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Korea Environment Institute

Microplastic research output and top contributors from Korea Environment Institute.

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Tier 1 Papers
150
Citations
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Ha-neul Park 4
Jeonggue Park 4
Seong‐Jin Choi 2
Sora Yi 1
Munsol Ju 1
Seong-Jin Choi 1
Huiling Yang 1
Nicollette K. Kwon 1
Sunjeong Won 1
Seohyun Byeon 1

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Valorization of synthetic textile waste using CO2 as a raw material in the catalytic pyrolysis process
2020 Tier 2 70 citations
Estimation of emission of tire wear particles (TWPs) in Korea
2020 Tier 2 48 citations
Material flow analysis-based assessment of polypropylene-fiber-containing microplastics released from disposable masks: Characterizing distribution in the environmental media
2023 Tier 2 15 citations
Chronic lung tissue deposition of inhaled polyethylene microplastics may lead to fibrotic lesions
2025 Tier 2 7 citations
The Unseen Threat: Microplastic Emissions from Face Masks and Limited Public Awareness
2024 Tier 2 4 citations
Material flow analysis for five types of wet wipes and their contribution to microplastic emissions
2025 Tier 2 2 citations
Construction of a Real-Time Detection for Floating Plastics in a Stream Using Video Cameras and Deep Learning
2025 Tier 2 citations
Inhalation of dust accumulated on personal computer fans in the office may cause pathological effects by disrupting the metabolic activity of alveolar macrophages
2025 Tier 2 1 citations
A Study on the Distribution Characteristics of Microplastics in the Atmosphere Using Spectroscopic Analysis
2023 Tier 2 1 citations
Inhaled polystyrene nanoparticles may cause fibrotic lesions via immune dysregulation and energy metabolism disturbance
2025 Tier 2
Public behavior and awareness of mask litter as microplastic source in KOREA
2023 Tier 2
Corrigendum to ‘Material flow analysis-based assessment of polypropylene-fiber-containing microplastics released from disposable masks: Characterizing distribution in the environmental media’ [Sci. Total Environ. Volume 892 (2023) 164803]
2023 Tier 2
Public Behavior and Awareness of Face-Mask Litter as Microplastics Source to Human Exposure During the Covid-19 Pandemic
2023 Tier 2