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Locusts Can Smell PFAS, MSU Researchers Find

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A team of researchers at Michigan State University have found that locusts can distinguish PFAS by smell, a discovery that could potentially be used to develop improved PFAS monitoring equipment.

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Locusts can smell PFAS, MSU researchers find

A team of researchers at Michigan State University have found that locusts can distinguish PFAS by smell, a discovery that could potentially be used to develop improved PFAS monitoring equipment.

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Locust brains could offer a new route for PFAS detection, finds MSU research

Researchers at Michigan State have developed a PFAS detection approach using neural activity in locust brains.

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Innovation News Network broke the news on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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