2x Personal Electrostatic Biocollector Prototype(s) (STRATA) - (D05): Worn bio-detector Phase 1

Daniel McCluskey; Ian Munro; Loic Coudron; Ian Johnston; Mark Tracey

2x Personal Electrostatic Biocollector Prototype(s) (STRATA) - (D05): Worn bio-detector Phase 1

Daniel McCluskey (Designer)
, Ian Munro (Designer)
, Loic Coudron (Designer)
, Ian Johnston (Other)
, Mark Tracey (Other)

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The design and development of two man worn Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP) aerosol collection platform prototypes. These prototypes should interface with a, co-developed, laboratory particle recovery instrument exploiting Electrowetting on Dielectric (EWOD) techniques. The ESP system will focus on the collection and subsequent analysis of potentially harmful airborne pathogens in the 1 - 10um size range.

Original language	English
Publisher	UH MEMS
Publication status	Published - 4 May 2017

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