Meet Sartaj Singh Gandhi, the New Jersey student who built a sensor to detect when chicken, turkey, and pork start spoiling
- PC: Society for ScienceA seventh grader in New Jersey has built a device that can monitor meat freshness by tracking ammonia gas released as meat decays.
- Sartaj Singh Gandhi, a student at Monroe Township Middle School in Monroe Township, NJ, created the Meat Freshness Monitor after learning that many people check the expiry date or smell the meat to see if it is still safe to eat.
- According to the Society for Science, Sartaj wanted to find a low-cost and easy way to check if meat was still fresh.
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- PC: Society for ScienceA seventh grader in New Jersey has built a device that can monitor meat freshness by tracking ammonia gas released as meat decays.
- Sartaj Singh Gandhi, a student at Monroe Township Middle School in Monroe Township, NJ, created the Meat Freshness Monitor after learning that many people check the expiry date or smell the meat to see if it is still safe to eat.
- According to the Society for Science, Sartaj wanted to find a low-cost and easy way to check if meat was still fresh.
Sources: Times of India