Stubborn oysters could hold key: Brighton joins team to remove harmful hormone changing pollutants from the environment

Corina Ciocan

Stubborn oysters could hold key: Brighton joins team to remove harmful hormone changing pollutants from the environment

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EU Interreg Channel’s ‘Project RedPol’ is part of a €1.96m operation which involves researchers from six partners made up of four universities (Brighton, Portsmouth, Caen and Le Harve), French company TOXEM and existing University of Brighton collaborators Chichester Harbour Conservancy.

Brighton will receive around €300,000 for its part in the project, which will be led by Dr Corina Ciocan, Senior Lecturer in the university’s School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences and the  Centre for Aquatic Environments.

Original language	English
Type	Press release
Media of output	newspaper
Publisher	The Argus Online
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 7 Sep 2020

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RedPol
Interreg Channel
Endocrine disruption

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Stubborn oysters could hold key: Brighton joins team to remove harmful hormone changing pollutants from the environment

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