Public swimming pools are increasingly turning to ultraviolet light to kill bacteria and other pathogens that chlorine doesn’t always catch. Sanitizing pool water with UV has become the standard ...

to clean the Alumni pool. photo: Frank Miller Ultraviolet light, once thought of as something out of science-fiction stories, is doing the job of cleaning-actually sterilizing-the pool and is doing it ...

In the lab of the late UC Professor Dionysios Dionysiou, Kong and his co-authors examined the combination of ultraviolet ...

According to the company’s co-founder and CMO, Titus Tse, “The UV-C light emits a UV-C ray at the correct wavelength that actually disinfects and kills the bacteria, viruses, and germs.” ...

Researchers say chlorine in combination with ultraviolet light works to degrade deadly toxins created by harmful algae blooms in drinking water. Treatment plants use a combination of tools to keep ...

I'm using a lamp that emits UV light in my house to try and kill pathogens — the coronavirus in particular. Is it doing any good? And ... could exposure to the light be risky for me in any way?

Now researchers at Columbia University are trying out a new kind of ultraviolet light called far-UVC that could make indoor air as safe as outdoors. As dental students practice on mannequins at ...