The European Commission has reportedly invested €4.6 million in the development of a new multi-sensor platform to detect toxins in water.

An EU consortium is developing a new photonic sensing platform to track invisible threats from petrochemicals, pesticides, ...

The project has created a multi-sensing platform uses lasers and electrochemistry to detect these pollutants in real time.

IIT Bombay and Monash University researchers developed a copper-based sensor for detecting toxic heavy metals in water, ...

The low-cost sensor made of a copper-based metal-organic framework performs as well as DNA based sensor, the gold standard ...

Funded by €4.7 million from the Horizon Europe Framework and running until the end of 2026, the IBAIA project aims to equip ...

Specialty insurer HSB today announced it has signed an agreement to refer Flume’s flow-based home water leak detection ...

Improved Quality, Productivity, and Energy Efficiency in Snack Production Lines MoistTech Corp., the global leader in ...

The robustness of a sensor is important for technical applications like wastewater testing and extended field sampling events by scientists and water managers. Factors such as the length of time until ...

Researchers from UVM have leveraged the power of continental scale water modeling and artificial intelligence to provide ...