Join Fera Science on stand 28 at
SETAC Europe, Helsinki, Finland
SETAC Europe is a 5-day event featuring a variety of training, networking and learning opportunities. This event is vital for discussions on merging research, regulatory developments and the latest methodologies in environmental toxicology and chemistry
Join Fera Science on stand 28, where we will be discussing our wide range of chemical regulatory services available including, Bee Ecotoxicology, Aquatic Ecotoxicology and Regulatory Risk Assessment. So, if you are planning to attend this event, we hope that you will come along to stand 28 and meet the Fera team.
Plus, Andrew McEwen, Strategic Business Development at Fera Science, will be presenting his poster titled 'Studies on the distribution of a neonicotnoid pesticide in the honeybee using imaging mass spectrometry' on Thursday 30th May in the exhibition hall. Don't miss it and register for your place at SETAC 2019 today.
See how we can help you
Aquatic Ecotoxicology
Fera offers a full package of studies to GLP on aquatic non-target organisms, on microorganisms and ready biodegradability tests.
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Terrestrial Ecotoxicology
Fera offers a wide range of standardised Phase I laboratory studies, aged residue tests as well as more complex higher tier studies.
Environmental Fate
Environmental fate studies are key to providing the data required by chemical companies to complete thorough environmental risk assessments (ERA).
Analytical Chemistry
We have the expertise, personnel and equipment to provide clients with assistance in analytical method development in support of environmental toxicology studies, biotechnology, manufacturing support, compliant sample analysis, formulated product analysis, polymer analysis, analytical method validation to GLP requirements and surfactant analysis.
Bee Ecotoxicology
Fera has the research expertise and scientific resources to help you test products for their effects on pollinator survival, development and behaviour, enabling you to develop products that are safe for bees and other pollinators.
Predictive Toxicology
Regulations today allow scientifically valid QSAR models to be used to derive information on the intrinsic properties of chemical substances. That means they can be used to estimate the data required to comply with regulatory schemes for a range of applications, such as agrochemicals, cosmetics, human and animal medicines, food additives and industrial chemicals.
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