Scientists discover enzyme that makes electricity from air Today’s Focus of Attention

Researchers at the Monash University Biomedicine Discovery Institute in Melbourne, Australia, have discovered an enzyme that transforms air into electricity.  
Dr Rhys Grinter (team leader), Professor Chris Greening, and Ph.D. student Ashleigh Kropp published their findings in the peer-reviewed journal Nature, where they revealed that this enzyme uses the little hydrogen present in the atmosphere to generate an electrical current. 
Literally making energy from thin air.
The enzyme behind this master stroke is a hydrogen-consuming enzyme that comes from a common soil bacterium. 
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