After a successful laboratory phase, the MUSA team has now started the first field test at the beginning of July 2023. The field test will take place at the renowned Botanische Staatssammlung München (Botanical State Collection) in Munich. The MUSA system will now be thoroughly tested over four weeks. The newly developed methods will be…
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In November and December 2022, the MUSA team visited all the cooperation museums and inspected the premises relevant to the project. In numbers, this means 12 museums, approx. 120 premises in 5 cities and villages from Munich to Ingolstadt, Neufahrn, Amberg and Benediktbeuern. We would like to thank all our partners who have opened their…
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[Picture from jannoon028 auf Freepik] We are very pleased to have been invited to present our MUSA project at two international symposia. The response of our professional colleagues was consistently positive and the audience showed a deep interest in the results of the research project. Therefore, we would like to make our project progress available…
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On June 24th the first meeting with the Scientific Advisory Board of the MUSA project took place. The aim of the meeting was on the one hand to herald the start of the project and on the other hand to discuss initial questions about the project. A big thank you at this point to the…
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After an extensive preparatory phase, the starting shot for the MUSA research project was given on June 1, 2022. The acronym states what the applicants have made their goal: MUSA – Innovative (Multi)-Methods for the safe handling of harmful legacy biocides. This project is funded over a period of three years by the German Federal…
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