
Florence Parker-Jurd
@parkerjurd
Research assistant: International Marine Litter Research Unit - University of Plymouth. Interested in all things tyre wear particles 🚗
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19-07-2018 17:28:28
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Exciting new post available with University of Plymouth looking at #tyrewear in the marine environment 🚗

Fantastic (very soggy) two days for our first round of #micro sampling across the Tamar catchment for project Preventing Plastic Pollution with Westcountry Rivers Trust


Two more new positions in the International Marine Litter Research Unit team University of Plymouth We need an Environmental Biologist and an Environmental Chemist to work on biodegradable plastics asap! hrservices.plymouth.ac.uk/tlive_webrecru… hrservices.plymouth.ac.uk/tlive_webrecru…

Dear #MICRO2020 community - We Need You! As part of LimnoPlast, we are gathering expert opinions on microplastics risk along with opinions on the effectiveness and feasibility of solutions. Want to tell us your opinion? Follow this link. ➡️plymouth.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/mpperceptions

Are you passionate about the marine environment? A new Natural Infrastructure Officer job with Plymouth City Council inc. working with us via our Interreg FCE Tamar #PreventingPlasticPollution project could be for you. More at: buff.ly/2LlIgjP #marinerecreation #PlymouthSound


More jobs! Last week we launched the advert for #postdocjobs on plastic-waste related perceptions and behaviours within the context of Indonesia 🇬🇧&🇮🇩. We're now advertising one focusing on preventing #PlasticPollution in the Channel 🇬🇧&🇫🇷 bit.ly/2T8erHG Preventing Plastic Pollution



✨ Our research also featured our most famous invention - “jar on a stick” 📄 Study below 👇 shorturl.at/klxy5 Florence Parker-Jurd Prof. Richard C Thompson OBE FRS Stephanie Wright University of Plymouth Defra UK



Great to be at #INC3 with Florence Parker-Jurd Dr. Winnie Courtene-Jones Francesca De Falco and Prof. Richard C Thompson OBE FRS from University of Plymouth and the Scientists' Coalition for Effective PlasticsTreaty for the #PlasticsTreaty negotiations with >2500 delegates representing >160 member states from around the world, working towards the end of plastic pollution.



This week, researchers from our International Marine Litter Unit attended #INC3 – the third session led by the UN Environment Programme to develop a global #PlasticsTreaty. 🧵Here’s Plymouth’s Priorities for the Treaty 👇 plymouth.ac.uk/research/marin…





Great to have such a strong University of Plymouth team at #INC4, collective expertise on all aspects of plastic pollution including microplastics & tyre wear particles; & evaluation potential solutions such as clean-up technology, microfiber capture, plastics described as biodegradable


Brilliant attendance and discussion at our University of Plymouth side event yesterday during the UN plastic treaty negotiations in Ottawa. With over 100 participants covering 30 countries. Delegates listen and engaged with our expert panel on all things alternatives and substitutes to plastic