Researchers In Austria Develop World’s Smallest Particle Sensor

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Cathy Russey
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Graz University world’s smallest particle sensor
Paul Maierhofer with the result of his dissertation at the Institute for Electrical Measurement and Sensor Technology at Graz University of Technology: the 12 x 9 x 3 millimetre small particle sensor. (Image credit: © Lunghammer - TU Graz)
Researchers in Austria have developed the world’s smallest particle detector. The detector is so small that it could bring particle detection to the palms, wrists, and pockets of the general […]
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Cathy Russey
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