Electronic Sensor Technology's zNose(R) Was Selected by the Republic of South Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI).

NEWBURY PARK, Calif. -- Electronic Sensor Technology (EST) (OTCBB:ESNR), a leading provider of innovative homeland security and environmental solutions, announces the receipt of an order from the Republic of South Korea, Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) for EST's zNose(R) instrument and support equipment. The South Korean government has not revealed the use for this instrument.

"We are very pleased with this order from KAERI. I believe that the zNose(R) instrument from EST will provide the KAERI with a valuable tool to monitor the chemicals involved with their sensitive work. This procurement further strengthens the acceptance of the zNose(R) being experienced throughout Asia," said Dr. Teong Lim, President and CEO of EST.

More information on the use of the zNose(R) for monitoring polluting chemicals in water can be obtained by clicking the following link: http://www.estcal.com/TechPapers/Environmental/Phenol.doc.

About Electronic Sensor Technology:

Founded in 1995, Electronic Sensor Technology has developed and patented a chemical vapor analysis process. We believe that the Company's product line is positioned to eliminate key vulnerabilities in the homeland security market, specifically in maritime port, airport and border security applications.

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