Theodora Nah

14:10 Sunghwan Kim
The Release of Dye and Microplastic-Related Chemicals into Nature by Humans: How Much is Discharged, and What Are Their Global Effects?
14:40 Runzeng Liu
Synthetic Antioxidants as New Pollutants Revealed by Mass Spectrometry: From Environmental Occurrence to Human Exposure
14:55 Theodora Nah
Bacteria in the atmosphere: Insights into their production and transformation of biological and organic matter in cloud water
15:10 Ralf Zimmermann
Investigating the Health- and Climate-Relevant Chemical Composition of Wildfire Smoke Particles and Marine Aerosols by a Novel On-Line Single Particle Mass Spectrometry Technology

Organized by Atsushi Yamamoto (Tottori University of Environmental Studies, Japan) and Qian Liu (Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)
Mass spectrometry has become an essential element in the visualization and impact assessment of environmental pollution. New ionization methods and high-resolution mass spectrometry are revealing what was previously invisible. The discussion will be based on the latest exchanges of information on how environmental pollution and mass spectrometry are related in the Asia Oceania region.