Hakwon Yoon

Assistant Professor

Kangnam University

South Korea

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Hakwon Yoon is an Assistant Professor at Kangwon National University in South Korea. His research primarily focuses on the environmental impacts of nanoscale zerovalent iron, microplastics, and their effects on aquatic organisms and ecosystems. Recent publications include investigations into the toxicity of food additives in aquatic environments and the role of physiological stresses in environmental diseases.

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Maranda Esterhuizen

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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June-Woo Park

Korea Institute of Toxicology

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Towards the next decade for research on the environmental impact of nanoscale zerovalent iron on microorganisms

Towards the next decade for research on the environmental impact of nanoscale zerovalent iron on microorganisms

Ultra-high performance concrete alleviates ecotoxicological effects in aquatic organisms

Comparison of gut toxicity and microbiome effects in zebrafish exposed to polypropylene microplastics: Interesting effects of UV-weathering on microbiome

Titanium (IV) oxide anatase nanoparticles as vectors for diclofenac

A perspective on the role of physiological stresses in cancer, diabetes and cognitive disease as environmental diseases

Sub-micron microplastics affect nitrogen cycling by altering microbial abundance and activities in a soil-legume system

Toxicity assessment of food additive (E171) in aquatic environments

Assessment of sulfidated nanoscale zerovalent iron for in-situ remediation of cadmium-contaminated acidic groundwater at a zinc smelter

Chronic effects of nano and microplastics on reproduction and development of marine copepod Tigriopus japonicus.

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Maranda Esterhuizen

June-Woo Park

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