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Glowing crystals can detect, cleanse contaminated drinking water

Motivated by public hazards associated with contaminated sources of drinking water, a team of scientists has successfully developed and tested tiny, glowing crystals that can detect and trap heavy-metal toxins like mercury and lead.

(via WSJ)

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