of the junior researcher project "Microplastics in Soil - Detection, Elimination, Immobilization and Effects" at ZIRKON You can expect the presentations of our young researchers with their project results as well as international expert contributions. Event on 22.11.22
Lecture 2 Richter, A.: Effects of microplastics on wheat plants
Lecture 3 Tumwet, F.C.: Morphology depends on fragmentation
Lecture 4 Reuter, M.: Elimination of microplastics in soils using corona roll separators
Lecture 7 Zeciroski, M.: Hempplast - Bioplastics from hemp
Lecture 9 Smith, M.: Do Microplastic Residuals in Municipal Compost Bioaccumulate in Plant Tissue?
11:00 |
| Welcome |
10:10 |
| Inputs, occurrence and distribution of Microplastics as a case study from the Zittau area Christiane Dittrich (ZIRKON, Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences)
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11:30 |
| Effects of microplastics on wheat plants Anne Richter (ZIRKON, Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences) |
11:50 |
| Factors affecting microplastic transport in Faith Chebet Tumwet (ZIRKON, University of Applied Sciences Zittau/Görlitz)
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12:10 |
| Elimination of microplastics in soils by means of corona roll separator Madlen Reuter (ZIRKON, Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences)
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13:40 |
| Comparison of oil&density separation as extraction methods for microplastics in soil Tomas Kleint (ZIRKON, University of Applied Sciences Zittau/Görlitz) |
14:00 |
| Microplastic identification using FTIR- & Marcel Gössl |
14:30 |
| Hempplast - Bioplastics from hemp (provisional title) Marija Zeciroski (Hemp Revolution, Belp in Switzerland) |
15:30 |
| Unravelling the composition and effects of Leah Chibwe (Environment and Climate Change Canada) |
16:00 |
| Thu Microplastic Residuals in Municipal Compost Bioaccumulate in Plant Tissue? Marika Smith |
16:30 |
| Closing remarks
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Professional background Numerous projects have been researching the topic of microplastics for a number of years. It is assumed that soils act as a sink for microplastics and that microplastics accumulate more in soils than in aquatic ecosystems. The extent and effects are currently the subject of research worldwide. Workshop background With the project "(Micro)plastic in the soil", a series of workshops was launched with the aim of presenting current research projects and results from various institutions. Specifically, the main topics will be ●Analytics ●Process engineering ●Monitoring ●Vegetation effects ●Modeling illuminated.
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Organizer
The workshop will be held as part of the ESF-funded junior researcher project "Microplastics in Soil - Detection, Elimination, Immobilization and Effects". The main topics include: Analysis, elimination, monitoring, relocation and degradation of microplastics, as well as their impact on crops.
Duration: 01.01.2020 - 31.12.2022
