Eurofins EAG Laboratories has experience testing a wide range of products such as mobile phones, tablets, computers, wearables, and health tracking devices
Eurofins Materials & Engineering Sciences, part of the international network of Eurofins laboratories, has over 40 years’ experience in material testing services. Eurofins Materials & Engineering Sciences offers a consultative, multi-disciplinary approach to solving materials- and engineering-related product problems through best-in-class service and powerful scientific know-how. As thought leaders in investigative science, we set the global standard for materials testing services.Centrally managed content
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Australian Laboratory for Emerging Contaminants
Ever since it welcomed its first students in 1853, the University of Melbourne has been committed to contributing to a better society through education and research.
One of their research partnerships, the Australian Laboratory for Emerging Contaminants (ALEC), brings together environmental scientists working towards minimising the impact of legacy pollutants and novel emerging contaminants in the environment, helping to inform effective remediation strategies in the Asia Pacific region.
Detecting known and unknown environmental hazards requires new, advanced instrumental techniques. In 2020, the Eurofins Foundation supported ALEC’s “Novel Analytical Techniques for the Determination of Emerging Contaminants” project by funding a research grant. The work carried out as part of this initiative is contributing to the development of better, more reliable analysis techniques, which in turn will empower experts with a better understanding of the challenges associated with emerging contaminants.
ALEC has also partnered with Eurofins Environment Testing in Australia to facilitate mutually beneficial student projects working on contaminants such as microplastics and PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances). Student researchers from the University of Melbourne were welcomed into Eurofins Environment Testing laboratories to research and develop new analysis techniques, also allowing for the translation of cutting-edge analytical approaches between ALEC and Eurofins. Research completed through this collaboration has helped to advance pollution monitoring towards a cleaner future.
The partnership between ALEC, the Eurofins Foundation and Eurofins Environment Testing allows for important engagement between research and industry, advancing the science of emerging contaminants while providing graduate opportunities.Centrally managed content