PFAS reference material optimization to meet EPA regulatory compliance

April 24, 2025 at 14:00 BST / 15:00 CEST / 09:00 EDT / 06:00 PDT

PFAS contamination in drinking water is regulated by the EPA, and compliance is crucial to protect human, animal and environmental health. In order to efficiently monitor PFAS contamination, we must accurately identify and quantify PFAS in various samples and understand how different PFAS analytes in reference materials and sample vials react to solvents and surface interactions.

Join LGC Standards Technical Director, Dr. Dan Biggerstaff, and Segment Manager, Dr. Kelly Cheshire, as they discuss the research exploring the parameters that impact data integrity with the analytes in EPA Method 1633, UCMR 5 and EU DWD. They will also explain the work performed investigating response factors to arrive at the optimum reference material design, and share how this can be implemented to improve efficiency, free up resources, and give you confidence in your results.

Key learning objectives:

• Discover PFAS reference materials that are quality accredited to keep pace with fast-changing regulations
• Learn how this can be implemented in your environmental and food and beverage analytical testing facilities

Who should attend?

• Individuals working in the environmental and food and beverage industry including quality mangers, chemists, researchers, manufacturers and academia.

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