Description
By studying microplastic monitoring and risk assessment technology, our objective is to understand the source, fate and spatiotemporal variations of microplastics, to reveal the effects of microplastics on the safety and health of the marine ecosystems, to set up national standard for monitoring and analysis of microplastics, to develop source control and management technology and to improve the comprehensive abilities in monitoring and management of microplastics.
Projects Related
Linkage between Three Gorges Dam impacts and the dramatic recessions in China’s largest freshwater lake, Poyang Lake
Environmental Chemistry / Marine Pollution
Cross-shelf penetrating fronts: a response of buoyant coastal water to ambient pycnocline undulation
Coastal Dynamic Geomorphology / Freshwater Ecology
Optical dating of a Paleolithic site near the eastern coastal region of Shandong, northern China
Ecotoxicology / Marine Pollution
Exploration of the impact of seasonal river discharge variations on long-term estuarine morphodynamic behavior
Marine Pollution / Physical Oceanography
Vulnerabilities and Opportunities of the Coastal Ocean (VOCO)
Marine Pollution / Coastal Dynamic Geomorphology
Sample Project
Physical Oceanography / Marine Pollution
Microplastic in mussels from the coastal waters of China and its indication for the environments
Ecotoxicology / Contaminants in Aquatic Environments
Comparative studies of teratogenic mechanisms induced in Xenopus tropicalis embryos by triphenyltin and an antagonist of retinoid X receptor
Ecotoxicology / Contaminants in Aquatic Environments
