Optics Measure How Microplastics Hinder Light Flow in Our Oceans
NOVUS Light,
Plastics have only been around since the 1950s and yet they’re everywhere: scattered in our lakes, rivers, floating on the top…
L’optique mesure comment les microplastiques entravent la circulation de la lumière dans nos océans
Nouvelles du monde,
Les plastiques n’existent que depuis les années 1950 et pourtant ils sont partout : dispersés dans nos lacs, nos rivières…
Spotting invisible microplastics with a bit more light
COSMOS magazine,
Researchers are collecting data on substances we know are in our oceans – but we don’t know much else.
Using optics to trace the flow of microplastics in oceans
Phys.org,
Microplastics are tiny plastic particles less than 5 mm in diameter that have emerged as a novel marine environment pollutant.