Experimental paper sensors that detect chemical or biological molecules have proved easy to use without the need for pricey equipment or trained specialists. Costing only pennies, they hold promise to be more sensitive than the rapid diagnostic kits on the market today. Ali Yetisen (Mass General) is quoted.
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