Germany / Norway / Belgium / Japan / Australia / United Kingdom / China / Ukraine / South Korea / / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
University of Georgia / Nanjing Agricultural University / Fukushima University / University of Bayreuth / Louisiana State University / University of Wuppertal / University of Queensland / Okayama University / Lancaster Environment Centre / /
IndustryTerm
multi-site / aquatic food webs / food chain / metal-accumulating plants / fractured media / metal excluder / toxic metal/metalloid uptake / analytical tools / physical and chemical properties / Metal/metalloid hyperaccumulation / geological media / food-chain quality / food / biochemical and physical-chemical properties / chemical changes / food web / food crops / aquatic food chains / metal contaminated sediments / metal speciation / chemical imaging / porous media / metal/metalloid accumulation / chemicals / toxic metal/metalloid accumulation / physical and chemical processes / toxic metal accumulation / toxic metal/metalloid detoxification / /
Organization
University of Georgia / University of Wuppertal / Fukushima University / Okayama University / Lancaster Environment Centre / European Radioecology Alliance / Nanjing Agricultural University / University of Queensland / University of Bayreuth / Louisiana State University / /
Person
Fang-Jie Zhao / Valery Kashparov / Jian Feng Ma / Hirofumi Tsukada / Peter Kopittke / Takayuki Takahashi / Astrid Liland / Youngsook Lee / Brenda J Howard / Jörg Rinklebe / Stephan Clemens / Nathalie Verbruggen / Hildegarde Vandenhove / Matthieu Bravin / Michael Paller / John Seaman / Anna Sophia Knox / /
Product
areas / sediments / soils / marine environment / ecosystems / sediment / role / forest ecosystems / /
Special Symposium 1 Fate and transport of metals in contaminated sediments – new approaches in remediation Synopsis Water is a highly precious resource. More than half of the world’s animal and plant species live in