Electrokinetic detection and separation of living algae in a microfluidic chip: implication for ship’s ballast water analysis
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DOI: 10.1007/s11356-020-12315-5
Abstract: Detecting living algae from treated ship’s ballast water is an important task for port state control (PSC) under the requirement of the International Ballast Water Convention. In this paper, electrokinetic detection and separation of living… read more here.
Keywords: ship ballast; ballast water; living algae; separation living ... See more keywords
A Changeable Lab-on-a-Chip Detector for Marine Nonindigenous Microorganisms in Ship’s Ballast Water
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DOI: 10.3390/mi9010020
Abstract: The spread and invasion of many nonindigenous species in the ship’s ballast water around the world has been a hazard and threat to ecology, economy, and human health. The rapid and accurate detection of marine… read more here.
Keywords: ballast water; detection; system; water ... See more keywords