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Detecting Contaminated Poultry

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Daniel S. Burgess, Senior Editor

If you live in the US, chances are you’re having chicken for dinner tonight. A significant percentage of that chicken is probably contaminated with pathogens, so governmental agencies and the industry monitor the inspection line to determine if the meat should be discarded, if remediation efforts should be tweaked or if a recall should be issued. An optical sensor under development by David S. Gottfried’s team at Georgia Tech Research Institute in Atlanta promises to improve this process. Incorporating a commercially available laser diode, an optical waveguide chip and an...Read full article

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