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Pleasure to be back in Indonesia representing University of Plymouth and working alongside M. Reza Cordova and @madeoka_ quantifying plastic pollution across Indonesia.

Fantastic to see Melanie Austen (Our WP3 co-lead) on the panel at #COP27 see below:

@EBarrowclift PhD project investigates genetic structure & life history of Devil rays in the Indian Ocean to inform policy and conservation. Important research given the dire status of elasmobranchs (33% Threatened of 1200 assessed species) and Endangered status of devil rays.

In our new #policybrief, we draw on scientific evidence to set out the principles needed in an environmentally sound plastic #wastemanagement and #recycling system. Have a read to learn more: ikhapp.org/material/polic…

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.

University scientists join world leaders at global plastic pollution negotiations Members of our International Marine Litter Research Unit join the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on #PlasticPollution in Kenya 🔗plymouth.ac.uk/news/universit… youtu.be/15Yw1gCcRlM

Great share a 🍹at #INC3 #plasticpollution with some of the team plymouth.ac.uk/research/marin… thanks for your hard work evidencing harm & evaluating solutions to plastic pollution along the value chain ⁦Dr Max Kelly⁩ ⁦Dr. Winnie Courtene-Jones⁩ ⁦Florence Parker-Jurd⁩ ⁦Francesca De Falco⁩

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…

Are you attending the Ocean Decade Conference? Then join us below for the premiere screening of our new film trailer: Indonesia Unwrapped | A Plastic Paradise, showcasing our international partnership tackling plastic pollution in Indonesia. #OceanDecade24 #PlasticPollution

Come and see our new film trailer in Barcelona at the Ocean Decade Conference between 4-8pm for a drop-in networking reception and roof top bar at The Social Hub. Looking forward to seeing you there. #OceanDecade24 PISCES University of Plymouth

For those of you attending #oceandecade24 please join us tomorrow to find out more about our ⁦University of Plymouth⁩ research as part of ⁦PISCES⁩ ⁦Dr Max Kelly⁩

The official start of #INC4 is approaching quickly. Here it is a quick link to all the latest materials produced by the The Scientists' Coalition: 👇📄💡 linktr.ee/scientistscoal…

Team University of Plymouth in action over the first couple of days at the UN plastic treaty negotiations in Ottawa. From a 'Night of Science' hosted by Scientists' Coalition for Effective PlasticsTreaty to the main stage with Prof. Richard C Thompson OBE FRS speaking on the essential need of Science to inform an effective treaty! #PlasticTreaty

Part of the ship, part of the crew. On the ground at #INC4 in Ottawa with Scientists' Coalition for Effective PlasticsTreaty #PlasticsTreaty 🇨🇦

Team University of Plymouth are now complete at INC4 with the arrival of Florence Parker-Jurd Outside the Shaw Centre where the first plenary session started today. Incredible installation from Von Wong, a powerful message: we need to turn the tap off if we stand a chance in ending plastic pollution

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

Great to have another chapter from my PhD published in Carbohydrate Polymers! Developing novel bioimaging methods and identifying new enzyme targets to make your clothes look newer for longer by reducing fibrous bobbles or 'pills' Prof J Grant Burgess Neil Lant sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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Was such an inspiring day at the #FutureFibresNetworkPlus Townhall event today. Started with how clothing fibres "leak" into the natural world, then the impacts on animals (Inc. marine iguanas & 🦈) then onto innovative solutions on how we can make fashion more sustainable.

Great to kick off the @futurefibresnetwork+ at the the Design Museum in London last week. Privilege to be invited as a speaker and sit on the panel, representing University of Plymouth. The UK Research and Innovation funded project aims to embed environmental science into the heart of the fashion and textile industry