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A new sensor for deadly sarin gas has been developed as a chemical warfare tool by an AIM Photonics team, with a goal of extending the technology to broader market applications.

The results were described by AIM partners on Monday at the Frontiers in Biological Detection conference session covering integrated photonics. Session chair Benjamin Miller, the AIM Photonics academic lead and a professor at the University of Rochester Medical Center, said the sarin sensor illustrates AIM's goal of producing breakthroughs that will quickly become products fabricated for industrial markets...

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