This Special Issue addresses advances in methods, applications, and hydrological process interpretations using stable and radioactive water isotopes in the whole water cycle.
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The Council was established on February 22, 2022, and our head of the department, Prof Dr Milena Horvat, was elected one of the honorary members of the Council.
CitieS-Health, a H2020 funded project, being conducted at the Department of Environmental Sciences at JSI, launched a Citizen Science Toolkit - a customised and interactive collection of adaptable instruments to empower anybody to engage communities to solve issues of common concerns and deploy actions for making your world a better place to live in.
From 14.2.-1.4.2022 we will be organizing analytical radiochemistry training for 4 IAEA fellows from Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates.
New Section for the Environment will promote cooperation, networking and exchange of experience between experts from various fields of environmental chemistry.
The organizing committee of the International Symposium on the Interactions between Sediments and Water and the International Association for Sediment Water Science would like to invite you to the 15th Symposium to be held in Piran, Slovenia & Online, between 13 and 15 June, 2022. Participants wishing to present their research findings should submit a short abstract for the consideration of the Scientific Committee.
Commission for Research and Development of the University of Ljubljana has awarded research 'Modern organic pollutants - how can we control them with algae?' as one of the most excellent research achievements of the University of Ljubljana in 2021.
The role of CYP and UGT polymorphisms in the biotransformation of phthalates and DINCH were investigated in Slovenian men and lactating women.
Dear colleagues, partners and friends!
At this festive time, we want to thank you for all the many ways you have contributed in making O2 successful and productive.
Happy holidays!
On december 5, 2021, a friend and retired colleague has left us forever.
The newest study of the variation of U isotope ratios in water and sediments in the karst aquifer of Krka River in Croatia showed that U isotopes are identifiers of authigenic carbonate and can be used for quantification of terrestrial CO2 sinks related to carbonate weathering.