Analysis of cyanobacteria in water
The Phytocontrol Group is offering a new webinar on the analysis of cyanobacteria in water.
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Toxic cyanobacterial and microalgal blooms are on the rise. They suffocate ponds, lakes, reservoirs, rivers and abstraction sites, and produce toxins that are dangerous to humans and animals. MICROBIA ENVIRONNEMENT, a partner of Phytocontrol, has developed a method to anticipate the risk of cyanobacteria in water. The genetic biosensor is an innovative technology capable of predicting, within a few hours, the onset or decline of a bloom. In parallel, Phytocontrol’s microscopy method is a reference method for enumerating and identifying toxin-producing and non-toxin-producing cyanobacteria.
This webinar will be hosted by Sophie DUSSARGUES, Head of the Microbiology and Biotech department at Phytocontrol.
Joining us at the table:
– Caroline ARAIZ, R&D Project Manager at Phytocontrol
– Delphine GUILLEBAULT, CEO of MICROBIA ENVIRONNEMENT
Webinar programme:
Presentation – 25 minutes
• Context and challenges
• Self-monitoring: Phytocontrol’s microscopy method
• Predictive alert: MICROBIA ENVIRONNEMENT’s innovative method
Discussion and questions – 20 minutes
Free webinar & limited number of participants.
