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Ioanna Malton, M.Sc. Staff Scientist Ioanna joined SiREM in December 2021 and quickly became a valuable part of the treatability team. She completed a B.Sc. at the University of Waterloo in Biomedical Sciences, where

A Conversation With Michelle Lorah Dr. Michelle Lorah is a Research Hydrologist with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) in the Maryland-Delaware-DC Water Science Center where she leads the Fate and Bioremediation Team. Michelle

KB-1® Plus TCA Culture Approved to Treat TCA in CanadaSiREM’s KB-1® Plus TCA degrading culture was approved by Environment Canada to treat 1,1,1-trichloroethane (TCA) at sites across the country. This microbial consortium is used to

1,4-Dioxane a Challenging but Treatable Contaminant 1,4-Dioxane is a well-known emerging contaminant that has garnered attention for well over a decade. The chemical properties that made it attractive for use as an industrial chemical include

A Conversation With Fritz Krembs Fritz Krembs is a senior engineer at Trihydro Corporation with over 20 years’ experience. Fritz holds a Master’s in Environmental Engineering from Colorado School of Mines and a Batchelor’s

Kayla Finney Senior Lab Technician - Bioaugmentation Culture In this Employee Spotlight, we're thrilled to shine a well-deserved light on Kayla, a dedicated member of our SiREM family since July 2020. Joining the

Digital PCR -The Continued Evolution of Gene-Trac® Testing SiREM is pleased to announce the arrival of leading-edge digital PCR (dPCR) for advanced bioremediation monitoring and assessment. How Digital PCR Works: In dPCR, microfluidics partitions

A Conversation with Courtney Toth Courtney Toth is an emerging leader in anaerobic bioremediation. She holds a Ph.D. in Environmental Microbiology from the University of Calgary, and currently works in the Department of