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Binghamton University Biomedical Engineering Department celebrates 2020-21 research, student and alumni achievements, including a system that uses ultraviolet light to sterilize personal protective equipment
Chris Kocher at BingUNews reports the State University of New York awarded a grant to Professor Kaiming Ye as part of its new Prepare Innovation and Internship Program. He will lead a team to develop an LED ultraviolet-C lighting system for disinfecting airborne COVID-19 viruses in a closed space. This system will be designed for installation in indoor spaces such as an office, subway, restaurant or gym to eradicate SARS-CoV-2 from the surface, air or circulating air with minimal health concerns and help to restore indoor activities. Department of Biomedical Engineering Professor Kaiming Ye, department chair, and Associate Professor Guy Germandeveloped a…
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