Proceedings, Volume 92, Issue 1

Hemicucurbiturils are members of the single-bridged cucurbituril family, formed through templated synthesis in a single step [...]

Despite being the most abundant renewable resource in Estonia, wood has not been fully utilized for its potential value. To fully harness its potential, wood needs to be processed to its core components, such as fibers, wood sugars, and lignin, using...

Persistent organic pollutants that occur in different environmental matrices create a need for their sensing, removal and remediation [...]

Non-thermal plasma technology is recognized for its strong antimicrobial efficacy on food and food production environment-associated microorganisms and its ability to enhance food safety and food shelf-life [...]

Our continent faces serious problems in areas such as biodiversity loss, limited natural resources, the impacts of climate change, etc [...]

As a result of plastic pollution and intentional use of plastics in agriculture, small plastic particles called microplastics (<1 mm) are commonly found in soils [...]

The anthropogenic impact on the environment has long been known to negatively affect the quality of air. Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are widely used in domestic and industrial applications, generally as solvents. They are mobile in both gaseous...

Chemical pollution affects the health of marine biota, key functions of the ecosystem, and endangers its biodiversity. The current environmental monitoring and assessment approach is based on chemical and ecological measurements, while the linkage be...

The optoelectronic properties of π-conjugated chromophores have been widely used since the discovery of the conducting properties of synthetic organic polymers in the late 1970s [...]

(1) Background: The large dispersion of microplastics (MPs) in the marine environment has effects on the health of living organisms [...]