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Guardian: Glowing bacteria offer hope for safe detection of 100m landmines |...
Team at Israel’s Hebrew University test system that uses lasers and modified bacteria to locate buried devices
Bacteria to spot pollution
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... Shimshon Belkin, a project scientist at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, adding: "no chemical method can provide this information.".
Glow and be eaten: Marine bacteria use light to lure plankton and fish
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Shimshon Belkin and his student Michael Ionescu of the Hebrew University's Silberman Institute of Life Sciences. Their findings show that the ...
Glowing bacteria detect buried landmines
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Shimshon Belkin, from the Hebrew University's Alexander Silberman Institute of Life Sciences, who was responsible for genetically engineering ...
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