From Detection to Remediation: Advancing Science and Technology to Combat Microplastic Pollution.
Microplastics and nanoplastics (MNPs) have emerged as a major global environmental challenge affecting ecosystems, human health, and industrial systems. This 3-day advanced workshop bridges analytical chemistry, environmental toxicology, AI-powered data analysis, and mitigation engineering to provide participants with a complete workflow—from microplastic detection to real-world remediation strategies.
Participants will explore cutting-edge techniques such as automated μ-Raman spectroscopy and QCL-based spectral fingerprinting for particle identification, evaluate ecological and human health risks through advanced in-vitro models, and develop engineering solutions for mitigation using biomaterials, advanced filtration systems, and bioremediation pathways.
Hands-on sessions in Google Colab will demonstrate how machine learning, computer vision, and simulation techniques can accelerate microplastic research and policy decision-making.
To equip researchers and professionals with advanced analytical, AI-driven, and engineering approaches for detecting microplastics, assessing their ecological and health impacts, and developing sustainable mitigation strategies.
Researchers, environmental scientists, chemists, and sustainability professionals working on plastic pollution.
PhD scholars and academicians in environmental science, materials science, toxicology, or marine studies.
Policymakers, regulatory experts, and industry professionals interested in plastic sustainability.
Basic familiarity with Python or data analysis is helpful but not required.
May 28, 2026
IST 4 : 30 PM
May 28, 2026 – May 30, 2026
IST 5 : 30 PM
Characterize and classify microplastics using advanced spectroscopy and AI tools.
Apply computer vision to quantify microplastic morphology from microscopy images.
Evaluate ecological and human health risks associated with microplastic exposure.
Design mitigation strategies including biomaterials, filtration systems, and enzymatic degradation.
Model long-term environmental impacts of intervention strategies using simulation techniques.
₹2,499
$50
The live sessions of this workshop are over, so the live fees no longer apply. The recordings are being uploaded. They appear in your dashboard as soon as they are ready, and we will e-mail you then.
Yes. Paid participants get the session recordings and study material in their NanoSchool dashboard (My registrations → Recorded Lectures / Study Material).
Watch the recording in your dashboard and send your questions to the mentor through the support desk.
Yes, an e-certificate of participation after the workshop, with a QR code anyone can verify and an "Add to LinkedIn" button.
Choose the category that matches your current role: Student, Ph.D. Scholar / Researcher, Academician / Faculty or Industry Professional.
By card, UPI or PayPal on the payment page; international bank transfer is also available there.
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