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Assistant Professor Salvador Almagro-Moreno earned a $500,000 award that will be used to examine how potential infectious diseases can impact human health.
ORLANDO, Fla. - COVID-19 has made us all painfully aware of how many surfaces we touch a day. "I went to a local grocery store, and I watched an employee in due diligence spray disinfectant on a surface and immediately wipe it off," recalled Christina Drake, the owner and manager of Kismet Technologies. "So, my initial reaction was, 'Oh, my goodness. That surface didn't get disinfected.'" Most wipes or sprays take anywhere from four to 10 minutes to disinfect a surface, according to scientists. "Things like ethanol or some of the other things that will destroy the virus probably don't last lo...
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COVID-19: How a new disinfectant could last for days Ivanhoe Newswire Tags: File photo COVID-19 has made us all painfully aware of how many surfaces we touch a day, but when was the last time you read the label on a commercial cleaning product or let a surface you wiped down dry completely? To be 99.9 percent effective, these products must be used correctly and frequently. But what if there was a better way? Scientists are working on the next big breakthrough in disinfectant materials. “I went to a local grocery store, and I watched an employee in due diligence spray disinfectant on a s...
Best Life: Disinfectants fight COVID-19 Best Life: Doctors developing new disinfectant By Ivanhoe Broadcast News | December 16, 2020 at 7:05 AM CST - Updated December 16 at 4:57 PM ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire)— When was the last time you read the label on a commercial cleaning product or let a surface you wiped down dry completely? To be 99.9 percent effective, these products must be used correctly and frequently. But what if there was a better way? Now, the story on the next big breakthrough in disinfectant materials. COVID-19 has made us all painfully aware of how many surfaces we...