Efficient PFAS Sample Prep, following EPA 1633
Webinar Date/Time: Wed, May 29, 2024 11:00 AM EDT
With the approval of EPA 1633, standardized guidelines for testing protocol and standards for PFAS are now available. Learn how analysis of this forever chemical can be incorporated into your laboratory testing protocol following EPA 1633, as well as tips and tricks for making PFAS analysis easier.
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Event Overview:
PFAS has dominated the news and analysis laboratories, as it is found in every corner of the earth in virtually every sample matrix. The approval of EPA 1633 has provided standardized guidelines for acceptable testing protocol and standards for this forever chemical. Learn how PFAS analysis can be incorporated into your laboratory testing protocol following EPA 1633, as well as tips and tricks for making PFAS analysis easier.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Learn how to apply EPA 1633 to you laboratory workflow
- Understand the requirements of EPA 1633 and how to meet them
- Find out how to simplify PFAS testing in your lab
Who Should Attend:
- Scientists who are involved in PFAS analysis quantification
- Lab technicians interested in learning about new methods
- Lab mangers who oversee environmental sample testing
- Anyone involved EPA testing
Speaker:
Alicia Stell
Market Development Manager
CEM Corporation
Alicia Douglas Stell joined CEM shortly after receiving her PhD in Analytical Chemistry. Her career started in CEM’s Life Science division where she played a key role in the development of the Liberty™ peptide synthesizer product line. Alicia then became one of the first members of a newly formed team that started the initial work on the EDGE® automated extraction system. Following her work with EDGE product development, Alicia helped form the Organic Solutions division. Alicia is a crucial member of team of scientists and engineers that have designed systems to explore the frontiers of sample preparation.
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