Dow Microbial Control customers in South East Asia, Australia and New Zealand will have improved access to global technical expertise and research and development (R&D) tools following the recent launch of Dow Microbial Control Academy in Singapore.
The academy is a multipurpose educational institution focused on the transmission, expansion and application of microbial control knowledge. Vipul Shah, president for South East Asia & India/Pakistan of The Dow Chemical Company along with Mark Henning, Dow Microbial Control global general manager were on site to mark the occasion and share information on R&D with more than 90 customers from a spectrum of industries. “Every customer has a microbial control challenge that requires a unique solution,” said Mark Henning. “The central mission of the academy is to teach, lead and research microbial control science and technology for the betterment of customers, markets and applications worldwide, and the Singapore academy will deliver on our commitment to provide that expertise locally in the South East Asia, Australia and New Zealand region.” The academy is designed to provide Dow Microbial Control customers in the region with easy and continuous access to educational opportunities, regulatory support, technical expertise and R&D tools through both online platforms and customised training sessions. This enables customers to be constantly informed on regional best practices that will benefit their businesses. Besides providing extensive resources such as training sessions and research updates, Dow Microbial Control offers customers science and technology expertise through its Customer Application Center based in Singapore.
