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Featured Courses
Get to Know: UV Viewer PLUS
See the difference with the IDEXX UV Viewer PLUS. The UV Viewer PLUS allows you to quickly and easily read fluorescent results, even weak positives, with 365 nm UV LED lights. Learn how the larger viewing area, ergonomic design, and ambient light blocking help analysts read more samples in less time.
Testing for Enterococci with the Enterolert-DW Test
This course provides background and guidance on the revised European Drinking Water Directive and testing for enterococci using the IDEXX Enterolert-DW test. The course reviews the revised European Drinking Water Directive, including what it is, when it went into effect, and its impact on member states. An overview of enterococci and importance of testing and well as different types of testing methods, including Enterolert-DW, is also included in the course.
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Members of the water industry, from treatment plant operators to water test lab staff, are no exception—and there are a range of intriguing water podcasts from around the world to choose from. If you're looking for your next podcast, these twelve podcasts for water industry members are a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the medium and gain a new source of knowledge. - Artifical Intelligence Pilot Launches at UK Water Utility
An artificial intelligence (AI) pilot project recently launched in the United Kingdom to proactively monitor assets at wastewater treatment facilities. Anglian Water, one of the U.K.'s largest water utilities, began the year-long test as a way to predict, detect, and address issues, improving maintenance in their water recycling centers.