Water and Fluid Separation NewsUnderstanding Membrane Performance for PFAS Removal
Perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have evolved from a niche environmental concern into a major regulatory priority [1]. Recent...
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Microbiology and Life Science NewsPlastic Free July: How Membrane Filtration Helps Protect Our Water
Every year, Plastic Free July® encourages millions of people around the world to reduce plastic waste and become more mindful of its environmental...
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Microbiology and Life Science NewsDyed Membranes for USP <788> Subvisible Particulate Matter Testing
Subvisible particulate contamination is a critical quality attribute for injectable pharmaceutical products. Even particles too small to be seen with...
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Microbiology and Life Science NewsNIH Invests $150 Million in Human-Based Research: Cell Culture and Animal Testing Alternatives
The future of biomedical research is evolving rapidly. In 2026, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced a $150 million investment to advance...
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Microbiology and Life Science NewsISO 7704:2023 Update: What the New Requirements Mean for Your Microbiology Lab
Microbiological testing of water is not just a regulatory requirement – it is a direct safeguard for public health. When a membrane filter produces a...
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Microbiology and Life Science NewsEarth Day 2026: Advancing Environmental Research with PFAS-Free Lab Materials
This Earth Day, one environmental issue demands urgent attention from the scientific and filtration communities: the global rise of PFAS contamination...
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Microbiology and Life Science NewsRethinking Plastics at Scale: How Shellworks Is Engineering a Biopolymer Alternative
Global plastic production now exceeds 460 million tons per year, and microplastics are now being detected everywhere from oceans to human tissue. In...
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Microbiology and Life Science NewsSeeing the Invisible: How Glowing Microplastics Could Transform What We Know About Plastic in the Body
Microplastics are everywhere. Scientists have found them in the deepest ocean trenches, in Arctic ice, in agricultural soils, in drinking water, and...
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