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Rapid and highly accurate test detects viruses such as Covid-19

A prototype device can tell with 95 per cent accuracy if someone has a virus - a significant improvement over current rapid tests - according to the research team behind the idea from the University of Central Florida (UCF).

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This Nanomaterial Can Stay Dry Even When Submerged in Water

This Nanomaterial Can Stay Dry Even When Submerged in Water
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Organic Nanomaterial Capable of Repelling Water Developed

Organic Nanomaterial Capable of Repelling Water Developed
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UCF 25th Among Public Universities in the Nation and 60th in the World for Producing Patents

UCF 25th Among Public Universities in the Nation and 60th in the World for Producing Patents | Read more about UCF Colleges & Campus, Research, Science & Technology, Orlando and Central Florida news.

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Why this SFU alumni couple is tackling Parkinson s Disease - SFU News

people April 06, 2021 Vancouver tech entrepreneur Bob de Wit has enjoyed a successful career in tech transfer, commercialization and innovation, but he has a new focus now. Diagnosed with young-onset Parkinson’s seven years ago, de Wit and his wife Susan Richards de Wit, both SFU alumni, have since regrouped and refocused to approach the disease with the same emphasis on innovation and research that has been the hallmark of their professional careers. The couple will be talking on Apr. 9 th at an SFU panel about their experiences ahead of World Parkinson’s Day and hope you will join them. “For a lot of people, there is a sense of dread about being diagnosed with Parkinson’s,” says de Wit, who has extensive SFU ties, including an SFU business degree and a master’s degree in economics.

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