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Development Of BioFET Sensors For Real Time Monitoring Of Cyanotoxins
the water. But in the case of harmful algal blooms, current methods for getting those answers are ... New field sensors will quickly scan for multiple algal toxins in water, food Principal ... that link directly with algal toxins, so it is able to detect substances of concern even when there are ...
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Method Development for Detecting Toxins In Biological Samples
a method to detect microcystin compounds in human tissue. Since harmful algal blooms are a relatively ... Developing techniques to measure harmful algal toxins in the human body Principal Investigator ... recent issue, scientists are still developing the tools needed to tell whether algal toxins or their ...
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New Grant Focuses on Nutrient Management, Cleaner Lake Erie Water
https://field2faucet.osu.edu/news/new-grant-focuses-nutrient-management-cleaner-lake-erie-water
matches from various agencies and industry groups — targets Ohio’s western Lake Erie watershed, home to ... quality in the basin, fueling the growth of harmful algal blooms. To accomplish this work, the grant will ... phosphorus that can affect the lake’s water quality downstream, said Greg LaBarge, Ohio State University ...
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Develop New Technologies
https://field2faucet.osu.edu/develop-new-technologies
New Ideas for An Old Problem Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are not a new phenomenon--but Ohio State ... resources. Projects Field to Faucet Funded Projects New field sensors will quickly scan for multiple algal ...
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Projects
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After harmful algal blooms shut down drinking water for two days in Toledo, OH in 2014, a working group ... quality experts from Ohio universities and state agencies identified priority investment areas for ...
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Farmers, Consultants Needed for Major Initiative to Update Fertilizer Guidelines
harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie and other bodies of water. Too much nitrogen entering lakes and streams ...
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Existing Infrastructure Ready to Support Electric Vehicles?
https://energizeohio.osu.edu/news/existing-infrastructure-ready-support-electric-vehicles
decades, some automotive industry experts expect electric vehicles could make up the majority ... demand. However, the required investments may be smaller than it appears and fuel costs savings could ...
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COVID-19 Measures Accompany Decline of Foodborne Infections
https://foodsafety.osu.edu/news/covid-19-measures-accompany-decline-foodborne-infections
by: Joe Whitworth, Food Safety News Summary below is from Food Safety News: "There has been ... outbreak, according to an analysis. Robert Koch Institute (RKI) experts found the COVID-19 pandemic and ... diseases. Experts analyzed the effects of the pandemic and health actions on notifiable diseases in Germany. ...
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Communiqué July 31, 2013
https://extension.osu.edu/about/communique/2013-07-31
reactive phosphorus as the prime suspect in the recurrence of harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie and Grand ... continues to decrease in western Ohio, the window of application for livestock manure continues to shrink. ... Lake St. Marys. Livestock manure represents a significant portion of the phosphorus applied in these ...
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HCS Faculty in the News!
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in the Lake Erie watershed also are eligible for incentives to install sub-main tile and tile-control ... structures, through the Lake Erie Nutrient Reduction Program. Cost share is 90 percent not to exceed $4,000, ... Dr. Mark Loux and Dr. Laura Lindsey are in the news again! See the articles, TakeActionOnWeeds and ...