EST Enters University Market

Electronic Sensor Technology received an order from the University of Georgia for using its detection equipment to test for storage and spoilage of salmon, the company announced. The Newbury Park-based firm’s zNose instruments have been shown to detect ethanol which reflects the degree of bacterial decomposition in salmon. “We are very excited with this order, for its opens up a new market for EST’s zNose in the research laboratories of the universities,” said Electronic Sensor President and CEO Teong Lim. Electronic Sensor Technology develops and markets instruments for security and environmental applications.