Measuring microplastics in human blood: progress and challenges
Prof. Marja Lamoree, PhD
Marja Lamoree, PhD, is Professor of Analytical Chemistry for Environment and Health at the Amsterdam Institute for Life and Environment of the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam. In A-LIFE, she is the head of the section Chemistry for Environment and Health.
She works on the development and application of advanced analytical methodologies to assess human and environmental exposure, focusing on chemicals and/or particles for which no routine methods are available.
She has coordinated several nationally funded projects dedicated to the development of platforms to identify chemicals of emerging concern. She contributes to the advancement of the field of quantitative analysis of micro- and nanoplastics human blood and other tissues with a strong focus on quality assurance and quality control aspects, and is PI on various projects in this field (i.e. POLYRISK (EU H2020), MOMENTUM (ZonMW/Health Holland)
Programm
- Welcome: Markus Müller, Rector Medical University of Vienna
- Introduction: Lukas Kenner, Department of Pathology
- Talk: Measuring microplastics in human blood: progress and challenges
Marja Lamoree - buffet and networking
Host: Oswald Wagner, Head of Department of Laboratory Medicine
Registration
Kontakt Arztakademie
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