International Environmental Scientists Award

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 Welcome to the Best Scholar Award , a tribute to academic brilliance and intellectual pursuit. This award honors scholars who have showcased outstanding academic achievements, research contributions, and a commitment to excellence in education. Open to students, researchers, and academicians across the globe, the award aims to spotlight those who have set benchmarks in scholarly work. Whether through groundbreaking research, published papers, or academic honors, nominees must reflect a passion for learning and a drive for intellectual growth. Join us as we celebrate the brightest minds and encourage future leaders in academia. ✨📚 🏅 Winners will be honored at an exclusive ceremony! Don’t miss your chance to be recognized as a Scholar! 🔗   [ Apply Now ]   #BestScholarAward #AcademicExcellence #ResearchAchievements #GlobalScholars #StudentAwards #ScholarRecognition #EducationLeaders #BrightMinds #AcademicHonors #ScholarlySuccess #IntellectualExcellence #EducationMatter...

Microplastics in the atmosphere could be affecting weather and climate by promoting cloud formation, according to a new research by Penn State scientists, published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology: Air, earlier this week. The study claims that microplastics act as ice-nucleating particles that produce clouds in conditions where they would not form otherwise. The scientists studied four types of microplastics in a lab by suspending them in small droplets of water and slowly cooling these droplets to observe how the microplastics affected ice formation. "They found that the average temperature at which the droplets froze was 5-10 degrees warmer than droplets without microplastics ," the study highlighted, adding that typically, an atmospheric water droplet without any defect, freezes at about negative 38 degrees Celsius. As it turned out, 50 per cent of the microplastics-infected droplets froze around minus 22 degrees Celsius for most of the plastics studi...

  The Leading Edge in Academic Excellence Award is a prestigious honor recognizing individuals who have demonstrated exceptional achievement, dedication, and innovation in the realm of academia. This award celebrates those who consistently push the boundaries of educational excellence, contribute to transformative teaching, and lead pioneering research. To acknowledge and elevate outstanding academicians who exemplify excellence in teaching, curriculum development, scholarly publications, mentorship, and academic leadership, setting new standards in education. 👩‍🏫 Who Can Apply? Open to educators, researchers, and academic professionals 📢 Eligibility Criteria 🔹 Open to educators, researchers, and academic leaders 🔹 Must demonstrate excellence in teaching, research, or institutional development 🔹 Supporting documents showcasing achievements are encouraged 🏆 Recipients will be featured in exclusive publications and honored at a prestigious ceremony. Step forward and let yo...

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  Plastic waste is recognized as a major cause of environmental harm, with products like water bottles, plastic bags and clothing fibers acknowledged as major contributors to plastic pollution —but research by University of Toronto environmental scientists shows another source deserves more attention: paint. Defined as plastic particles less than five millimeters in size, microplastics are known to accumulate in air, water, food and even our bodies over time—and have been shown to have toxic effects on both marine life and human health. The researchers say paint has been severely underestimated as a microplastic pollutant because it can be difficult to identify. "Often, paint will show up as 'anthropogenic unknowns' when characterizing microplastics ," says Zoie Diana, post-doctoral researcher who co-authored the study with Assistant Professor Chelsea Rochman and master's student Yuying Chen. "Researchers have been wondering what such particles are and hypoth...