These staggering numbers, not to mention the potential of foodborne pathogens for terrorists attacks, are driving the development of biosensors as important analytical tools for the rapid detection of ...

NEMIS Technologies, a Swiss innovator in rapid on-site pathogen detection, is poised to reshape global food safety standards ...

For food distributors and restaurants ... the power of synthetic biology to create flexible tools for pathogen detection," Yigit said. "By collaborating with experts in nanotechnology and ...

A new method using glycan-coated magnetic nanoparticles (gMNPs) is poised to change the way we detect foodborne pathogens like Escherichia coli and Salmonella in complex food matrices such as melons, ...

Sweden has published data on the number of people that were affected by major pathogens such as ... genome sequencing for the early detection of Salmonella on food contact surfaces.

This rapid-response system is transformative for food safety, where early detection of pathogens is crucial for preventing illness. The platform utilizes a combined approach involving recombinant ...

A new method using glycan-coated magnetic nanoparticles (gMNPs) is poised to change the way we detect foodborne pathogens like Escherichia coli and ...

In response, the Food and Drug Administration set aside more than a million ... a much higher-resolution comparison of bacterial isolates—a game-changer for pathogen detection. Following Musser’s ...

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Roche has introduced the first test based on a new technology – called TAGS – that it believes could revolutionise testing for infectious diseases by allowing high-throughput detection to be ...

“The changing weather patterns are already having a drastic impact on food safety and contamination risks,” Proulx notes. “For example, changes in rainfall can lead to flooding, which disrupts ...