According to a recent article from The Jerusalem Post, researchers at Ben-Gurion University have created a new kind of artificial nose. The device is capable of differentiating between types of bacteria, viruses, and poisonous gases by identifying their “smell print.”
Artificial Nose Can Detect Diseases & Poisons
The technology could be used to monitor cities for the presence of dangerous gases and air pollution.
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