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UQ develops new ultrasound that listens to bacteria and cells

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UQ develops new ultrasound that listens to bacteria and cells
33:53:20 / January 20, 2019

The Australian university has a developed a world-first, ultra-precise ultrasound sensor that can measure miniscule random forces from surrounding air molecules.

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