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American Chemical Society Develops Nanomaterial that Senses and Neutralizes Explosives

The scientists at the American Chemical Society (ACS) have come up with a nanomaterial that can be sprayed on surfaces to detect and simultaneously neutralize explosives.

12 Apr 2011

Bio-Sensor Issues Warning of Water Contamination

The most important function of the water supply networks is to ensure that the supplied drinking water is free from harmful pathogens and other contaminants.

11 Apr 2011

Implant Sciences Receives Orders for Quantum Sniffer Explosive Detector

Implant Sciences has declared that it has received many orders for its explosive tracer, Quantum Sniffer, which amounts to over 380,000 dollars.

8 Apr 2011

Inscentinel Develops Bee-Based Sensor Device to Detect Explosives

Inscentinel, a UK-based biotechnology company, has developed a handheld sensor integrated with live bees to detect dangerous substances in the air.

1 Apr 2011

Researchers Develop Highly Sensitive Sensor with Three-Way Selectivity

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati have developed a novel sensor that integrates various testing methods such as selective partitioning, spectroscopy and electrochemistry into a single device.

31 Mar 2011

Researchers Develop New Blood Glucose Sensor

Scientists at Arizona State University and Mayo Clinic have developed a new blood glucose sensor that uses tear fluid instead of finger pricks for reliable blood glucose monitoring.

23 Mar 2011

GF Piping Systems Introduces Chlorine Analyser System with Built-in Flow Regulator

GF Piping Systems has added a new chlorine analyser system to its control and measurement product line for potable water.

16 Mar 2011

PositiveID Achieves Major Development Milestone in Glucose-Sensing RFID Microchip

PositiveID has declared that it has achieved a significant landmark in developing its GlucoChip, a RFID microchip that senses glucose levels.

14 Mar 2011

Sensorex Releases FCL400 Series Free Chlorine Sensors

Sensorex has released the FCL400 Series Free Chlorine Sensors for providing instantaneous calculation of free chlorine up to a value of 10 ppm.

10 Mar 2011

Pentagon’s Special Office Develops New Sensor to Detect IEDs

A special office established by the Pentagon has developed a new military sensor for detecting deadly improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in Afghanistan. Lt. Gen. Michael Oates, Head of the Office, has stated that the sophisticated tool features a sensor pod fixed to the American airplane.

9 Mar 2011