Arsenic detection

The first real test for arsenic detection, The Marsh test, was discovered by James Marsh in 1836, and was used Continue reading →

coliform bacteria detection by PCR

We have decided that for Spring 2013, the students at EPFL will focus on less time- and resource-consuming processes to Continue reading →

Microfluidics as sample – holder

During our last week brainstorming, we realized that the sample-holder design for the detection of Arsenic-GFP reporter was a challenging Continue reading →

Brainstorm and decision making at EPFL

Last week, we met twice to discuss what we have found in our previous researches and which direction we want Continue reading →

Ideas for removing Arsenic from Ar-contaminated water

Here are some links that explain different ways to remove Arsenic from Ar-contaminated water. Removing arsenic using PVA bottles. Arsenic Continue reading →

what’s turbidity got to do with it?

Week 2 wetlab session started out dry — looking at the work-in-progress transmittance detectors that Robin and Sachiko evolved into Continue reading →

Investigation of Coliform Bacteria Contamination in The Rivers of Yogyakarta

written by Nur Akbar Arofatullah/lifepatch.org/Microbiology UGM Water pollution caused by fecal contamination is a serious problem due to the potential Continue reading →

Jogja River Project 2011

Ekspedisi Sungai Jogja in 2011, the beginning of Jogja River Project Jogja River Project was started from a simple idea Continue reading →