I have a short consulting project requiring a small amount of wet chemistry in a lab to fabricate a sensor, basically following a procedure disclosed in a journal article and a patent in 1991. It probably could be done by anyone with good lab skills, including a graduate student or a BS level chemist or even a good undergraduate with supervision. Let me know if you have any interest or can help with any leads. Unfortunately, the work would need to be done on a short timeline, within the next few weeks.<\/p>\n
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