We are delighted to share with you a hand-picked selection of papers recently published in Environmental Science: Nano.
HOT papers – as recommended by our Editors & Reviewers
Polystyrene nano- and microplastic accumulation at Arabidopsis and wheat root cap cells, but no evidence for uptake into roots
Stephen E. Taylor et al
Natural organic matter facilitates formation and microbial methylation of mercury selenide nanoparticles
Qing Chang et al
Carbon-based ionic liquid gels: alternative adsorbents for pharmaceutically active compounds in wastewater
Carla Rizzo et al
Read more HOT papers at rsc.li/esnano-hot
Reviews – timely overviews of key topics in environmental nanoscience
Metal nanoparticles in the air: state of the art and future perspectives
Anna Rabajczyk et al
Doing nano-enabled water treatment right: sustainability considerations from design and research through development and implementation
M. Falinski et al
Perspectives on palladium-based nanomaterials: green synthesis, ecotoxicity, and risk assessment
Songhao Luo et al
Read more Reviews at rsc.li/esnano-reviews
Open Access – read for free!
Environmental and health risks of nanorobots: an early review
Rickard Arvidsson and Steffen Foss Hansen
Fluorescent plastic nanoparticles to track their interaction and fate in physiological environments
Jessica Caldwell et al
Environmental context determines the impact of titanium oxide and silver nanoparticles on the functioning of intertidal microalgal biofilms
Claire Passarelli et al
Read more Open Access content at rsc.li/esnano-oa
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Peter & Neil
| Peter Vikesland | Neil Scriven |
| Editor-in-Chief | Executive Editor |
| Environmental Science: Nano | Environmental Science: Nano |
| Virginia Tech, USA | Royal Society of Chemistry |
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About Environmental Science: Nano
Led by Editor-in-Chief Peter Vikesland (Virginia Tech), Environmental Science: Nano is the premier journal dedicated to nano aspects of environmental science and sustainability. The journal has an Impact Factor of 7.638* and is published on a not-for-profit basis by the Royal Society of Chemistry; as a learned society and professional body, the RSC is committed to supporting the global scientific community by re-investing all surplus into charitable activities such as education, outreach, and science policy. More details about the journal and our scope can be found on our website: rsc.li/esnano
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