A better understanding of the fate of radiocesium in aquatic organisms is essential for
making accurate assessments of potential impacts of radiocesium contamination on …

The Dispersal profile of the radioisotopes (226 Ra, 232 Th, 235 U, 40 K, 137 Cs) along with
potentially toxic elements (Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Ni, Pb, V, Zn, and Hg) in the sediments around the …

A proper understanding of radioactive contamination levels of food resources near the
Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant is necessary to estimate the potential effects of …

The core–shell structure of nanoscale zero-valent iron (nZVI) offers multiplex solution and
surface chemistry for reliable and high-efficiency enrichment and separation of uranium from …

Radioisotopes have been used in earth and environmental sciences for over 150 years and
provide unique tools to study environmental processes in great detail from a cellular level …

Plastic pollution has become a major environmental concern worldwide, and marine
ecosystems have become polluted with ubiquitous microplastic particles (MP). MP can …

Concentrations of 137Cs in seawater, seabed sediment, and pore water collected from the
area around Fukushima were investigated from 2015 to 2018, and the potential of coastal …

Remobilization of radiocesium from anoxic sediments can be an important mechanism
responsible for long-term contaminations of lakes. However, it is unclear whether such …

We developed a three-dimensional prognostic oceanic dispersion model that accounted for
the phase transfer of radionuclides between seawater, suspended particles, and seabed …

This paper focuses on how a community of researchers under the COMET (CO-ordination
and iMplementation of a pan European projecT for radioecology) project has improved the …