New Viruses: Air Monitoring faces New Challenges

01 Jun 2026 — As airborne viruses continue to evolve, the challenges of air monitoring intensify, demanding faster and more reliable methods for collection and detection. Stakeholders in healthcare, research, and biosecurity require workflow solutions that deliver timely, actionable results.

Bertin Life Sciences addresses these needs with a new infographic focused on Coriolis solutions. The resource presents an operational overview of collecting and detecting airborne viruses, highlighting an optimized workflow structured in two to three steps to simplify protocols while preserving performance.

Solutions in play include Coriolis+ and Coriolis Compact, enabling a simple, fast, and efficient approach that accommodates both field constraints and laboratory requirements. The infographic demonstrates how these systems capture airborne viral particles and support precise analysis within defined timeframes.

Regardless of the selected solution, the objective remains the same: reliable identification and accurate quantification of viruses, irrespective of type. Streamlining the workflow while maintaining high performance supports faster response times and robust analysis integrity.

By reducing perceived complexity, the infographic serves as a practical reference for addressing the challenges of airborne virus monitoring and adapting methods to an evolving environment.

This resource provides a concise, actionable framework for evaluating Coriolis-based approaches to airborne virus detection within healthcare, research, and biosecurity contexts.