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Peter Gorst-Allman

“Environmental analysis has always been a passion for me,”says Peter Gorst-Allman. After early work on the contamination of food and feedstuff by mycotoxins (using primarily NMR spectroscopy), Peter has been in the field of chromatography and mass spectrometry for over 30 years.The last 13 years have been spent with LECO Africa where he is the Director of Separation Science Applications for Africa and Asia Pacific.“Collaborating with Jayne on developing alternative methods for POPs analysis in South Africa has resulted in some of the most personally satisfying work I have done.”

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Dioxin Analysis Access

October 17, 2013

Safe toxic waste disposal and its subsequent monitoring pose significant challenges. In the developing world, where access to qualified staff and adequate facilities are often lacking, creative solutions are required. This one is time-efficient, financially viable, and suitable for use in developing economies.

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