How Fluorescence is Changing the Flow of Wastewater Treatment
Fluorescence spectroscopy doesn’t just analyze water; it transforms how we treat, monitor, and ultimately value it.
Fluorescence spectroscopy doesn’t just analyze water; it transforms how we treat, monitor, and ultimately value it.
Dr. Benjamin de Jourdan at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre is fighting a battle against the invisible but insidious enemies of our oceans: pollutants. From oil spills to pesticides, from pharmaceuticals to tire wear particles, de Jourdan and his team are on the frontlines, armed with cutting-edge technology and an unyielding commitment to marine conservation.
Picture this: a renegade chemist, armed with a laser beam and an insatiable curiosity, delves into the heart of Earth’s carbon cycle. That’s Dr. Juliana D’Andrilli, a scientific Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on a mission to decipher the secrets locked within microscopic organic matter.