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New, Faster Salmonella Detector Developed at Auburn University
Researchers from Auburn University have developed a novel device than can detect the presence of the salmonella bacteria in real time, whether in the fields or in the factory, welcome news as the most recent salmonella outbreak in the US sickened more than 300 people across 20 states.
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