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Assistant Professor Yi Cui at Stanford School of Engineering has found a way to store energy on textiles. The discovery could one day lead to new energy efficient batteries embedded in clothing that can be used to power your personal electronics.

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In an increasingly multifunctional and mobile society will we one day see high street fashion retailers selling clothes that both look good and charge our electronics?

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United Kingdom
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