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Chile startup nets funds for red tide detection system

Kaitek Labs hopes for another $80,000 from investors after receiving $350,000 to create a biosensor device that can detect toxins from harmful algal bloom in seawater

By Alicia Villegas | April 11, 2014 14:15 BST
Chile startup nets funds for red tide detection system
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Chilean tech startup Kaitek Labs has received $350,000 from the Chilean government to develop a biosensor that detects toxins from harmful algal bloom, a phenomenon also known as red tide, Emilia Diaz, the CEO of the company, told Undercurrent News [...]

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