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Newswise reports on a new peer-reviewed study characterizes how the fire modified the physical and chemical properties of the nurdles and proposes that these properties affected their distribution along the coast. The study, published today in the journal ACS Environmental Au, also provides guidance for the continuing clean-up and monitoring effort and for any potential…

The Chief Scientist for Deep Submergence (CSDS) role places her at the forefront of deep submergence for the academic research community, working as a liaison to connect scientists with the WHOI teams that operate WHOI’s underwater vehicles. Check it out the news release here.

WHOI Chemical Sensors lab PhD student Victoria Preston is featured in MIT News: “This is a really exciting time to be a roboticist who also cares about the environment,” says PhD student Victoria Preston.

WHOI is joining co-development technology company Triple Ring Technologies on the next phase of the project, designing and engineering the field going microplastic sensor.

JP Student Beckett Colson’s microplastic sensor was featured in The Academic Times.  “Colson, whose work centers on oceanographic engineering, set out to create a machine that would more effectively detect and remove microplastics from the water in a continuous and automatic process.”  

JP Student Beckett Colson’s microplastic impedance sensor is recognized in the Materials Research Society Bulletin. Both Colson and Michel are quoted in the article: “We really do not know the impact of microplastics on the environment and therefore we need robust approaches for measuring them, she says. Colson, a graduate student in the Massachusetts Institute…