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and funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as part of the foundation ongoing mission to bring clean drinking water and safe means of sanitation to developing parts of the world.

the Gates Foundation launched the Reinventing the Toilet Challenge, a competition that yielded, among other things,

Gates himself describes the waste-to-water process on his Gates Notes blog: I watched the piles of feces go up the conveyer belt and drop into a large bin.

As Gates explains, that machine will be able to handle the waste of 100, 000 people and, from that, produce 86,000 liters of clean water on a daily basis while also generating a net 250 kilowatts of electricity.

the Gates Foundation will promote the building of self-powered Omniprocessor facilities in other parts of the world (Gates specifically mentions India) where clean drinking water

As Gates notes, poor sanitation claims the lives of upwards of 700,000 children in developing areas every year,

Gates envisions that each Omniprocessor will be built and operated using a micro-entrepreneurial model where local residents would benefit economically from the facilities. he processor wouldn just keep human waste out of the drinking water;

"Gates explains. We'll drink to that

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and the Gates Foundation to apply the techniques to the eradication of polio. But if we could use this to move away from inactivated polio viruses in the vaccines,

While graphene has attracted wide interest as a biosensor due to its two-dimensional nature that allows excellent electrostatic control of the transistor channel by the gate

Graphene has been used among other things to design FETSEVICES that regulate the flow of electrons through a channel via a vertical electric field directed into the channel by a terminal called a gate.

In the realm of biosensing the physical gate is removed and the current in the channel is modulated by the binding between embedded receptor molecules and the charged target biomolecules to

whose surface potential (or conductivity) can be modulated by the interaction (known as conjugation) between the receptor and target molecules that results in net accumulation of charges over the gate region.

This research was funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the National institutes of health, and the Alexander Von humboldt Foundation.

& Melinda Gates Foundation has the capability of heating human waste to a high enough temperature to sterilize human waste

The project is part of the Gates Foundation's Reinvent the Toilet Challenge an effort to develop a next-generation toilet that can be used to disinfect liquid and solid waste

Since the 2012 grant Linden and his CU-Boulder team have received an additional $1 million from the Gates Foundation for the project

According to the Gates Foundation the awards recognize researchers who are developing ways to manage human waste that will help improve the health and lives of people around the world.

Linden's team is one of 16 around the world funded by the Gates Reinvent the Toilet Challenge since 2011.

While the current toilet has been created to serve four to six people a day a larger facility that could serve several households simultaneously is under design with the target of meeting a cost level of five cents a day per user set by the Gates Foundation.

The great thing about the Gates Foundation is that they provide all of the teams with the resources they need Linden said.

and energy on our team and the Gates Foundation values that Linden said. It is one thing to do research another to screw on nuts and bolts

The CU-Boulder team is now applying for phase two of the Gates Foundation Reinvent the Toilet grant to develop a field-worthy system to deploy in a developing country based on their current design

As the Visualization, Control and Monitoring Gateway, AIS's Industrial Panel PCS (IPCS) and Embedded Computers Help Enable IIOT

and gateway from the factory floor to the digital enterprise level, across different global facilities and plant operations.

and received $200 million from the Gates Foundation, is making RTS, S available as a nonprofit drug.

and can be controlled with a simple electrical gate. The team, led by Dimitri Basov and Michael Fogler, professors of physics at the University of California,

but can be tuned with an electronic gate. The two kind of polaritons become coupled, a theoretical consideration determined and experimental evidence confirmed.

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