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Samarpreet Bhatti

Co-op student

s88bhatti@uwaterloo.ca

Úna Hogan

PhD candidate

Úna Hogan

unaelizabeth.hogan@uwaterloo.ca

Natasha Prepas-Strobeck

Graduate student

natashaprepas@hotmail.com

Amir Reshadi

PhD candidate

Amir

am.reshadi@uwaterloo.ca

Location: EIT 2002

Link to profile: Amir Reshadi

Maziar ShafieiDarabi

Graduate student

Cassandra Sherlock

PhD student

Cassandra Sherlock

cassandra.sherlock@uwaterloo.ca

Sam Smith

Undergraduate student

s83smith@uwaterloo.ca

Location: EIT 2007

Alex Waldie

Graduate student

aswaldie@uwaterloo.ca

Xinyao Wang

Research assistant, Waterloo Microfluidics Laboratory

Meredith Watson

Master’s student

mc2watson@uwaterloo.ca

MoMo Zandieh

Graduate student

mzandieh@uwaterloo.ca

Microplastics Fingerprinting Research Project

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For questions about the Microplastics Fingerprinting project, please contact Nancy Goucher, University of Waterloo, nancy.goucher@uwaterloo.ca.

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