University of Florida Team Crafts 30-Second COVID-19 Saliva Test Based on Electrical Current
The device has been licensed for manufacturing and commercialization by New Jersey company Houndstoothe Analytics.
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The device has been licensed for manufacturing and commercialization by New Jersey company Houndstoothe Analytics.
The hand-held apparatus is powered by a 9-volt battery and uses a test strip with coronavirus antibodies attached to a gold-plated film at its tip.
A new device from University of Florida researchers could offer highly accurate test results for COVID-19 in 30 seconds, dramatically improving convenience for activities such as large events or air
The University of Florida is highlighting a COVID-19 testing device codeveloped by a dentist that may be as accurate as a polymerase chain reaction test.