Fluorescence Detection for Microorganisms

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Lensless fluorescence system

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Low-cost, quick lensless fluorescence system to detect unsafe water

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Fluorescence detection system can detect deadly microorganisms in drinking water without using lenses.

System uses UV light to excite proteins from harmful microbes and then detect the resulting fluorescence.

Device could be useful for testing water quality in traditional stone spouts widely used by people in Kathmandu Valley in Nepal .

Shubhangi Dua is a multi-media journalist with a Masters in Magazine Journalism.

I've dabbled in various realms of media, from wielding a pen as a writer to capturing moments as a photographer, and even strategizing on social media.

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