Environment and health

Identifying substances or microorganisms in our environment that may affect our health.

• Indoor pollution chemistry:
  Determination of volatile organic compounds and aldehydes in air, metals and semi-volatile organic compounds in dust, including biocides and pesticides, flame retardants, plasticisers, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and polychlorinated biphenyls.
• Microorganisms in buildings:
  Detection and identification of moulds and yeasts in air and on surfaces, bacteria in air, and determination of allergens in dust.
• Exposure to substances present in the environment:
  Determination in blood, urine or hair of chemical substances present in the indoor environment (at home or in the workplace).
• Environmental and occupational toxicology:
  Determination of pollutants in blood, urine or hair originating from the environment or workplace.
• Allergology:
  Allergology analyses.