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The results of this project at the United Nations University are
personnel training as per usual, capitalizing on our technical
objective of the 6th phase is to study and monitor the status
environment. In this phase, Shimadzu is providing the latest
ultra fast liquid chromatograph mass spectrometers (LCMS)
skills and expertise with respect to environmental analysis.
analytical technologies to a higher level, and he promised
expected to promulgate through the Asian countries and
even stronger support than conventionally provided. The
that are capable of monitoring compounds with larger
molecular weights. In addition, Shimadzu will provide
(perfluorooctanoic acid) pollutants in the aquatic
of FPOS (perfluorooctane sulfonate) and POA
Environmental Monitoring and Governance in the East Asian Hydrosphere
beyond to emerging nations. Research studies were conducted on monitoring substances, such as pesticides in foods and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in drinking water and the atmosphere, in order to standardize the analytical technologies for monitoring the concentrations Environmental Monitoring and Governance in the East Asian Coastal Hydrosphere Studies and monitoring of endocrine disruptors (pesticides, bisphenol A, alkylphenol, phthalic acid) in river and coastal waters were conducted to determine the degree of environmental pollution and allow the analysis of pollutants in the East Asian Studies and monitoring of the pollution status in rivers and soil w
Loans of New Models in the Plans for the Next Term
of chemical pollutants in drinking water, soil, food products, and air in the East Asian region.
Environmental Monitoring and Analysis in the East Asian Region

-- Technology Transfer and Environmental Governance --
-- Endocrine Disruptors in River and Coastal Waters --

-- POPs in the East Asian Coastal Hydrosphere --
At the signing ceremony, President Nakamoto noted that this
the United Nations University headquarters (Aoyama, Tokyo).
The agreement was signed by the two highest officials of the
Monitoring of PFCs --," a 3-year plan for the 6th phase of the
The fall of 2012 saw the implementation of "Monitoring and
Governance of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) in Asia --
project. As Shimadzu had decided to continue its support, a
Shimadzu Corporation, and Dr. Konrad Osterwalder, Rector
6th phase of the project was held on November 12, 2012 at
signing ceremony for a support-related agreement for the
respective organizations: Akira Nakamoto, President of
agreement can be expected to further strengthen the
established network of researchers, thereby elevating
pollutants (POPs) in the East Asian Hydrosphere. Fifth Phase (January 2009 to December 2011)
(at the time) of the United Nations University.

First Phase (1996-1999) Second Phase (1999-2002) Coastal Hydrosphere. Third Phase (2002-2005) Fourth Phase (2005-2008)

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instruments manufactured in-house, Shimadzu has supported
been amassed over these 15 years including improvements to
development of new analysis methods, and the accumulation
detailed data analysis techniques, the construction of a social
commencement in 1996, utilizing the expertise that we have
network across the major research institutions in Asia, the
environments in various countries, definitive results have
cultivated over our long history. In addition to providing
improvements to capabilities of monitoring in detail the
Continued Support for Environmental Projects
the convening of international symposia, and trained
liquid chromatograph mass spectrometers and other
researchers in analytical technologies. In addition to
Aiming for Environmental Conservation in the Asian Region
To Cultivate Engineers and Environmental Protection in Asia

with the United Nations University

of data.

global w430×h280 The "Environmental Monitoring and Analysis in the East Asian Region: Technology Transfer and Environmental Governance" project has been implemented by the United Nations University since 1996. This project involves the monitoring of chemical pollutants in the coastal environments of 10 Asian countries, for the purpose of creating a sustainable global environment. To date, investigative research focusing on volatile organic compounds (VOC), endocrine disrupting chemicals, and persistent organic pollutants (POP) has been implemented in five phases, with each phase consisting of three years. With the corp