University of Maryland: At Innovate Maryland, Pines Heralds

The “use-by” date may have just expired.A sensor made from a futuristic quantum material that can monitor food freshness to help grocery stores and production facilities slash waste—keeping food supplies safe, abundant and affordable—won the top priz

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