In 2016 the PCC teamed up with Sensabues and Prof. Mario Thevis, Head of the Cologne anti-doping laboratory, to breathe new life into in-competition collection methods. We interviewed Prof. Thevis to find out how his scientific curiosity led to the [...]
We are excited to present to you our autumn 2018 newsletter: your opportunity to explore a sampling of the achievements, perspectives and scientific projects of our researchers, while keeping informed of funding deadlines and programs. We hope you enjoy. Click the [...]
Please click on the below cover for a PDF version of the PCC’s 2017 Annual Report (PDF)
For immediate release: The Partnership for Clean Competition (PCC), the global leader in sports anti-doping research and development, is conducting field trials of exhaled breath testing technology for in-competition sample collection. The trials began in late September 2018 in conjunction [...]
Leadership Katie has more than 15 years in the accounting industry with an emphasis working in the non-profit industry. Katie spent 12 years of her career working in the public accounting sector at BKD, LLP consulting with non-profit [...]
Reference Materials are a critical resource for anti-doping scientists at WADA-Accredited laboratories, and the PCC has invested over a million dollars to ensure their availability since 2009. For a full list of reference materials available and information on ordering, visit https://cleancompetition.org/2017/10/15/reference-materials-available-for-wada-anti-doping-laboratories/
We’re about to reveal big news regarding anti-doping exhaled breath testing technology…but first, how did we get here? Here’s a high level #techtransfer timeline for what could be the next big thing in sample collection for elite sport (and beyond).
The PCC is once again delighted to attend the Manfred Donike Workshop, held annually in Cologne, Germany. 2019 marks the 37th iteration of the event. The conference is hosted by Dr. Mario Thevis, head of the Centre for Preventative Doping Research and [...]
Dr. Chi and his team at Duke University have been funded to directly detect Autologous Blood Transfusion (ABT), also known as blood doping, through isolation of exosomes. Learn more about Dr. Chi via his lab page.
