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Nanoplastics are tiny plastic particles smaller than 1 micron, formed from the breakdown of larger plastic waste. Invisible to the naked eye, they spread through the environment and living organisms, posing a growing threat to human health and ecosystems.
All the articles in our blog about nanoplastics
On July 9–10, Schaefer SEE will participate as a sponsor of the "Biochemistry of Tumors" Workshop, an important scientific meeting bringing together researchers from universities, research institutes and hospitals to discuss the latest...
Izon Science has announced the Pulsoid, a next-generation nanoparticle measurement system built around a solid-state...
Schaefer will participate in the 17th Multinational Congress on Microscopy (17MCM), which will be held from 7 to 12 September 2025 in Portorož, Slovenia.
In collaboration with Semplor, we will showcase ...
Nanoplastics—tiny plastic particles smaller than 1 micron—are a rapidly emerging environmental threat. Found in oceans, soil, air, and even the human brain, they originate from the breakdown of larger plastics and are increasingly linked to ecological and health risks.