…and it needs to be done in a very distracting city. Adding this harbor to my Happy Places.
Nanoplastics and Human Health
Dr. Roman Lehner, Sail and Explorer’s, scientific Project Leader, explains the effects of nanoplastics on human health. This lecture was given on board SV Seeker in 2025 during a week of sampling nanoplastics in the Florida Keys.
Video and photo credits to Aubri Keith, Sea Keepers Program Development Manager
A Breakthrough – Making Nanoplastics for Research
Dr. Roman Lehner, Sail and Explorer’s, scientific Project Leader, explains his breakthrough for making nanoplastics for scientific analysis, and what comes next. This lecture was given on board SV Seeker in 2025 during a week of sampling nanoplastics in the Florida Keys.
Video and photo credits to Aubri Keith, Sea Keepers Program Development Manager
Making the Perfect Nanoplastic for Research
Dr. Roman Lehner, Sail and Explorer’s, scientific Project Leader, explains how and why he had to make nanoplastics in the lab in order to study them. This lecture was given on board SV Seeker in 2025 during a week of sampling nanoplastics in the Florida Keys.
Video and photo credits to Aubri Keith, Sea Keepers Program Development Manager
The Current Problem with Nanoplastics Research
Dr. Roman Lehner, Sail and Explorer’s, scientific Project Leader, explains the difference between good and bad plastics research. This lecture was given on board SV Seeker in 2025 during a week of sampling Nanoplastics in the Florida Keys.
Video and photo credits to Aubri Keith, Sea Keepers Program Development Manager
Nanoplastics – Size Does Matter
Dr. Roman Lehner, Sail and Explorer’s, scientific Project Leader, explains why Nanoplastics are the unseen problem. This lecture was given on board SV Seeker in 2025 during a week of sampling Nanoplastics in the Florida Keys.
Video and photo credits to Aubri Keith, Sea Keepers Program Development Manager
Sail and Explore – Florida Keys Nanoplastics Expedition
Join us aboard Sailing Vessel Seeker as we host researchers for a week-long expedition sampling nanoplastics in the Florida Keys.
Video and photo credits to Aubri Keith, Sea Keepers Program Development Manager
Plankton Imaging
Bill Brick is a citizen scientist and explorer who brought with him a plankton collection net and an open source microscope from PlanktoScope.org. See PlanktoScope.org for more details.
