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WATCH: This scientist is developing a standard for measuring atmospheric PFAS

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An engineer at the French National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks, Isaline Fraboulet details her team's progress on develop standard methods for measuring PFAS in air at CEM Europe 2025 in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

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