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Young Scientists and Entrepreneurs Taking Their Technology to the Next Stage in California - 21 Sept 2015

New water quality detection technology attracting global attention.

Alberta entrepreneurs selected for first ever Singularity University Lab’s Accelerator Experience in California.

Calgary, AB – September 2015 – A new, made-in-Alberta technology enabling people to quickly and reliably determine what’s in their water, is starting to get a lot of attention.


Based in Calgary, FREDsense Technologies Corp. is seeking to change how people think about water. Co-founded by students from the University of Calgary, the FREDsense team is producing a device called the Field Ready Electrochemical Detector (FRED). The FRED device uses the science of synthetic biology and electrical engineering to make it easier for companies to use water responsibly.

 

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