Hydrological Pathogen Sensors May Revolutionize Rapid Monitoring of Multiple Waterborne Agents

Researchers explore the potential of biosensors to detect and track multiple pathogens in water.

A team of researchers has been investigating the use of biosensors to rapidly detect and track multiple waterborne pathogens. The sensors, which are being developed in collaboration with a pharmaceutical company, use digital twin technology to simulate the behavior of pathogens in water. This allows for more accurate and efficient monitoring of water quality and the development of targeted treatments.