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How did isi adjust to the Corona related changes? You can find a daily update on our social media channels. Here, we want to give you an overview of the changes in the different areas of testing. In a short video, Sven Henneberg talks about consumer tests during the time of Corona. Annika Ipsen explains how isi sensory profiling adapted to the lockdown (text, video). Now, the testing is (nearly) back to normal. The lockdown has challenged isi and the isi team, but it also opened up the path for innovations.

The Covid19 pandemia is challenging every person and every company. We have reacted to it in our tried and true isi way: with flexibility, creativity, and reliability. Even though sensory tests can no longer be conducted in the lab (central location testing), we offer a good range of alternative testing methods. For example, in-home testing, home interviews, online questionnaires and more. Thus, despite the crisis, we are continuing testing for our clients by introducing innovative test methods that work.

In our daily Corona newsflash on isi LinkedIn and Facebook, we keep our clients and followers updated. To get a glimpse into how we are dealing with the crisis as we rise to the challenge, take a look at our newsflashes over the last 15 days. If you are interested in more information, please contact us: email.

The year is drawing to a close and we would like to wish all followers a Merry Christmas, a relaxed holiday season and a Happy New Year. Like every year, we have given ourselves a Christmas party. And like every year we also want to give presents to others. Therefore we have donated 10.000 Euro for charitable purposes. "Our team is always actively involved in selecting the beneficiaries," says Joachim Haag, Managing Director at isi. We have supported the following initiatives:
- 6,000 € for the "Parental help for children suffering from cancer" - this was the amount the isi team received during the accompanying light run in Göttingen.
- 1,500 € for the Germany scholarship, in which we support a student with financial means and an internship on the way to graduation.
- 1,500 € for the sponsoring of the eckes-granini road bike tour of the team Rynkeby for seriously ill children
- 1,000 € for homelessness programmes in Hamburg (winter emergency programme and shower bus for homeless people)