The Water Break Podcast, Episódio 9: Testando águas residuais para a Covid-19

“Onde preenchemos a lacuna entre operadores e engenheiros de usinas de água” No episódio 9, Heather Jennings discute a epidemiologia das águas residuais da COVID 19 e como isso ajuda as comunidades a rastrear a pandemia em suas comunidades. Seus convidados são: Ian L. Pepper, PhD, professor da Universidade do Arizona e diretor do Centro de Tecnologia Sustentável de Água e Energia (WEST) em Tucson, Arizona. Dave Tracey, engenheiro profissional licenciado na província de New Brunswick, Canadá, e Diretor de Vendas de Canais Globais da LuminUltra Technologies Ltd, uma empresa canadense com foco em soluções de monitoramento e controle biológico. Helena Steeves, engenheira de aplicações clínicas da LuminUltra Technologies Ltd. Você pode entrar em contato com a Dr. Pepper no WEST Center: www.west.arizona.edu Vídeo de notícias sobre o projeto de epidemiologia de águas residuais da Dr. Pepper: https://www.kold.com/2020/08/24/uarizona-testing-sewage-water-covid-/ O Sr. Tracey e a Sra. Steeves podem ser contatados, e informações sobre a LuminUltra Technologies estão disponíveis em: luminultra.com | Blog | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube | Facebook

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