Christopher Vane

Head of Organic Geochemistry

British Geological Survey

United Kingdom

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Christopher Vane is the Head of Organic Geochemistry at the British Geological Survey in the United Kingdom. His research primarily focuses on organic geochemistry, with recent publications addressing topics such as microplastic pollution, pesticide impacts, and the degradation of materials in environmental settings. He employs advanced analytical techniques, including infrared spectroscopy and mass spectrometry, to explore the accumulation and historical trends of contaminants in various sediments.

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MONASH UNIVERSITY

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University of Warwick

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The use of ATR-FTIR to track the degradation of single-use polystyrene cup lids during 24 months of temperate outdoor exposure

A comparative analysis of PFAS in archive and fresh soil samples in England and implications for large-scale surveys

Widespread pesticide pollution in two English river catchments of contrasting land-use: from sediments to fish

Microplastic pollution in salt marsh and urban tributary sediment cores of the River Thames estuary, UK: Spatial and temporal accumulation trends

Sewage and Organic Pollution Compounds in Nairobi River Urban Sediments Characterized by Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Mass Spectrometry (FT–ICR–MS)

Taraxerol abundance as a proxy for in situ mangrove sediment

Dermal absorption of high molecular weight parent and alkylated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from manufactured gas plant soils using in vitro assessment

Infrared spectroscopy and chemometric modelling of organic carbon measured by Rock-Eval pyrolysis of UK shale rock

Microplastics pollution in sediments of the Thames and Medway estuaries, UK: Organic matter associations and predominance of polyethylene

Tracking the history of polycyclic aromatic compounds in London through a River Thames sediment core and ultrahigh resolution mass spectrometry

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Juliet Sefton

Mark Barrow

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