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Considering the harmful effects of toxic algae, all coastal European countries conduct regular monitoring programs for toxic marine algae. Learn about how biosensors can help.

In collaboration with the KOTITI Testing & Research Institute, a research team led by Dr Ho Sang Jung at the Department of Nano-Bio Convergence at the Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS), a government-funded research facility under the Ministry of Science and ICT, has created the first technology that can quickly detect microplastics (MPs) with high sensitivity.

This new funding is set to improve emergency response capacity across the Lone Star State.

Industrial Microbiology Market is set to Fly High Growth in Years to Come says MarkNtel Advisors

Creating Better Blood-Infection Diagnosis

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Tuberculosis Testing - Global Market Trajectory & Analytics" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. Global...

With the emergence of Coronavirus infection called COVID-19, testing is essential for containment and mitigation purposes. In a pandemic, control is essential to limit the spread of any virus. Initially, contact tracing was not available which ultimately led to the 2020 pandemic. However, with the development of COVID-19 rapid testing, the rate of infections has lessened and has allowed for some return to normalcy. In this review, we discuss the various antibody, antigens, and molecular tests t...

The peak organisation representing test makers and importers, Pathology Technology Australia, said there was no evidence rapid antigen tests were less effective on new Omicron sub-variants.

Queensland authorities have confirmed a 23-month-old child died from COVID-19 as the premier revealed the s...

The Therapeutic Goods Administration this week said it is cracking down on Australian Covid RAT test importers who failed to provide updated medical research.