Bacteria Sensor

The patented technology, known as predictive touch, uses artificial intelligence and sensors to predict a users intended target on the touchscreen whether thats satellite navigation, temperature controls or entertainment settings without touching a button.

Scientists, including one of Indian origin, have developed a new nanosensor to rapidly detect the presence of bacteria to help prevent food-borne diseases.

Spanish researchers are developing new sensors that can combat the proliferation of bacteria in very high-humidity environments.

The study found smartphones closely resembled the microbiome sampled from their owner's finger, with 82 percent of the most common bacteria on participants' fingers also found on their phones.

The patented technology, known as predictive touch, uses artificial intelligence and sensors to predict a users intended target on the touchscreen whether thats satellite navigation, temperature controls or entertainment settings without touching a button.

Scientists, including one of Indian origin, have developed a new nanosensor to rapidly detect the presence of bacteria to help prevent food-borne diseases.

Spanish researchers are developing new sensors that can combat the proliferation of bacteria in very high-humidity environments.

The study found smartphones closely resembled the microbiome sampled from their owner's finger, with 82 percent of the most common bacteria on participants' fingers also found on their phones.