Article published in Chemosphere

Posted by Georgia Arbuckle-Keil in What's New?.

Ms. Karli Sipps, MS Chemistry student, co-authored an article as part of a research collaboration with Dr. Nicole Fahrenfeld (corresponding author), Ms. Kendi Bailey (first author) who completed her engineering Masters degree in 2020 as well as Drs Grace Saba and Robert Chant (Department of Marine and Coastal Science).

The title is: 

‘Quantification and composition of microplastics in the Raritan Hudson Estuary: Comparison to pathways of entry and implications for fate’

This publication is available for free until April 8, 2021:

https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1cbm8AOM9vlGa

Full citation:

Bailey, Kendi, Karli Sipps, Grace K. Saba, Georgia Arbuckle-Keil, Robert J. Chant, and N. L. Fahrenfeld. “Quantification and composition of microplastics in the Raritan Hudson Estuary: comparison to pathways of entry and implications for fate.” Chemosphere (2021): 129886.