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Interesting Engineering on MSNNew wearable microneedle sensor identifies plant stress in under a minuteThe electrochemical sensor attaches tiny spikes to plant leaves and monitors hydrogen peroxide, the stress response that ...
Researchers at the Wyss Institute have developed a coating technology that improves the longevity of implantable and wearable ...
Early detection of stress in plants — before leaves visibly discolor, wilt or wither — is crucial. Now, researchers reporting ...
Plants send distress signals when under attack from pests, drought, or disease, but these signals are often invisible to the ...
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AZoSensors on MSNNew Electrochemical Sensor for the Early Detection of Plant StressResearchers developed a microneedle patch that monitors hydrogen peroxide in plants, enabling early detection of stress and enhancing agricultural productivity.
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News Medical on MSNResearchers invent new method for developing accurate sensors for continuous health monitoringIn a new study, researchers produced nanomaterials that could be used in developing more accurate sensors for healthcare in the future. For example, the levels of female hormones are so low that very ...
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Organic electrochemical transistors enhance bioelectronic sensor sensitivity by three orders of magnitude"We have demonstrated a simple yet powerful technique to amplify weak bioelectronic signals using OECTs, overcoming previous challenges in integrating fuel cells with electrochemical sensors ...
Taste, this tech can release chemicals on the tongue that deliver a real taste of the food and beverage items we might be seeing in the virtual world.
The leading trade fair for sensor, measuring and testing technology, SENSOR+TEST, will take place in Nuremberg from 6-8 May ...
"We have demonstrated a simple yet powerful technique to amplify weak bioelectronic signals using OECTs, overcoming previous challenges in integrating fuel cells with electrochemical sensors ...
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