Research library
The research behind Far-UVC.
Independent, published studies on Far-UVC safety and efficacy, plus our own market research. Links open the original source.
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Far-UVC Cell Phone: would you use a phone that can disinfect surfaces?
A 13-question survey by Wolters Infinite Design LLC on interest, use cases and willingness to pay. Open for responses.
Scientific Reports2020
Far-UVC light (222 nm) efficiently and safely inactivates airborne human coronaviruses
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PubMed Central (NIH)
Investigations on the surface disinfection efficacy of Far-UVC 222 nm germicidal irradiance device in a controlled environment and field test
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American Journal of Infection Control2023
Efficacy of a filtered far-UVC handheld disinfection device in reducing the microbial bioburden of hospital surfaces
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Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology
A ceiling-mounted far-ultraviolet-C light technology reduces methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus contamination on surfaces in a simulated operating room
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Scientific Reports2025
Corneal safety assessment of germicidal far UV-C radiation
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Pathogens (PubMed Central)2024
The antibacterial efficacy of Far-UVC light: a combined-method study exploring the effects of experimental and bacterial variables on dose–response
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Building and Environment2025
Experimental analysis to quantify inactivation of microorganisms by Far-UVC irradiation in indoor environments
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Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Far-UVC light safely kills airborne coronaviruses
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University of Dundee
Research investigates the safety of UV technology for Covid-19 inactivation
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UV Medico2025
Far-UVC and eye safety: 36-month study
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ResearchGate
A review on applications and safety of 222 nm far UVC light for surface and air disinfection
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AccScience (GHES)
Cost-benefit analysis of Far-UVC lamps for reducing indoor infection transmission in Switzerland and Germany: insights from the CERN Airborne Model for Indoor Risk Assessment (CAiMIRA)
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Physics World
Far-UVC light zaps airborne pathogens in realistic conditions
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Studies are listed for general reference. Their findings concern the devices and conditions tested and do not establish the performance or safety of the proposed device.