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water samples. Access to water innovation parks or links with industry are
likely to prove vital for the developer of new technologies. At regional lev-
els, the regulator and governmental organizations can stimulate innovation
in the area of pathogen detection by providing funding for water innovation
parks and for validation studies.
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