Hello there,

For you and your colleagues, the Fall 2020 semester has no doubt been a tense one. An open campus with in-person classes and high levels of student engagement is vital to learning. But until an effective, safe vaccine becomes widely available, testing will continue to be the first line of defense in preventing the next COVID-19 hotspot from happening on your campus.

Many leading research universities, such as Penn State, LSU, and Colorado State University, are turning to wastewater testing for a new type of data. 

By monitoring changes in the level of RNA from the SARS-CoV-2 virus in wastewater, they are able to better prepare for COVID-19 outbreaks – and isolate areas to prevent spreading.

COVID-19 wastewater monitoring is less intrusive and less time-consuming than testing students individually. To learn more about monitoring wastewater for the presence of SARS-CoV-2 on campus, visit us on the web.

Then, when you’re ready, reach out to us. We’d be happy to share more information to see if wastewater monitoring can help you keep your students safe.

Pace Analytical^®

Pacelabs.com