Best practices for environmental detection and monitoring of SARS-CoV-2 plus airborne viruses with Coriolis air samplersWebinarReplayThe appearance of SARS-CoV-2 and the subsequent pandemic of COVID-19 has shown biosafety to be one of the biggest challenges of this century. As with most respiratory viruses, the environment is an important potential source of contamination. If no vaccine is to be found before 2021, then reliable air monitoring solutions will become critical to safely open public areas. The detection of viruses in air samples presents many challenges: compared to other microorganisms, viruses are present in the air at a very diluted ratio which translates in the necessity of sampling a relatively large amount of air to have reliable analyses results. The integrity of the virus also has to be maintained through each step of the workflow to have reliable virus viability estimates. In this webinar, we present the best practices for virus monitoring in air samples and describe how experts have used Bertin’s Coriolis air samplers in a wide range of environments, from hospitals to office buildings. For more information, please contact us at webinar@avantorsciences.com Presented by:
Sophie DUBACQ Sophie Dubacq graduated with a masters' degree in biology, Sophie Dubacq has worked as a Life Sciences Application & Product Manager t at Bertin Technolgies for 6 years, attached to the development and applications of Coriolis µ air sampler, before enlarging her activity area by endorsing the role of Product Manager. Through her daily work, Sophie Dubacq supports and advises users in their air quality control process. |
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