven biopower cells: Acquiring energy from reverse electrodialysis using sodium concentrations from the flow of human blood (2021)
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- Blood driven biopower cells: Acquiring energy from reverse electrodialysis using sodium concentrations from the flow of human blood
- Blood driven biopower cells: Acquiring energy from reverse electrodialysis using sodium concentrations from the flow of human blood
- Blood driven biopower cells: Acquiring energy from reverse electrodialysis using sodium concentrations from the flow of human blood
- Blood driven biopower cells: Acquiring energy from reverse electrodialysis using sodium concentrations from the flow of human blood
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