Two experts from SGS will share their knowledge on issues related to emerging contaminants with the virtual AEHS Conference on Soils, Sediments, Water and Energy audience, October 19-23. Dr. Bharat Chandramouli, Ph.D., SGS Environmental Laboratory Product Manager, North America, and Geoffrey Pellechia, SGS National Sales Manager, PFAS and Ultratrace, will be presenters at AEHS.
A live presentation will be delivered by Dr. Chandramouli on Friday, October 23, Session 18, 2:30 pm – 3:00 pm. His presentation, titled, “Replacing PCB Aroclors with GC-MS Congener Methods: Experiences from an EPA Single Laboratory Validation”, and shows details on the method and his team’s experiences in validation and implementation.
Two posters on PFAS issues will also be presented:
- Dr. Chandramouli, a global expert in emerging contaminants, poster, titled, “15 Years of PFAS Occurrence Data in Water, Soil and Tissue” reports on his team’s study developed to validate isotope methods for up to 33 PFAS in aqueous, solid, tissue and serum matrices to understand their occurrence and fate across the ecosystem.
- Mr. Pellechia’s poster, titled “Dos and Don’ts for PFAS Sampling and More” covers special handling and care that must be taken when collecting samples to avoid sample contamination
The posters will be visible for the duration of the conference with dedicated chat sessions on October 20 and 21, from 3 pm – 6 pm to interact with the authors. Registration for the conference is required and includes a fee.
PFAS and emerging contaminants analysis, in all environmental matrices, is surging in North America and around the globe. The SGS network of laboratories, has the capacity and expertise to help clients with all possible matrices.
For more information on SGS services connect immediately:
- Visit www.sgs-ehsusa.com/pfas
- Call +1 800 329 0204
- Email ehs.clientcare@sgs.com
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