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Join this webinar to learn how inert-glass autosampler vials can optimize your chromatography and mass spectrometry systems

Discover expert insights into cutting-edge benchtop readers promising flexibility, efficiency and ease of use – to give you peace of mind and reliable results

Discover how changes in legislation have impacted on cannabis testing around the world, with solutions ranging from CPC to mass spectrometry

Register now for this upcoming webinar on VOCs and SVOCs which is taking place on October 22, 2018

Breaking down plastics into their constituent molecules can enable mixed plastics to be reused or recycled together

Discover the techniques making waves in water analysis, from LC-MS to solid phase extraction

Learn how a laboratory in the United States is using highly sensitive chromatography approaches to measure the tiniest amounts of the latest synthetic chemicals contaminating our food, clothes and environment

Visit the 2018 International Institute for Sustainable Laboratories annual conference to learn the benefits of optimizing ventilation

Attend the Air Quality and Emissions event 2018 to learn about the latest developments in air quality testing

SEAL Analytical's theme is totally automatic

Achieve economical online monitoring of industrial wastewater and more, with Metrohm's new photometer

How the E-flows mesocosm project will provide new scientific data to address the true environmental impact of nicotine-based pesticides

Using a simple mesh screen may allow farmers to dramatically reduce the amount of pesticides they spray

Large-scale study demonstrates metal contaminants in food and water are associated with coronary heart disease and cardiovascular disease

Experts share their approaches to evaluating some of the most challenging environmental compounds

Collaboration Will Focus on Persistent and Emerging Contaminants

Learn how you can improve routine environmental testing to meet EPA standards

Made of electronic circuits coupled to minute particles, the devices could flow through intestines or pipelines to detect problems

Natural sources of the toxic form of chromium appear in wells that provide drinking water to a large population in California, offering a new perspective on California’s groundwater management challenges