MICRO

Friday Nov. 18th. 9h15-10h45

Juan — 2022-11-17T09:21:45Z

The 4 zoom rooms from the week will work as meeting rooms for discussions:
Ostrom ;
Meadows ;
Margulis and
Gaia.

And Trondheim will be running a World cafe discussion with 25 participants — already set and nicely prepared.

Chairpersons, Speakers and co-authors join their respective zoom rooms; meaning you join the room where you were Chairperson, Speaker or co-author (if you have several choices please choose your favorite room :) ).

Each room will be coordinated by a small core group, as follows :
Ostrom core group in Plymouth: Winnie, Rachel, Richard ;
Meadows core group "in" Siena : Bethany, Cristina, Quino and Cristinita :)
Margulis core group "in" Menorca): Salud, Eva, Maria and Montse;
Gaia core group in Plouzané): Ika, Juan, Joelle, Denis and Christophe.
In Trondheim, we have Bettie, Martin and Andy as a core group who will be running a World cafe discussion with 25 participants — already set and nicely prepared.

In each of the 4 Rooms, participants will be split into smaller groups using zoom's Breakout Rooms function.

In the smaller groups we go for the same 3+1 questions, with one Pad per group, collectively managed & with a 777-word limit with, as an option: an image, a quote and a metaphor.

Questions for All groups.

. In the UN Treaty, what approaches do we want to see for eliminating plastic pollution, keeping in mind the entire plastic production to post-consumer chain? What approaches must be avoided?

. What do we consider as key evidence we in the MICRO community can provide to support the UN Treaty negotiations? What is most important for policy makers to understand about plastics and plastic pollution?

. If the intention is to stop plastic pollution, what are the implications for plastic research moving forward? And how can our research contribute to assessing the effectiveness of policies & approaches to eliminate plastic pollution?

And to close the small group question-focused discussions, the +1 question:
. Any images, quotes or metaphors you wish to add, to represent your thoughts?

9h15-9h30 :
The Core Group in each room explains the activity & uses zoom Breakout Rooms to divide participants into small groups. Each small group decides who will be their moderator/s.
9h30-10h15 :
Each group works as they wish through the 3 +1 questions, documenting their inputs on a Pad (with a word limit of 777 words with, as an option: an image, a quote and a metaphor.
10h15-10h45 :
The small groups reconvene in their Room to briefly share key points from their discussions, adjusting their Pads as they wish along the way.

Thursday Nov. 17th. 19h30-20h

Juan — 2022-10-13T17:22:27Z

- Thursday 17th.

Wednesday Nov. 16th. 19h-19h30

Juan — 2022-10-13T17:05:57Z

- Wednesday 16th.

Tuesday Nov. 15th. 19h30-20h

Juan — 2022-10-13T16:16:10Z

- Tuesday 15th.

Monday Nov. 14th. 19h30-20h

Juan — 2022-10-11T11:25:46Z

- Monday 14th.

Friday Nov. 18th. 13h22

b_b — 2022-10-04T12:36:24Z

- Friday 18th.

Friday Nov. 18th. 12h-13h

b_b — 2022-10-04T12:36:24Z

- Friday 18th.

Friday Nov. 18th. 10h45-11h

b_b — 2022-10-04T12:36:24Z

10h45 : 2 persons from the core group of each Room and 2 persons from Trondheim will be LIVE-streaming from the Lanzarote Room to briefly share the first draft of the 2022 Lanzarote Declaration, in the form of brief key highlights.

10h57 : All participants join the Lanzarote Room to take a picture at 10h59 sharp. You will receive the link, do not worry :)

11h : End of MICRO 2022, and the process for MICRO 2024 in-person ! begins... :)

Friday Nov. 18th. 9h

b_b — 2022-10-04T12:36:24Z

Richard C. Thompson :
Brief background on the UN Treaty on Plastics , describing "where we stand today" and the intention of the next 2h in the morning.
LIVE-streamed on the webpage via the Lanzarote room (from Plymouth :)

- Friday 18th.

Thursday Nov. 17th. 18h30-19h27

b_b — 2022-10-04T12:35:56Z

18h30-19h27, Ostrom's room. Session 17.7_O.
Chaired by Eva Cseperke Vizsolyi, Bayreuth

Speaker: Ardusso Maialen
Abundance of microplastics in oysters Crassostrea gigas and water from a highly anthropized estuary. - Ardusso Maialen, Abasto Benjamín, Colombo Carolina, Forero-López Ana, Spetter Carla, Buzzi Natalia, Fernández Severini Melisa.
Paper number 426043, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7217267.
Speaker: Orazi Melina
Evidence of microplastics ingestion by Crassostrea gigas (Pacific oyster) at the austral Buenos Aires marine-coastal areas (Southwest Atlantic) - Orazi Melina, Palacios Pilar, Fiori Sandra, Arias Andrés.
Paper number 427389, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216153.
Speaker: Paul Nina
Microplastics and warming: Metabolic disorders in Pacific oysters (Crassostrea gigas) from the intertidal zone - Paul Nina, Mackay-Roberts Nicholas, Lucassen Magnus, Lannig Gisela, Pogoda Bernadette, Gerdts Gunnar, Bock Christian.
Paper number 427388, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216159.
Speaker: Saunders Daniel
Abundance and characterization of microplastics in wild and cultured blue mussels (Mytilus edulis) and American oysters (Crassostrea virginica) from Nova Scotia - Saunders Daniel, Walker Tony.
Paper number 427315, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216272.
Speaker: Gonçalves Joanna
Neurotoxicity of polystyrene nanoplastics and their ingestion in the marine mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis - Gonçalves Joanna, Bebianno Maria João.
Paper number 427515, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216110.
Speaker: Vasiljević Sanja
Removal of different types of microplastics from the water by coagulation and flocculation - Vasiljević Sanja, Tubić Aleksandra, Vujić Maja, Agbaba Jasmina.
Paper number 427366, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7311126.

