Development of Wearable Device for Detecting Biomarkers and Treating Viral and Bacterial Infections
Develop a discreet, non-invasive wearable that continuously detects biomarkers of pan-viral and pan-bacterial infections and can deliver an initial broad-spectrum therapeutic response. The device should combine sensitive biosensing with on-body treatment capabilities; if intended for military use, additional security measures may be required.
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