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A sensor that continuously monitors the acidity level of the blood and responds to diabetes-based acidosis while producing insulin. [Courtesy of ETH Zurich]

A sensitive acidity sensor that initiates insulin production

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The spectacular colorful striped fish Striped Kribensis

A sensor for the composition of food and various substances, inspired by the colorful striped fish

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Prof. Justin Gooding, University of New South Wales Australia. PR photo

A new type of fast and extremely sensitive biosensor

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cow. Photo: US Department of Agriculture

A new development at the Afka College of Engineering: a tiny sensor will detect when cows ovulate and help farmers schedule the time of insemination.

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Sensors composed of DNA molecules could be used for personalized cancer treatments and for monitoring the quality of stem cells. Image: University of California at Santa Barbara

DNA-based nanosensors for cancer diagnosis and treatment

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AT Professor Charlie Johnson who led the research

Researchers have succeeded in attaching odor receptors to nanotubes

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Prof. Fernando Petulsky, Tel Aviv University. Photo: Michal Rosh-Ben Ami, Tel Aviv University

Researchers at Tel Aviv University have developed a system for self-detection of rape

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An experiment in assessing a biological attack at Rambam Hospital, 2009. Photo: Public Relations - Rambam Hospital

A new detection system for disease diagnosis and biochemical protection

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Carbon nanotubes

Highly sensitive carbon nanotube biosensors

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Papilloma virus - HPV

Carbon nanotube sensors for protein detection

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"Coffee rings" are not unique to coffee

Coffee stains and their relation to the detection of diseases

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