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Portuguese web platform reports on the joint project EmiStop

25 September 2018

Plastics have become an integral part of our everyday lives, and cause many environmental impacts. The pollution microplastics is increasingly in focus. First, these tiny particles were discovered in the oceans, then were found in lakes and rivers and eventually the soil.

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Exchange Meeting "Terms & Definitions", 14.09.2018

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New Collaborative Research Centre on Microplastics

10 December 2018

The University of Bayreuth, partner institution in the joint research project "PLAWES", receives 10 million euros to establish a new Collaborative Research Centre (CRC). Its purpose is to investigate the biological effects of microplastics in the environment, including its migration and formation.

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Microplastics2018

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QUASIMEME Workshop on Analysis of Microplastics

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Discussion Paper: Microplastics Analytics

One of the first cross-project results of the research focus has been published: The discussion paper "Microplastics Analytics" reflects the current state of research on physicochemical investigation methods within the research focus and is intended to contribute to a pool of methods that is as standardised as possible for the relevant application fields in science, industry and administration.

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1. Workshop „Probenahme, Probenaufarbeitung und Analytik“

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MicBin

Microplastics in Inland Waters – Investigation and Modeling of Entries and Whereabouts in the Danube Area as a Basis for Action Planning

October 2017

March 2021

Within the framework of this project, a first-ever accounting of macro-, meso- and microplastics released into the German part of the Danube river basin was achieved, with measuring stations at its main tributaries. Microplastic particles (particles < 5 mm) were examined by using various, complementary analytical methods.

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Website

https://www.micbin.de/

Project sheet

17_Projektblatt_MicBin_ENG_2018.pdf

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