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On December 13, 2019, in a cavernous meeting hall in the Chinese seaside city of Xiamen, Richard Selden took the stage to show off his company’s revolutionary technology: rapid DNA testing.
Top: Richard Selden delivers a presentation on the ANDE device, December 13, 2019. Bottom: Conference attendees examine ANDE's machine. Credit: 邯郸网警
Wearing a red tie that matched the decor, Selden, the founder of ANDE, explained how the large black box can take a single sample and deliver acc
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