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Light → useful energy
Measure how living interfaces collect light and deliver electricity. Account for chemistry, stored charge and the energy needed to operate the system.
The first useful result.
Sustained electrical energy delivered to a defined load.
Record synchronized voltage and current, illumination, active area, temperature, auxiliary power and light/dark history. Compare organism-free and appropriately inactivated controls.
What the evidence must distinguish.
Useful power, lifetime and full energy attribution remain questions for experiments.
Predefine acceptance criteria and record calibration, controls and uncertainty. A result belongs to the system and conditions in which it was obtained.
Explore the source program.
