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Mould spores are invisible to the naked eye and can travel through the air and land on surfaces, which can lead to property damage and health issues. Mould can grow anywhere and spread throughout the house, destroying the materials it is growing on and can spread more quickly on some materials, like cardboard or paper, fabrics, and wood.
BioCote® celebrates the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. In honour of this day, we've interviewed Dr. Whiteman of BioMoi™ to share her insights and experiences as a woman in science and as an OB-GYN.
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Staying Ahead of Household Mould: Five Places Mould Can Grow
Mould spores are invisible to the naked eye and can travel through the air and land on surfaces, which can lead to property damage and health issues. Mould can grow anywhere and spread throughout the house, destroying the materials it is growing on and can spread more quickly on some materials, like cardboard or paper, fabrics, and wood.
BioCote® Interview with Dr Whiteman of BioMoi™
BioCote® celebrates the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. In honour of this day, we've interviewed Dr. Whiteman of BioMoi™ to share her insights and experiences as a woman in science and as an OB-GYN.
Hayley Moore is joining BioCote® as a Business Development Manager
As a sales professional, it is important to remember that if you don't actively pursue your goals and opportunities, you may miss out on achieving them. So, it's crucial to have a proactive mindset, and to not be afraid to ask for what you want. It's only through asking that you'll be able to achieve the success you desire.
The Ban on Single-Use Plastics: The UK’s Fight Against Pollution
In recent years, there has been growing concern about the environmental impact of single-use plastic items, such as cutlery. In the UK, steps are being taken to reduce the amount of plastic waste that ends up in landfills and oceans. One recent change that has been announced is the ban on single-use plastic cutlery.
Integrating Antimicrobial Technology Into Medical Devices
Integrating antimicrobial technology into medical devices and equipment can destroy microorganisms while reducing cross contamination and increasing product longevity. Healthcare facilities can make a difference by using antimicrobial products in high-touch areas like door handles, grab rails, soap dispensers, and more because they not only reduce the risk of cross-contamination but also significantly reduce the number of microbes in the air, keeping medical supplies more hygienic.
Dr. Conner Hodgkiss is joining as a regulatory chemist
I joined BioCote® to take the opportunity to apply my knowledge and skills I had gained through academia to a technical position. It is great to be part of an excellent Technical Team whilst contributing to the future growth of the business. I am hugely motivated and excited about my journey here at BioCote®.
