A Fourth PCB Workshop in Zakopane, Poland, is planned for
September 2006. The format of alternating between North American and European
sites, in a two-year rhythm, appears to have found resonance among those who
have regularly supported the Workshops. The European sites allow for the
participation of scientists who work on and in heavily contaminated areas to
participate and to present data that their North American colleagues would
likely never hear. The free exchange of history/sites of environmental
contamination, history of production of persistent compounds, coupled with new
detection and remediation technologies, and the newest interpretations of
toxification mechanisms, all in one meeting, is certainly appealing.
BDS present a poster at this meeting
for usefullness of the CALUX®
technology for PCB testing.
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here for poster
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