2020-04-28

New Research Aims to Create UV Light Activated Coating on Mask to Catch and Kill Coronavirus

A research team consisting of material science and nanotechnology specialist and virologist is working on developing a protective film based on nanostructure as a novel mask material to diminish virus and protect healthcare professionals from infection. Sudipta Seal, an engineer specializing in material science and nanotechnology, initiated a project with Griffith Parks, a virologist at College of Medicine of University of Central Florida (UCF) to create nanostructures that can capture the virus and then trigger a chemical reaction using UV light to destroy it. The scienti...
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Absen Europe has opened a group buying promotion for the SA1.5, the latest evolution of its Saturn Series, available exclusively to European rental and staging companies through 30th September 2026. The programme gives partners the ability to bui... READ MORE
 ViewSonic Corp., a leading global provider of visual and EdTech solutions, is showcasing its expanding AI-enabled learning applications and integrated visual solution ecosystem during the week of COMPUTEX (June 2–5) at its R&D cente... READ MORE