MIT Innovates by Converting Plants into Sustainable City Lighting Solutions

Scientists at MIT are pioneering an innovative approach to urban lighting by transforming common houseplants into sustainable, light-emitting devices. By embedding specialized nanoparticles into plant leaves, researchers have developed a method that enables these plants to absorb and store light energy, emitting a gentle glow for up to an hour after a brief charge. This advancement holds potential to replace unsustainable electrical grids, contributing to environmentally friendly urban infrastructure. As plants naturally decompose and integrate seamlessly into their environments, the research highlights the promising intersection of biology and technology, heralding a future where plant-based lighting enhances urban living sustainably.

MIT Innovates by Converting Plants into Sustainable City Lighting Solutions

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