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Attend this webinar to learn how Rapid-E+ can be applied in bioaerosol research. We will demonstrate examples on the application of Rapid-E+ for real-time pollen, bacteria, and fungi identification.

E-Catch, or the Airborne Particle Sampling Unit, is specifically designed to be combined with Rapid-E+ to provide a more traditional lab-based analysis of airborne particles.

Plair SA announced today that it has been awarded a CHF 2.7 million grant from the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation SERI for the Horizon Europe, European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator Pilot Programme. The grant will fund the acceleration of Rapid-C’s certification as an alternative rapid microbiological method and its commercialisation for the aseptic processing market.

We're thrilled to announce that Plair has won the 2021 Geneva Innovation Prize within the framework of the Grands Prix de l'Economie, awarded by the State of Geneva, the Office for the Promotion of Industries and Technologies (OPI), and the Geneva Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services (CCIG).

The Swiss Cleanroom Community Event is one of the most important trade fair in GMP and cleanroom industry in Switzerland.

As growing evidence shows that SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes Covid-19) is transmitted through the air via aerosols, the need to monitor them is urgent.

Plair SA, the Swiss creator, manufacturer, and provider of instruments for real-time bioaerosol monitoring, and MBV AG, the Swiss global leader in viable air sampling, jointly announce today the start of a strategic partnership to bring to the market new and innovative automated solutions for microbiology monitoring that combine the technology of both companies.

Atmospheric aerosol particles have an enormous impact on public health which enhance human diseases, whether they come from pollen, fungal spores, bacteria or viruses. It is therefore crucial to properly identify these threats.

The Plair team is pleased to share the news of its latest installation in Montreal, Canada. The Rapid-E instrument was installed at the University of Montreal for automatic and real-time pollen monitoring, in June 2019.

Rapid-E is participating in the RealForAll project in Serbia and Croatia, aiming to provide valuable real-time information for those living with seasonal allergies.

Discover more about Rapid-E's capability to identify and count different grass pollen species simultaneously and in real time.

Plair brings its expertise of bioaerosol monitoring at ContaminExpert in Paris, scientific and technical congress, where it will showcase its latest innovation.