We were glad to host Dr. Madhvi Joshi, Scientist and Joint Director, Gujarat Biotechnology Research Centre. Had an insightful session on wastewater based epidemiology during COVID19 and how those learnings can be used to generate baseline data for emerging contaminants (pathogens and key pollutants).
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