The Sensor - July 2025

Written By Diane Nazaroff

This month read how a student’s remark led to a breakthrough device that degrades toxic PFAS chemicals in water in just six minutes.

Learn how UTS researchers are using existing 5G networks and AI to power real-time flood sensing.

And see how researchers are driving sensing innovation, including a new TGA-approved bowel therapy device now in hospital trials.

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