The new publication in Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta demonstrates how aluminium can slow the transformation of jarosite, and change the products of its transformation. Jarosite is commonly associated with acid sulfate soils, and the study sheds new light on the possible effect of Al in stabilising jarosite in flooded acid sulfate soils.
On April 5th, our institute hosted a unique Greek Doctoral Congress, blending the rich heritage of Greek mythology with cutting-edge scientific research. This event showcased the work of our doctoral students against the backdrop of the historical theme. The congress featured thorough scientific dialogue and interdisciplinary collaboration, reflecting the breadth of topics being researched at the Institute of Biogeochemistry and Pollutant Dynamics.
Sahar Naim successfully defended her doctoral thesis entitled “From Methyl Thioethers to Methanesulfonic Acid: Direct and Indirect Photodegradation Pathways in Aquatic Environments.”
