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| - | First of all we have to emphasize that our biolamp is not really developed, it is only a prototype to | + | First of all we have to emphasize that our biolamp is not really developed, it is only a prototype to test its viability and effectiveness.</p> |
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<li><p align="justify">It is very promising as a clean, cheap and respectful with the environment way to have light | <li><p align="justify">It is very promising as a clean, cheap and respectful with the environment way to have light | ||
| - | → supplied by Sun.</p></li> | + | → supplied by Sun. It acts as a CO2 sink and as an oxygen provider.</p></li> |
<li><p align="justify">We can have it in our houses, in hospitals, industries and street as lighting system.</p></li> | <li><p align="justify">We can have it in our houses, in hospitals, industries and street as lighting system.</p></li> | ||
| - | <li><p align="justify"> | + | <li><p align="justify"> It can provide autonomous illumination at enclosed vessels far from civilization, such as ships and spaceships, where it can also contribute to the CO2/O2 balance for inhabited modules in space, the Moon or Mars. Very useful in submarines and/or oceanographic submersibles, deep or night diving → It emits a light with an identical wavelength to the one what bioluminescent marine organisms have, with it we won’t alarm or stress marine creatures.</p></li> |
| - | + | <li><p align="justify"> If we develop a cell-wise array for the bioluminescent compartment, it would be able to work as “bacterial screens” similar those proposed by the iLCD project (iGEM Valencia team 2009), with application in TVs, cinematography…</p></li> | |
| - | <li><p align="justify"> If we develop | + | <li><p align="justify"> As a solar powered system (independent form external input of sugars), it is cheaper than older models of bioluminescent lamps.</p></li> |
| - | <li><p align="justify"> | + | <li><p align="justify"> It lacks electrical intermediaries from the light absorption to the light emmision. This means that without inefficient energy transformations between the energy source and the output, the whole system is possibly one of the most energy-efficient path for an illumination source powered by solar-origin energy.</p></li> |
| - | <li><p align="justify"> It | + | |
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| - | <p align="justify"> <b><u>Conclusion</u></b>: the economical, ecological and functional potential results are wide and interesting so they can revolutionize the lighting industry and propel the development of new technologies related to biotechnology and as source of resources for obtaining new forms of renewable energy.</p> | + | <p align="justify"> <b><u>Conclusion</u></b>: the economical, ecological and functional potential results are wide and interesting so they can revolutionize the lighting industry and propel the development of new technologies related to biotechnology and as source of resources for obtaining new forms of renewable energy.The project insights new developments in synthetic ecology, such as further interspececific cell-talk and powering modules.</p> |
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Revision as of 10:45, 23 September 2012
First of all we have to emphasize that our biolamp is not really developed, it is only a prototype to test its viability and effectiveness.
It is very promising as a clean, cheap and respectful with the environment way to have light → supplied by Sun. It acts as a CO2 sink and as an oxygen provider.
We can have it in our houses, in hospitals, industries and street as lighting system.
It can provide autonomous illumination at enclosed vessels far from civilization, such as ships and spaceships, where it can also contribute to the CO2/O2 balance for inhabited modules in space, the Moon or Mars. Very useful in submarines and/or oceanographic submersibles, deep or night diving → It emits a light with an identical wavelength to the one what bioluminescent marine organisms have, with it we won’t alarm or stress marine creatures.
If we develop a cell-wise array for the bioluminescent compartment, it would be able to work as “bacterial screens” similar those proposed by the iLCD project (iGEM Valencia team 2009), with application in TVs, cinematography…
As a solar powered system (independent form external input of sugars), it is cheaper than older models of bioluminescent lamps.
It lacks electrical intermediaries from the light absorption to the light emmision. This means that without inefficient energy transformations between the energy source and the output, the whole system is possibly one of the most energy-efficient path for an illumination source powered by solar-origin energy.
Conclusion: the economical, ecological and functional potential results are wide and interesting so they can revolutionize the lighting industry and propel the development of new technologies related to biotechnology and as source of resources for obtaining new forms of renewable energy.The project insights new developments in synthetic ecology, such as further interspececific cell-talk and powering modules.
