PFAS – Multimedia

In this Teach Me in 10 episode, Dr. Hagen Gegner, Scientific Communication and Project Specialist at CTC Analytics AG, shares how µSPE can be used across a variety of applications, including food safety, environmental settings and clinical workflows.

Join Dr. Aimei Zou to explore an automated workflow achieving trace-level (low ppb) detection of 30+ volatile PFAS compounds—combining intelligent automation with robust analytical performance to boost lab efficiency and data quality.

This infographic outlines why PFAS have become a growing concern and why accurate detection is important in protecting public health.

Contaminants infiltrate water through natural and industrial processes. This listicle highlights the technologies used to detect and manage threats across seawater, rainwater, surface water, groundwater and tap water.

The Technology Networks team attended ASMS 2025 and spoke with Craig Butt, Senior Manager, Applied Markets, Scientific Marketing at SCIEX, about the growing analytical challenges posed by PFAS contamination.

The Technology Networks team attended ASMS 2025 and spoke with Arnd Ingendoh with Bruker. Arnd talks about the power of non-targeted analyses to identify a wider range of PFAS, including those degrading in varied matrices such as soil and water.

Proactive detection and risk mitigation are essential to ensure product safety and compliance with future regulations. This app note showcases a comprehensive screening solution that can ensure targeted and accurate PFAS screening.

This application note assesses an LC-MS strategy for testing manufacturing components for PFAS, even at sub-ppb levels, ensuring reliable results.

This infographic highlights how PFAS enter the food chain, identifies the foods most affected and outlines the gaps in current regulations, providing essential insights for anyone concerned about what’s on their plate.

This guide highlights the latest techniques which deliver unmatched robustness through innovative contamination-resistant technology.