Rotten meat could be easier to detect thanks to a new biosen

The supply chain that brings meat to market worldwide is highly complex and usually very efficient. But when disruptions in one part of the world can result in transportation delays

Related Keywords

Saskatchewan , Manitoba , Canada , James Perry , Patrick Lejtenyi , Steve Shih , Jay Pimprikar , Alaa Selim , Mohamed Nasr , Shih Microfluidics Lab , University Of Saskatchewan Vaccine , Concordia University , Infectious Disease Organization , Concordia University Research , Applied Bio Materials , Infectious Disease , Concordia University Research Chair , Putrescine , Researcher , Biosensor , Medicine , Iochemistry , Industry , Iology , Consumer , Heat , Technology , Inspection ,