Auburn University chemist to use new technology in better detection of health, security threats

Ahmed Hamid, an assistant professor in Auburn University's Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, is focused on research that one day could lead to greater detection of Alzheimer's disease, quicker analysis of bacterial infections and enhanced security checkpoints at airports.

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