Elizabeth Dougherty

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Novel Microfluidic Device Holds Promise as Low-Cost, Portable Malaria-Detection Device

Researchers at MIT have found a way to detect early-stage malarial infection of blood cells by measuring changes in the infected cells’ electrical properties.

16 Aug 2013

Elizabeth Dougherty

Articles from Elizabeth

Novel Microfluidic Device Holds Promise as Low-Cost, Portable Malaria-Detection Device

Tea Extracts Amplify Silver Nanoparticles' Antimicrobial Power

Building A Sustainable Future for Concrete with Concretene

New NanoXplore Dry Process Could Revolutionize Graphene Manufacturing

Accelerating Proton Transport Through Graphene

Scientists 'Poke' Cells to Uncover Response to Mechanical Pressure

Project Pursues Ultra Low-Cost, Flexible Perovskite Solar Cells

Groundbreaking Discoveries in Photonic Time Crystals

Nano-Pocket Captures Target Molecules in New, Sensitive SERS

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