Will Biosensors Be Used Effectively in Crowded Environments?
A team used to making pollutant-detection systems is adapting their technologies to spot coronavirus.
ETH Zurich researchers have developed a biosensor specifically ready to pick up the RNA genome of SRA-Cov-2.
While the biosensor is not an alternative to clinical diagnostics, the scientists see the system potentially operating in crowded environments like train stations and hospitals.
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