Jes Vollertsen
Aalborg University
Jes Vollertsen is a Professor of Environmental Engineering at Aalborg University, Denmark. His background is biological and chemical processes and pollutants in urban technical waters, mainly stormwater treatment systems and sewer systems. His research focus is on anthropogenic pollution where he the later years has worked on microplastics, here among tire wear particles. The work targets all types of matrixes, e.g. water, wastewater, sludge, biosolids, sediments, soil, biota, food, air, etcetera. His goal is to quantify sources and occurrence of environmental microplastics and address the processes behind mitigation technologies. He addresses aspects of the physical, chemical, and biological breakdown of microplastics in the environment.
Session 7
Mitigating the impact of TRWP and tire-associated compounds in the environment
Room: Samberg Salon MI
Moderators: Ng How Yong and Jack Spengler
- The spread of TRWP and mitigation measures to contain them
Keynote Speaker: Jes Vollertsen - The role of permeable pavements in mitigating tire-related emissions
Keynote Speaker: Ani Jayakaran - Evaluating the Retention of Tire Wear Particles and Tire-Derived Chemicals in a Raingarden Treating Urban Road Runoff
Speaker: Elisabeth Rødland - Mitigation of tire wear particles in stormwater management practices
Speaker: Elodie Passeport