Science & Environment

Nanoparticles, the invisible threat

Émission

Le 19h30
17 December 2016

Vera Slaveykova

Sciences, UNIGE

Metal nanoparticles are becoming increasingly abundant in the environment, accumulating in lakes and rivers, and the danger is real.

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