Gitanjali Rao invented Tethys to detect lead in water, inspired by the Flint water crisis. Her work led her to MIT and gained recognition in TIME.
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Updated Aug 25
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Gitanjali Rao invented Tethys to detect lead in water, inspired by the Flint water crisis. Her work led her to MIT and gained recognition in TIME.
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Gitanjali Rao
American inventor
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TETHYS
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MIT
company in the Czech Republic