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Our News

Enviresearch supports the CIR conference, Barcelona, September 2012
Posted on 18/05/2012

As part of our commitment to our valued customers, we have negotiated a 25% discount to the CIR Informa conference...
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Risk Assessment of Endocrine disrupting chemicals. 25 April 2012, 10.00 am.
Posted on 01/05/2012

Dr Christina Lye from Enviresearch gave a seminar on the current thinking on this important topic, based on the recent...
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Winners of Enviresearch Young Scientist Prize
Posted on 07/03/2012

Enviresearch is proud to announce the 2 winners of the 'Young Scientist Award' at the XIV Symposium Pesticide Chemistry in...
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Other News

US exemption for BASF's Xemium on rice
Posted on 17/05/2012

The US EPA has granted an emergency exemption to allow farmers in Louisiana to use BASF’s fungicide, fluxapyroxad (trade-marked...
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Isotopes Help Clear Up Concerns About Chloroform In Groundwater
Posted on 11/05/2012

Water Pollution: Carbon isotopes distinguish industrial sources of compound from natural ones...
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A Flexible Nerve-Gas Sensor
Posted on 09/05/2012

Chemical Detection: Nanotubes of a conducting polymer detect very low levels of chemical weapons...
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