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University of Vienna Relies on High Safety in CO Gas Detection

Today, the University of Vienna is one of the oldest and largest universities in Europe as well as the largest research and educational institution in Austria.

From MSR-Electronic GmbH 4 Apr 2022

Using Fiber Optic Cables as Sensors to Understand and Predict Volcanic Events

In order to understand and predict volcanic events even better, a better understanding of the diverse underground processes involved is required. A new way to detect such processes, even if they are very subtle, is to use fibre optic cables as sensors.

1 Apr 2022

Large Optical Windows for Military Sensing Applications

Optical Surfaces Ltd is an established manufacturer and supplier of large-area windows of optical quality for military sensing applications.

From Optical Surfaces Limited 1 Apr 2022

High Clarity Nuclear Sensor Zoom Lens

The Model 357 Non-Browning Zoom lens from Resolve Optics delivers clear sharp images free of the strong yellow tint that has traditionally been a limiting issue for colour sensors used in high radiation environments.

From Resolve Optics Ltd. 1 Apr 2022

Scientists Shed Light into Electrochemical Aptasensor to Identity Thrombin in Serum

Prof. Zhengyan Wu of the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Hefei Institutes of Physical Science headed a team that created a high-sensitivity electrochemical aptasensor for detecting thrombin in serum.

31 Mar 2022

James Webb Telescope; Assessing the Habitability of Exoplanets

Researchers based at the University of California, Santa Cruz, have now developed a framework to help guide scientists in assessing the habitability of other worlds on exoplanets.

By David J. Cross 31 Mar 2022

Researchers Discover Wireless, Wearable, Flexible Electrocardiogram Sensor System

Sensors are increasingly having to fit the curves of the body as improvements in wearable gadgets boost the amount of information they can supply users. The concepts of kirigami are used in one technique to provide sensors more flexibility.

30 Mar 2022

Research Identifies How Sensor May Enhance Accuracy and Speed for COVID Test

Johns Hopkins University discovered that COVID-19 sensor might improve viral testing by improving accuracy and speeding up a procedure that many people found frustrating during the epidemic.

30 Mar 2022

How Sensor Technology Can Aid in the Detection of Parkinson's Disease

Engineers at Harvard University have developed an exosuit fitted with sensors for the remote monitoring of patients at home.

By William Alldred 29 Mar 2022

Scientists Develop Electrochemical Sensing-Based Marine CO2 Monitoring System

The Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research (YIC) has created a marine carbon dioxide (CO2) monitoring system based on electrochemical sensing for quick in-situ analysis of dissolved CO2 in seawater, directed by Wei Qin.

29 Mar 2022

Innovative Hydrogen Sensor can Detect Even Low Concentrations of the Gas

Researchers at the Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy and the Chair of Thermal Process Technology at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) have succeeded in making invisible hydrogen gas visible to the naked eye in order to prevent the risk of fires and explosions.

28 Mar 2022