BGU-developed technology can filter airborne COVID-19 particles

The graphene air filters will be more efficient, cost-effective, consume less energy and require far less maintenance than other air filters currently on the market.

A worker weighs graphene, which is used by biochemists to develop a possible Zika-repellent clothes detergent additive, at "Grupo Avance" (Advance Group) laboratory in Santiago, March 4, 2016.

(photo credit: IVAN ALVARADO/REUTERS)

ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

SEPTEMBER 24, 2020 10:50

BGU-developed technology can filter airborne COVID-19 particles

The graphene air filters will be more efficient, cost-effective, consume less energy and require far less maintenance than other air filters currently on the market.

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BGU-developed technology can filter airborne COVID-19 particles

The graphene air filters will be more efficient, cost-effective, consume less energy and require far less maintenance than other air filters currently on the market.

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