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At the start of the project, we ensured everyone involved was on the same page by defining responsibilities and finished all the necessary formalities. We are excited that everyone is on board and that we can move forward with our plans. With our team in place, we started to determine reference materials. That is a

Many scientists worldwide put a lot of effort into investigating the causes and effects of the disruptive changes around us.

One session presented two of our projects: PlastTrack and PRECISE.

Jacek Fiutowski presented the PlastTrack Interreg project at the meeting of the Danish Bioimaging Network in Odense

Plastics are everywhere, and there are many gaps in the path they follow from production to degradation. It makes up 80% of marine pollution. Plastic generally takes between 500-1000 years to degrade. Even then, it becomes microplastics without fully degrading.PlastTrack aims to prevent further uncontrolled micro- and nanoplastic releases by delivering tools that track the path