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Students Invent Self-Powered Early Warning System To Detect Pollution

Students from the University of Glasgow have invented a sensor to detect pollution in the air and generate its own electricity to set off an early warning system. The biosensor is a simple alternative to expensive industrial accident prevention systems.

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