Einstein Made It Famous; Tech Makes It Current

There are many ways to convert the movement of liquids into electricity, such as, in the form of hydropower or tidal power. But there’s another kind of movement available in liquids that has rarely been considered for this purpose—molecular thermal motion or Brownian motion. (Albert Einstein famously developed the foundational theory of Brownian motion, the basis of his Ph.D. thesis, at the University of Zurich in 1905.)