A new gas detector enables highly accurate odor analysis for so many different applications it has been nicknamed the 'artificial nose.' Researchers have developed a state-of-the-art microfluidic gas detector that can detect small traces of gases quickly and efficiently. It has a number of potential uses including environmental monitoring, food and beverage quality assessments, and biological and chemical analytical systems.
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