Hrissi K. Karapanagioti

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University of Patras

Greece

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Hrissi K. Karapanagioti is an Associate Professor at the University of Patras, Greece. Her research focuses on the ecological risks of metal pollution, plastic additives in marine environments, and innovative monitoring methods for chemical pollution. She has contributed to several studies on biochar's sustainable applications and the impact of microplastics on aquatic ecosystems.

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GEORGE PAPATHEODOROU

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University of Patras

GREECE

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Hideshige Takada

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Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

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Eleana Kordouli

Hellenic Open University

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Christos Kordulis

Professor/Consultant of Catalysis Module at Graduate Program: “Environmental Catalysis and Clean Energy Production”

Hellenic Open University

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Metal Pollution and Health–Ecological Risk Assessment in an Intensely Burdened Coastal Environment of Greece, the Saronikos Gulf: A 50-Year Critical Review

Benzotriazole UV-stabilizers in beached plastic resin pellets collected across the world including remote islands: Evidence of plastic-mediated long-range environmental transport (LRET) of additives

The Influence of Biowaste Type on the Physicochemical and Sorptive Characteristics of Corresponding Biochar Used as Sustainable Sorbent

A Unique Monitoring Method for Fecal and Sewage-Derived Chemical Pollution Utilizing International Pellet Watch Approach

A Unique Monitoring Method for Fecal and Sewage-Derived Chemical Pollution Utilizing International Pellet Watch Approach

The Influence of Biowaste Type on the Physicochemical and Sorptive Characteristics of Corresponding Biochar Used as Sustainable Sorbent

Valorization of Pyrolyzed Biomass Residues for the Transformation of Waste Cooking Oil into Green Diesel

Diffuse reflectance spectroscopy (DRS) and infrared (IR) measurements for studying biofilm formation on common plastic litter polymer (LDPE and PET) surfaces in three different laboratory aquatic environments

Extruded polystyrene microplastics as a source of brominated flame retardant additives in the marine environment: long-term field and laboratory experiments

Extruded polystyrene microplastics as a source of brominated flame retardant additives in the marine environment: long-term field and laboratory experiments

Chlorine Removal from Water by Biochar Derived from Various Food Waste Natural Materials

Diffuse reflectance spectroscopy (DRS) and infrared (IR) measurements for studying biofilm formation on common plastic litter polymer (LDPE and PET) surfaces in three different laboratory aquatic environments

Microplastics in Water Bodies and in the Environment

Microplastics in Water Bodies and in the Environment

Microplastics in Agricultural Soils: A Case Study in Cultivation of Watermelons and Canning Tomatoes

Microplastics in Agricultural Soils: A Case Study in Cultivation of Watermelons and Canning Tomatoes

Microplastics formation based on degradation characteristics of beached plastic bags

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GEORGE PAPATHEODOROU

Hideshige Takada

Eleana Kordouli

Christos Kordulis

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