Tatsuya Kunisue
Ehime University
Tatsuya Kunisue is currently a professor at the Division of Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology, Center for Marine Environmental Studies (CMES), Premier Institute for Advanced Studies, Ehime University, Japan. His special field is Environmental and Analytical Chemistry on various organic compounds such as persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and their related substances and metabolites, pharmaceuticals and personal care products, and plastic additives. Recently, he has been focusing on the finding of transformation products and impurities associated with the above chemical substances using non-target analysis.
1:45 - 3:00 PM
December 9, 2026
Session 7 – TRWP leaching, biodegradation and bioaccessibility
- Enriched Microbial Consortia for Vulcanized SBR Biodegradation
Speaker: Boris Eyheraguibel - Nontarget screening of chemicals leached from cryo-milled tire tread and residue profiles of tire additive-related chemicals in runoff water captured in expressway-type catch basins
Speaker: Tatsuya Kunisue - Rubber Additives Are Bioaccessible and Rapidly Released From Respirable Particulate Matter in the Lungs
Speaker: Anya Sherman - Wastewater inflows into rivers can lead to mobilization of Cd and Zn from tire and road wear particles induced by dissolved organic matter
Speaker: Angus Rocha Vogel - Long-term environmental aging of macro-tire fragments in soil: degradation dynamics and localized contaminant hotspots
Speaker: Mostafa Sadeghi Barzegar