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However, new research from collaborative team from @Makerere, the @BritGeoSurvey and @ucl shows how a technique exploiting the fluorescent properties of microbiological materials in water provides an easy-to-use method to test for faecal contamination.

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For decades, standard approaches to test water supplies have used bacteriological indicators of faecal contamination, most commonly thermotolerant coliform bacteria known as TTCs. Results are received after at least 24hours. cc.@Makerere @RKulabako

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Latest Publication: New method offers rapid monitoring of contamination in drinking water cedat.mak.ac.ug/news/new-meth… pic.twitter.com/8Y4yOyH5IY

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