Difference between revisions of "DIY Protocol Pollution Heavy Metals"
(Created page with "=Problem= Pollution with heavy metals in soil and water is a big issue due to both their wide dissemination and the big threat they pose to human health and the environment.<b...") |
|||
Line 11: | Line 11: | ||
Julietaa C. Arancio (R'lyeh lab Argentina)<br> | Julietaa C. Arancio (R'lyeh lab Argentina)<br> | ||
Raphaëlle Mueller (Utopiana)<br> | Raphaëlle Mueller (Utopiana)<br> | ||
− | Vanessa Lorenzo (Hackuarium)<br> | + | Vanessa Lorenzo (Hackuarium/Utopiana)<br> |
You?<br> | You?<br> |
Latest revision as of 09:28, 12 January 2018
Problem
Pollution with heavy metals in soil and water is a big issue due to both their wide dissemination and the big threat they pose to human health and the environment.
Up to now, the only way to know if a sample is polluted is calling a lab that charges you a lot and gives results that only scientists can read. Most of the time, if you're not a scientist or you're not trained, you don't know which analysis you should ask for.
Possible solution
A DIY protocol for measuring heavy metal pollution in samples in a more accessible way, aimed at non-scientists, so communities can start generating their own data.
Working with teachers?? Develop open educational resources??
Resources
publiclab.org
forum.openhardware.science
Participants
Julietaa C. Arancio (R'lyeh lab Argentina)
Raphaëlle Mueller (Utopiana)
Vanessa Lorenzo (Hackuarium/Utopiana)
You?