Infographic: Lessons from the Top 100 Microplastics Papers
How has microplastics research evolved, who is at the forefront, and where is scientific attention shifting?
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How has microplastics research evolved, who is at the forefront, and where is scientific attention shifting?
The infographic presents a bibliometric analysis of the 100 most cited microplastics papers from 2008 to 2022.
These papers have been cited a total of 113,160 times, indicating significant impact in the field.
Research focus has shifted from documenting marine pollution to addressing human exposure and health relevance.
The studies highlight the analytical challenges associated with the reliable detection of microplastics.
This evolution in research reflects growing concerns about the implications of microplastics on human health.
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