Microbial Top Facts: E. coli
Today we are taking a closer look at Escherichia coli (E. coli). In hygiene-sensitive industries, testing for E. coli is considered a good indicator of poor or failed hygiene systems.
Today we are taking a closer look at Escherichia coli (E. coli). In hygiene-sensitive industries, testing for E. coli is considered a good indicator of poor or failed hygiene systems.
NASA has conducted many experiments after finding the presence of bacteria on the outer surface of the international space station. To mark International Astronomy Day we look into the effects of microgravity on bacteria and how this can contribute to space travel.
This year’s British Science Week focuses on theme “Innovating for the future”, celebrating the diverse world of science, technology, engineering and maths. Our scientists at BioLabtests took a closer look at existing research into bacteria that can harness the ability to produce electrical energy, the so called Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC) Technology.
Rising atmospheric CO2 levels, attributed to human activities such as agriculture, have been a consistent topic of debate and research in the past few decades. To mark World Environment Day, our BioLabTests scientist looked at new research that promises to tackle climate change.
Continuing with our blog series of explaining the different testing methods we employ here at BioLabTests to carry out microbiological testing for our clients, today we focus on ASTM E2149-13a. We will take a look at what is the purpose of ASTM E2149-13a, how does the testing work, and what bacteria can be tested?
Our BioLabTests team often get enquiries about the testing standards we employ to carry out efficacy microbiological testing against bacteria and fungi. This is why we decided to introduce the various test methods in our blog section, starting with ISO 22196.