Sensors for More Purity: Nanotechnologies for Clean Drinking Water are One Topic of Research at IPHT in Jena

14. Mai 2012

Pathogens in drinking water are often a big problem in developing countries, but it is also an issue in Germany, for example in construction projects. This topic played an important role at the “DNA Nanosensors” symposium at IPHT from May 10-12, 2012. [The PDF below contains the full German press release]

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