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The Plastic Vectors Project

@plasticvectors

The NERC Plastic Vectors project studies microbes colonising microplastics through the freshwater-marine continuum.

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Vanessa Moresco (@moresco_vanessa) 's Twitter Profile Photo
Vanessa Moresco
@moresco_vanessa

6 years ago

Everything ready to start the first experiment on viruses colonisation in #microplastics! The Plastic Vectors Project BES Stirling ESHH Environmental Sustainability and Human Health

Everything ready to start the first experiment on viruses colonisation in #microplastics! <a href="/PlasticVectors/">The Plastic Vectors Project</a> <a href="/StirBES/">BES Stirling</a> <a href="/eshh_stir/">ESHH Environmental Sustainability and Human Health</a>
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Richard Quilliam
@rs_quilliam

6 years ago

New PhD opportunities in "Environment and Health" BES Stirling ESHH Environmental Sustainability and Human Health Deadline: 5th Jan 2020 "Sustainable use of wastewater in Malawi" and "Microplastics, pathogens and toxic algae" #WASH #HumanHealth #Water #SDGs rsquilliam.wordpress.com/opportunities/

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Richard Quilliam
@rs_quilliam

6 years ago

PhD opportunity in "Environmental Health and Ecology" in beautiful Stirling, Scotland. findaphd.com/phds/project/t… #microplastics #pathogens #publichealth #freshwater #algae #water #SDG6 #ecology BES Stirling ESHH Environmental Sustainability and Human Health University of Stirling

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The Plastic Vectors Project
@plasticvectors

6 years ago

Our last The Plastic Vectors Project Project meeting at University of Stirling was very productive with presentations and discussions regarding our achievements so far, plans for future work and with the engagement of stakeholders representing Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) and Fidra. Thank you guys!

Our last <a href="/PlasticVectors/">The Plastic Vectors Project</a> Project meeting at <a href="/StirUni/">University of Stirling</a> was very productive with presentations and discussions regarding our achievements so far, plans for future work and with the engagement of stakeholders representing <a href="/ScottishEPA/">Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)</a> and <a href="/FidraTweets/">Fidra</a>. Thank you guys!