Queensland University of Technology
May 21 2009, Anupam

Eco Factor: Pollution sensing nano-sensors powered by solar energy.

The Queensland University of Technology has been awarded a $1.3 million grant to develop solar-powered nano-sensors which could detect pollution and monitor the environment in...

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