Haruka Nakano

Assistant professor

Kyushu Daigaku

Japan

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Haruka Nakano is an Assistant Professor at Kyushu Daigaku, Japan. Her research areas encompass the study of microplastic pollution, focusing on its presence and distribution in various marine environments within the ASEAN region. Recent articles highlight her contributions to understanding aquatic microplastics, including their impact on marine life and ecosystems, as well as hydrographic changes in Tokyo Bay.

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Tadashi Tokai

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Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology

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Masashi Yokota

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MOHD RASHIDI ABDULL MANAP

Lund University

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Articles (16)

Aquatic microplastics research in the ASEAN region: Analysis of challenges and priorities

Carbonyl index of miniaturized microplastics at the sea surface

Assessment of microplastic occurrence in tidal flat biota of the Tsurumi River estuary (Tokyo Bay, Japan): Preliminary study and first evidence

Influence of monsoon seasonality and tidal cycle on microplastics presence and distribution in the Upper Gulf of Thailand

Microplastic pollution indexes in the coastal and open ocean areas around Japan

Possible sink of missing ocean plastic: Accumulation patterns in reef-building corals in the Gulf of Thailand

Small microplastic ingestion by the calanoid Centropages furcatus in the Gulf of Thailand

Spectral analysis of environmental microplastic polyethylene (PE) using average spectra

Hydrographic structures of Tokyo Bay between 1992 and 2019 and evidence of temperature increase; observational results by the training vessel Seiyo-Maru

Accessing the intrinsic factors of carbonyl index of microplastics: Physical and spectral properties, baseline correction, calculation methods, and their interdependence

Contamination of sea surface water offshore the Tokai region and Tokyo Bay in Japan by small microplastics

Oceanic microplastics in Japan: A brief review on research protocol and present pollution

Contamination of seabed sediments in Tokyo Bay by small microplastic particles

Inclusion of shape parameters increases the accuracy of 3D models for microplastics mass quantification

Microplastics on the sea surface of the semi-closed Tokyo Bay

Reevaluation of microplastics identification based on Neuston net survey data

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Tadashi Tokai

Masashi Yokota

MOHD RASHIDI ABDULL MANAP

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