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CRC Microplastics at Water Month in March

The events for young and old: exhibition, lectures and film programme for children are a great success. A few impressions under:  ...more

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CRC Microplastics at the microm 2025

This conference provides a platform for scientific exchange, innovative solutions, and collaborative efforts toward mitigation strategies. Early registration deadline 20th of April 2025.  ...more

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New Open Access-Publikation

Published in The Royal Society of Chemistry: "UV-weathering affects heteroaggregation and subsequent sedimentation of polystyrene microplastic particles with ferrihydrite", by J. Schmidtmann et. al.  ...more

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Girls‘ Day at CRC Microplastics

Experimenting, measuring, observing and learning about the growing pollution with microplastics - this year, too, interested young women visited us to learn about the topic of microplastics and life and work at a university.  ...more

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Neuigkeiten aus der Wissenschaft, Aktivitäten des SFB Mikroplastik sowie Termine und Veranstaltungen finden Sie auf unserem Blue Sky Kanal und auf unserem LinkedIn Account   ...more

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New CRC Microplastics Publcation

Published in the Journal Hazardous Materials: Cellular internalization pathways of environmentally exposed microplastic particles: Phagocytosis or macropinocytosis?  ...more

Collaborative Research Centre 1357 Microplastics

The Collaborative Research Centre (SFB) 1357: "Microplastics - Understanding the mechanisms and processes of biological effects, transport and formation: From model to complex systems as a basis for new solutions" investigates the formation, migration and effects of microplastics and develops new approaches to solving this immense environmental problem.

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