18h30-19h27, Meadows's room. Session 17.7_Me
Chaired by Aquilino Miguelez, Eva Cardona, Bethany Jorgensen and Juan Baztan

Speaker: Masterton Hayden
Bioaccessibility of trace elements associated with beached plastic debris in New Zealand - Masterton Hayden, Pantos Olga, Bridson Jamie, Northcott Grant, Gaw Sally.
Paper number 426976, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216731.
Speaker: Löffler Giovanna
Is a “clean” beach really clean? - Löffler Giovanna, Fernandino Gerson, Elliff Carla.
Paper number 426980, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216729.
Speaker: Rios-Fuster Beatriz
The coastline of a Marine Protected Area under study: abundance of marine debris - Rios-Fuster Beatriz, Compa Montserrat, Alomar Carme, Deudero Salud.
Paper number 427042, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216657.
Speaker: Compa Montserrat
Marine litter and the COVID-19 pandemic in the balearic islands, spain: A retrospective study - Compa Montserrat, Alomar Carme, Deudero Salud.
Paper number 427078, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216616.
Speaker: Diório Giovana
Why do plastic debris forms matter for the Anthropocene? - Santos Fernanda, Diório Giovana, Fernandino Gerson.
Paper number 426201, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7217236.
Speaker: Díaz-Jaramillo Mauricio
Microplastics in the drainage basin of mar chiquita coastal lagoon (SW atlantic, argentina) a MAB-Unesco reserve - Díaz-Jaramillo Mauricio, Maniago Maria Emilia, Islas Maria Soledad, Gonzalez Mariana.
Paper number 427163, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216490.

18h30-19h27, Margulis's room. Session 17.7_Ma
Chaired by Matteo Galli, Siena

Speaker: Villafañe Belen
Textile sources as the main contributor to atmospheric microplastics in Bahia Blanca, Buenos Aires, Argentina - Villafañe Belen, Arias Andres, Ronda Ana, Lucchi Leandro, Rodriguez Pirani Lucas, Picone Lorena, Romano Rosana, Pereyra Marcelo.
Paper number 427283, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216321.
Speaker: Sweetnam David
Washing machine filters reduce microfibre emissions - Erdle Lisa, Parto Dorsa, Rochman Chelsea, Sweetnam David.
Paper number 426332, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7217199.
Speaker: Huelbes Muñoz Sofía
PRESENCE OF MICROPLASTICS IN CRONIUS RUBER SPECIES - Huelbes Muñoz Sofía, Gomez Cabrera María Milagrosa, Martinez Ico, Triay Portella Raül, Herrera Ulibarri Alicia.
Paper number 426394, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7217189.
Speaker: Rackov Jovan
Optical, spectroscopic and thermal analysis of fibers released during laundry washing cycle - Rackov Jovan, Erceg Tamara, Živković Milica, Teofilovic Vesna.
Paper number 427136, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216542.
Speaker: Fernandez Marisol
Microfibers at the negro river, patagonia argentina - Fernandez Marisol, Oliva Ana L., Ronda Ana C., Menendez Maria C., Piccolo Cintia M., Vitale Alejandro, Arias Andrés H..
Paper number 427395, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216145.

18h30-19h27, Gaia's room. Session 17.7_G
Chaired by Stephan Rohrbach, Hannover

Speaker: Blanco Gustavo
Vertical distribution of microplastics in marine sediments - Blanco Gustavo, Troncoso Aurora, Viñas Lucia, Bernabeu Ana, Gago Jesus.
Paper number 426750, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7217030.
Speaker: Ten Brink Felicitas
Microplastics in the Ria Formosa Lagoon: Ingestion by marine invertebrates with different feeding traits and from different habitats - Ten Brink Felicitas, Caswell Bryony.
Paper number 426696, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7217074.
Speaker: Saliu Francesco
MICROPLASTICS AND PHTHALATES IN THE PO RIVER DELTA: THE SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY OF THE PLASTIC ASSOCIATED POLLUTANT POOLS - Saliu Francesco, Pellegrini Claudio, Rovere Marzia, Bosman Alessandro, Raguso Clarissa, Becchi Alessandro, Trincardi Fabio, Lasagni Marina.
Paper number 426714, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7217062.
Speaker: Blanco Gustavo
The seasonal cycle of micro and meso-plastics in surface waters in a coastal environment (Ría de Vigo, NW Spain) - Carretero Olga, Gago Jesus, Filgueiras Ana Virginia, Blanco Gustavo, Viñas Lucia.
Paper number 426753, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7217028.
Speaker: Stevenson Emily
Do microplastics promote the attachment of antimicrobial resistant pathogens? - Stevenson Emily, Buckling Angus, Cole Matthew, Lindeque Penelope, Murray Aimee.
Paper number 426802, CC BY-NC-SA, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7216971.