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Detection and Destruction of Bacterial Biofilms! Durham University is seeking expressions of interest from industrial partners seeking solutions for sensors that enable early detection and destruction of bacterial biofilm growing on any surfaces. get in touch The impact of biofilm formation is of concern in various fields including biotechnology, medicine, food industries, and water technologies.
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SmartBioFilm develops a device which identifies and destroys biofilms.
A company designed to commercialise the unique smart biofilm technology. This technology detects biofilms on wounds using electrical impulses emitted from the bacteria, and uses electrical impulses to then kill the biofilm.
Discussions with investors on-going, to develop the product for the medical sector but also other use cases such as in water pipes
