iTrackDNA team at SETAC 2024 in Spain!

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Presentation by Caren Helbing and Valérie Langlois on the training course to learn about environmental DNA – TC05 – Sunday, 5 May 2024 – The Power of Environmental Nucleic Acids (eNA) Surveys in Environmental Monitoring and Environmental Impact Assessments

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Presentation by Caren Helbing (2.04.A.T-03) – Tuesday, 7 May 2024 – Progress in the Application of Non-Invasive Targeted Environmental DNA (eDNA) Methods for Enhanced Confidence in Risk Assessments and Evaluation of Mitigation and Remediation Effectiveness

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