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Automating Microplastic Analysis To Support Water Quality Research

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Microplastic pollution is an increasing environmental concern, but accurate analysis remains challenging due to labor-intensive sample preparation methods and inconsistent reproducibility. 


This webinar explores recent advances in microplastic analysis and how automation is helping improve workflow efficiency, consistency, and confidence in analytical results. 

Attendees will gain insight into current approaches for addressing common preparation challenges and discover how advanced technologies are supporting more reliable environmental research and monitoring.

Attend this webinar to:

  • Learn about the latest automated microplastic preparation methods
  • Explore the latest research on microplastics in the environment
  • Discover various analytical examples of microplastics, including those using µFTIR
Speakers
A greyscale headshot of Markus Sillanpää
Markus Sillanpää, PhD
Principal researcher
Finnish Environment Institute (Syke)
Greyscale Headshot of Kazuki Sobue
Kazuki Sobue
Assistant Manager, Application Specialist
Shimadzu Corporation
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