Stefano Viaroli

Assistant Professor

University of Pisa

Italy

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Stefano Viaroli is an Assistant Professor at the University of Pisa, Italy. His research focuses on the environmental implications of microplastics, groundwater sustainability, and geochemical processes in natural water systems. His recent articles explore topics such as nanomechanical characterization of microplastics, the geochemical evolution of thermal mineral springs, and the impact of climatic events on groundwater resources.

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Articles (16)

Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) nanomechanical characterization of micro- and nanoplastics to support environmental investigations in groundwater

Microplastic removal, identification and characterization in Chennai sewage treatment plants

Geochemical Evolution in Historical Time of Thermal Mineral Springs at Campetti Southwest (Veii, Central Italy) through Geoarcheological Investigation

Microplastic pollution in groundwater: a systematic review

Occurrence and geochemistry of altered radioactive accessory minerals as sources of radionuclide in Mesozoic granite aquifers (Korea)

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Co-Occurrence of Earthquake and Climatic Events on Groundwater Budget Alteration in a Fractured Carbonate Aquifer (Sibillini Mts.—Central Italy)

Groundwater sustainability in African Metropolises: Case study from Calabar, Nigeria

Fe and As geochemical self-removal dynamics in mineral waters: evidence from the Ferrarelle groundwater system (Riardo Plain, Southern Italy)

Tracing groundwater circulation in a valuable mineral water basin with geochemical and isotopic tools: the case of FERRARELLE, Riardo basin, Southern Italy

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The Role of Aquifers in Sustaining the Sponge City Concept in Chinese High-Density Housing

Correction to: Fe and As geochemical self-removal dynamics in mineral waters: evidence from the Ferrarelle groundwater system (Riardo Plain, Southern Italy)

Microplastics contamination of groundwater: Current evidence and future perspectives. A review

Fractured carbonate aquifers of Sibillini Mts. (Central Italy)

A geometrical method for quantifying endmembers' fractions in three‐component groundwater mixing

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VALTER CASTELVETRO

Marco PETITTA

Elena Egidio

Eloisa Di Sipio

Daniela Valigi

Roberto MAZZA

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