Today in II PhD multichemical congress in Gijón I have been presenting my poster named “Bioenergy from industrial food waste by means of pyrolysis processes.
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I present one of the articles was just published in Water Emerging Contaminants & Nanoplastics. The present review seeks to establish a global view of the distribution of microplastics around the planet and their impact on the main biogeochemical cycles, thus emphasizing the need for the development of adequate management and remediation strategies in the coming years.
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🌊 Marine Geoscientist & Environmental Researcher | PhD Marine Sciences | MSc Coastal & Marine Systems | Innovation Manager in Blue Economy 🇪🇺
Happy to share that our last paper 'Fate of pharmaceuticals in the Ebro River Delta region: The combined evaluation of water, sediment, plastic litter, and biomonitoring' is ready 👏🏽 The findings of this paper highlight the importance of biomonitoring in the characterization of polluted areas and the prioritization of hazardous substances (such as psychiatric drugs) in aquatic systems. ❗️It is also discussed that plastic litter is a sink for Pharmaceutical Active Compounds (PhACs) which has not been previously considered when assessing the fate and ecological impact of PhACs in aquatic ecosystems. 🤔 Interested in this topic? The full article is available here: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dsSp3eXp #PhACs #Biomonitoring #Emergingcontaminants #plasticlitter #aquatic #ecosystems Catalan Institute for Water Research (ICRA) Universidad de Girona Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA-CSIC) AIR Centre - Atlantic International Research Centre Instituto Español de Oceanografía #IEO
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Food Technologist |Quality Control Supervisor | Virtual Assistant | M.Sc. Student of Food Chemistry |University of Nigeria Nsukka"
Excited to share that I successfully presented my MSc final seminar yesterday! My research focused on the effect of Hibiscus sabdariffa addition on the bioactive compounds in fermented soursop (Annona muricata) tea during production. It was an incredible experience to delve into the science behind enhancing tea's health benefits. Looking forward to applying these insights in the field! 🍵#Research #TeaScience #BioactiveCompounds #MSc
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New publication from the #ICC_WaterHealth, 1st-authored by our PhD students Iris Schachner-Gröhs & Michael Koller out in #WaterResearch (IWA Publishing): Linking #antibioticresistance gene patterns with advanced #faecalpollution assessment and environmental key parameters along 2300 km of the Danube #River. https://lnkd.in/dfme3aRt Highlights: • First systematic study on antibiotic resistance markers in the whole Danube River. • New holistic approach linking ARGs with advanced faecal pollution diagnostics. • Human faecal pollution as dominant factor for observed resistance patterns. • Hotspots identified in middle and lower river sections and in specific tributaries. • intI1 and sul1 detected ubiquitously, ESBL and carbapenemase genes at hotspots. Congrats to everyone involved! #AMR #OneHealth #water
I am extremely happy to share our freshly published paper on AMR in the Danube River, which contains key findings from my PhD project! 🔎 💧😍💧 🔍 Thanks to all the Co-Authors! https://lnkd.in/d3uXbiAx
Linking antibiotic resistance gene patterns with advanced faecal pollution assessment and environmental key parameters along 2300 km of the Danube River
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UVigo researchers participate in a study that discusses the use of functionalized biochar as an effective adsorbent for removing trace elements (TEs) from water. It highlights the synthesis, characterization, and applications of functionalized biochars for this purpose, emphasizing their potential in addressing limitations of pristine biochar in TEs removal. The review provides valuable insights into this emerging environmental material's role in cleaning contaminated water. It has just been published in the journal "Journal of Hazardous Materials ", (Impact factor 13.6) published by Elsevier. 👉 https://lnkd.in/d42VcFRG. 👉https://lnkd.in/d2x9wfuX
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Later today, BIC's Marco Rupp will be speaking at the European Parliament at an event on bio-based polymers about how the bio-based industries are essential for the transition away from fossil feedstock. The BIC Trend Report contains recommendations to help this transition https://lnkd.in/eBg8WKnU
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Dive into a plethora of research papers on anaerobic fungi, as February presents an exceptional volume of new publications. Check out this link on our webpage to access monthly summaries of publications: https://lnkd.in/dDA67HC6
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Fresh from the oven! Are you interested to know what are the best conditions to store your hydrochar? What are the best conditions to improve hydrochar stability? What are the best conditions to use it as soil amendment? How long can I store the hydrochar samples to be analyzed, before the characteristics change? Discover this & more in this interesting paper!
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🌟 Thrilled to Share Our Latest Research! 🌟 I'm excited to announce the publication of our recent paper, "The efficiency of a granular Fe-based metal-organic framework for the persulfate oxidative degradation of levofloxacin, an emerging antibiotic in wastewater," in the Journal of Molecular Liquids! 📄✨ In this study, we address the challenges of leaching and regeneration of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) in water treatment by developing a novel encapsulated MIL-88(Fe) with alginate. This modified MOF effectively activates sulfate radicals with sodium persulfate, significantly degrading levofloxacin (LVX) in water. This work holds promise for more efficient and sustainable water treatment solutions. 🌍💧 For those interested, you can access the full article here (https://lnkd.in/gzy_tW7H). 📑🔍 Grateful to our research group for their invaluable contributions! #WaterTreatment #EnvironmentalScience #MOFs #Alginate #Research #SustainableTech #WastewaterTreatment
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