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- Researchers at the University of British-Columbia have created a portable device that detects microplastics in liquids, using a 3D-printed box and a digital microscope.
- The device aims to raise awareness of microplastic-contamination in everyday items like coffee and improve public-health and food safety.
- The tool is affordable and could be commercialized for broader applications, including home use and food processing-labs.
UBC Researchers Develop Device to Detect Microplastics in Everyday Beverages
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