Analytical chemistry for the design and monitoring of European legislation

online lecture by Hendrik Emons on 18.06.2021, 3-4 p.m.

Moderation: Petra Schulltheiß-Reimann

The development and implementation of regulatory measures requires extensive information, which is often based on chemical-analytical data. The timely provision of reliable analysis results for decision-relevant parameters in risk assessments and risk management also involves scientific challenges in the legislative context, some of which are presented here as examples. Using examples from the areas of food safety and 'green biotechnology', the contributions of modern analytical chemistry to the further development of the field of "regulatory science" are explained.