Interlaboratory Comparison Reveals State of the Art in Microplastic Detection and Quantification Methods
Analytical Chemistry
Natascha Schmidt
Seniorforsker
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Miljøkjemi og helse
Framsenteret, Tromsø
NSCH@nilu.no
Om
Dr. Natascha Schmidt er seniorforsker ved NILU i Tromsø.
Hun har studert land- og marineøkologi og tok doktorgraden sin i miljøkjemi ved Aix-Marseille-universitetet i Sør-Frankrike. Der arbeidet hun med forekomst, transport og skjebne til mikroplast og tilhørende organiske miljøgifter i det marine miljøet.
Dr. Schmidt er ekspert på forskning på mikroplast, med et nåværende fokus på atmosfæriske målinger. Hun arbeider også med å forstå dynamikken av bildekkpartikler og tilhørende organiske miljøgifter i miljøet. En av hennes prioriteringer er å formidle vitenskapelig kunnskap til allmennheten, interessenter og myndighetsrepresentanter, samt til forskersamfunnet.
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Interlaboratory Comparison Reveals State of the Art in Microplastic Detection and Quantification Methods
Analytical Chemistry
UV-degradation is a key driver of the fate and impacts of marine plastics. How can laboratory experiments be designed to effectively inform risk assessment?
Marine Pollution Bulletin
Towards reliable data: Validation of a machine learning-based approach for microplastics analysis in marine organisms using Nile red staining
Marine Pollution Bulletin
Revisiting the strategy for marine litter monitoring within the european marine strategy framework directive (MSFD)
Ocean and Coastal Management
Microplastic pellets in Arctic marine sediments: a common source or a common process?
Environmental Research
Leaching of chemicals and DOC from tire particles under simulated marine conditions
Frontiers in Environmental Science
Lanternfish as bioindicator of microplastics in the deep sea: A spatiotemporal analysis using museum specimens
Journal of Hazardous Materials
From prey to predators: Evidence of microplastic trophic transfer in tuna and large pelagic species in the southwestern Tropical Atlantic
Environmental Pollution
From microplastics to pixels: testing the robustness of two machine learning approaches for automated, Nile red‑based marine microplastic identification
Environmental Science and Pollution Research
Exploring microplastic contamination in reef-associated fishes of the Tropical Atlantic
Marine Pollution Bulletin
Mikroplast fra byer i Europa flyr raskt opp til Arktis
Forskning.no
Matemballasje: Røyter som en Golden Retriever
Comparison of Atmospheric Microplastic in remote and urban locations in Norway; occurrence, composition and sources
EGU General Assembly 2025
Mikroplast og PFAS er giftigere sammen enn hver for seg
Tire wear particles and associated organic chemicals in the air
Mikroplast og kjemikalier fra dekk og veitrafikk
Tire Related Additive Chemicals in Road Run-Off & Recipient Waters, Snow and Sediment Samples from Six Nordic Countries
SETAC Europe 34th Annual Meeting
Microplastics in the Arctic and Mainland Norway; Occurence, Composition and Sources
AGU24
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AGU24
Leaching of Organic Compounds from Tire Particles Under Conditions Simulating the Deep Sea
SETAC Europe 35th Annual Meeting
Leaching of Organic Compounds from Microrubber Under Conditions Simulating the Sea Surface and the Deep Sea
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