An infectious disease microbiologist discusses how facility managers can identify, address, and prevent Legionella bacteria. By Dr. Janet E. Stout Facility managers have a plan for almost everything. You plan for fires, power outages and hurricanes, because when emergency strikes you know it’s better to be prepared. But there’s one crisis you probably haven’t planned …
Draft Method 1633 shows immense promise an a protocol for analyzing PFAS in wastewater.By Nick Nigro The U.S. EPA’s 2021-2024 PFAS Strategic Roadmap calls for further efforts to research, restrict, and remediate per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) that are discharged into the environment. To support that mission, the agency has been in search of new …
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Healthcare Business Today Article written by Dr. Janet E. Stout is an infectious disease microbiologist and executive V.P. and founder of Special Pathogens Laboratory, A Pace Laboratory. Dr. Stout is recognized worldwide for her pioneering research in Legionella. Read the full article here.
Company continues growth in the Northeast U.S. adding 11 environmental laboratories and service centers. Minneapolis, MN, March 7, 2023 – Pace® Analytical Services, the preferred provider of regulatory testing and analytical laboratory services and a division of Pace®, a science and technology company, today announced the acquisition of Alpha Analytical, LLC, a full-service environmental laboratory …
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Company recognized for employee engagement in fundraising efforts for Water Mission International Minneapolis, MN, February 22, 2023 – The Environmental Business Journal® (EBJ), an independent business research publication that provides strategic market intelligence to the environmental industry, has honored Pace®, a science and technology company, with a Business Achievement Award for Social Contribution in 2022. …
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Company adds bacteria, E.coli, legionella, and other microbiology testing and analysis capabilities to support the northwest United States Minneapolis, MN, February 8, 2023 – Aerobiology, part of the Pace® Analytical Services laboratory network, today announced that its Seattle, WA laboratory has achieved accreditation from the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) for their Environmental Microbiology Laboratory …
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By Paul Jackson-Program Manager at Pace® Analytical Services responsible for PFAS and Emerging Contaminants By now, most water professionals have heard of PFAS: those pesky little synthetic chemicals that can cause so much damage to human health but are so hard to get rid of. Thankfully, there are commonly available technologies that can remove them …
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MINNEAPOLIS — November 29, 2022 — Judith Morgan, Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer for Pace® was sworn in as a 2023 board member for the American Council of Independent Laboratories (ACIL) at the Council’s annual meeting in Indianapolis on November 10th. Ms. Morgan will bring her extensive experience in compliance and analytical chemistry to …
Minneapolis, MN, November 15, 2022 – The American Council of Independent Laboratories (ACIL) awarded Pace® founder Steve Vanderboom its highest honor, the Lewis E. Harris Lifetime Achievement Award at the conclusion of the organization’s Annual Meeting held Thursday, November 10 in Indianapolis. Vanderboom is the first recipient of the Award, granted for outstanding contributions to …
November 11 Update: All Pace® Florida labs are open and fully operational. On November 10th we will be closing Pace® Jacksonville, Oldsmar, and Ormond Beach, Florida Laboratories until further notice. The Pace® Pompano Beach Laboratory will be opening later in the day on November 10th. If you have any questions or need more clarification, please …