Innovations in Seawater Desalination Technologies: Shaping the Future of Water Supply
As freshwater resources become increasingly scarce due to population growth, climate change, and over-extraction, desalination provides a vital alternative source of water.
Rethinking Water Safety: The Difference Between Heterotrophic Plate Counts and Copies/mL
Wondering about the differences between Heterotrophic Plate Counts (HPC) and copies/mL? Keep reading to learn about the uses, advantages, and disadvantages of these two measurements of water quality.
Increased Testing Frequency: Benefits and Drawbacks
Regular water quality testing, whether it be for food and beverages, drinking water, or residential water, plays a pivotal role in ensuring the integrity and reliability of products. The KRAKEN system allows you to reap the benefits of increased testing frequency without any of the drawbacks.
A Comparison of Molecular Methods for Microbial Testing
Molecular methods have revolutionized microbial testing, offering enhanced sensitivity, specificity, and speed compared to traditional culture-based approaches. However, variations between methods exist within molecular testing in terms of cost, time efficiency, specificity, quantification capabilities, and flexibility in targeting multiple pathogens.
The Inflation Struggle: How Lab Services Bear the Brunt
The rising tide of inflation is taking a toll on lab services, affecting everything from the cost of supplies to labor expenses.
Harnessing Innovation: International Day of Epidemic Preparedness and the Role of Wastewater Surveillance
As we approach the 4-year mark of the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world reflects on the profound impact this unprecedented crisis has had on global health, economies, and everyday life. On this International Day of Epidemic Preparedness, observed annually on December 27th, we not only commemorate the progress we’ve made since the onset of COVID-19 but also spotlight innovative approaches that have emerged in the ongoing battle against infectious diseases.
The Power of Data: Using Analytics for Water Quality Monitoring and Surveillance
Real-time monitoring, early detection of issues, predictive modeling, and the integration of big data and IoT are revolutionizing the way we approach water resource management.
Canada's Technological Pioneers: The 7th Sci Innovation Competition
Meet the 14 finalists of the 7th Sci Innovation Competition!
From Genes to Germs: How DNA Analysis Enhances Pathogen Detection
Explore how DNA analysis techniques have revolutionized pathogen detection, allowing for rapid, precise, and specific identification of microorganisms in various fields.
Spotting Water Quality Problems Early: The Benefits of Continuous Monitoring
Waterborne pathogens pose a significant threat to public health, causing diseases such as gastroenteritis, cholera, and hepatitis. Continuous monitoring of these pathogens is crucial to prevent outbreaks and ensure the safety of our water supply.
Why Your Lab E. coli Results Are Lying to You
Accurate measurements of E.coli are crucial to public health, food safety, and research. However, traditional CFU units are often inaccurate and imprecise. Learn more about the reliability of copies/mL and the importance of strain-specific measurements.
Say Goodbye to Lab Work: The Future of Pathogen Testing
Tired of waiting for lab results? Discover how rapid pathogen detection technologies are revolutionizing the industry, providing faster, more efficient, and more accurate results than traditional lab-based methods.