Webinar: PFAS Analysis in Practice Laboratory Perspectives, Workflows, and Practical Challenges

PFAS testing is evolving rapidly. As standardized methods become more established, laboratories are increasingly looking at what comes next, from greater automation and expanding analyte lists to new matrices and emerging areas of PFAS research.

Join SGS Product Director, Bharat Chandramouli, Ph.D., for an expert discussion on the challenges shaping PFAS analysis today. Hosted by Waters Corporation and PromoChrom, PFAS Analysis in Practice, is a one-hour webinar bringing together perspectives from SGS and Kansas State University to share insights from their PFAS work in commercial and academic laboratory environments, including practical considerations around method implementation, trace-level analysis, matrix effects, contamination control, and data review.

What You’ll Learn

• How the priorities of commercial PFAS laboratories are evolving as standardized methods become more established
• Where automation could improve the efficiency and scalability of routine PFAS workflows
• Emerging areas of PFAS testing, including broader analyte lists, non-targeted analysis, air monitoring, and food and product testing
• Implementing EPA Method 1633A across challenging agricultural and environmental matrices
• Managing trace-level detection, contamination, matrix effects, and quality-control requirements
• Balancing automated workflows with expert review to generate reliable, defensible results
• How commercial and academic laboratories are approaching different — but increasingly connected — PFAS challenges

Date: Tuesday, September 22

Time: 1:00 PM EDT 

We look forward to your attendance!