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International Conference on Environmental Chemistry of Microplastic Additives

29th Dec – 30th Dec 2026 Antalya, Turkey

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The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

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01 Chemical Monitoring of Microplastic Additives +

This track focuses on the methodologies and technologies employed in the monitoring of microplastic additives in various environmental matrices. Presentations will explore advancements in analytical techniques for detecting and quantifying these pollutants.

02 Environmental Fate of Microplastics +

This session will examine the environmental pathways and degradation processes of microplastics in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. Researchers will discuss the implications of microplastic persistence and transformation on environmental health.

03 Additive Pollution and Its Impacts +

This track addresses the sources, distribution, and ecological impacts of additive pollution stemming from microplastics. Contributions will highlight case studies and field research illustrating the consequences of these pollutants on biodiversity.

04 Polymer Chemistry and Microplastic Formation +

This session will delve into the chemical processes involved in the synthesis and degradation of polymers that contribute to microplastic formation. Discussions will include the role of additives in altering polymer properties and their environmental implications.

05 Eco-Toxicology of Microplastic Additives +

This track will explore the toxicological effects of microplastic additives on aquatic organisms and ecosystems. Research presentations will focus on the mechanisms of toxicity and the potential risks posed to human health.

06 Chemical Assessment of Microplastics +

This session will cover the chemical assessment techniques used to evaluate the composition and toxicity of microplastics in the environment. Participants will share insights on standardization and regulatory frameworks for chemical risk assessment.

07 Microplastic Tracking and Source Identification +

This track will focus on innovative approaches for tracking microplastics and identifying their sources in the environment. Presentations will highlight the use of molecular markers and advanced imaging techniques.

08 Water Quality Monitoring and Microplastics +

This session will address the challenges and methodologies associated with monitoring water quality in relation to microplastic contamination. Researchers will present findings on the impact of microplastics on freshwater and marine systems.

09 Chemical Pathways of Microplastics in Ecosystems +

This track will investigate the chemical pathways through which microplastics interact with environmental matrices. Discussions will focus on the transport, transformation, and bioavailability of microplastic additives.

10 Additive Degradation and Environmental Sustainability +

This session will explore the degradation processes of microplastic additives and their implications for environmental sustainability. Presentations will highlight innovative strategies for mitigating the environmental impact of these materials.

11 Innovative Solutions for Microplastic Pollution +

This track will showcase novel approaches and technologies aimed at reducing microplastic pollution and enhancing environmental remediation. Participants will discuss interdisciplinary strategies that integrate chemistry, ecology, and policy.