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Raquel Corniuk

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

Affiliations

Center For Marine Debris Research

Department Of Marine Science

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

NoneRaquel Corniuk is currently serving as a Center For Marine Debris Research faculty at HawaiʻI Pacific University.

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Raquel Corniuk

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

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marine pollution environmental science environmental engineering ecology marine biology aquatic ecosystems fisheries marine environments marine ecology marine debris plastic pollution microplastics plasticity coastal research fish biology coastal management coastal conservation plastic recycling polymer identification materials science coastal engineering oceanography polymer chemistry polymer science marine chemistry polymer degradation polymer testing composite science zoology ecotoxicology resource policy humanitarian logistics policy modeling environmental planning environmental impact assessment marine management ocean pollution differential scanning calorimetry key site pollution detection early detection fishery science ecotoxicity coastal geochemistry recycling technologies circular economy hawaiian islands palmyra atoll frequent marine pollution fishing gear plastic marine debris important tool estrogen-like contaminant exposure plasma vitellogenin reproductive maturation loggerhead sea turtles false positives microplastics absent reef fish central pacific hawksbill sea turtles

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Analysis of Plastic Ingested by Hawksbill Sea Turtles in the Central Pacific. Open MIND (2024)

aquatic ecosystemsecotoxicityzoologymarine debrismarine pollutionecotoxicologycentral pacificmarine ecologyhawksbill sea turtlesplastic pollutionecologyfisheriesplasticity

Differential Scanning Calorimetry (Dsc): An Important Tool for Polymer Identification and Characterization of Plastic Marine Debris. Environmental Pollution (2024)

Jennifer M LynchRaquel N CorniukKayla C BrignacMelissa R JungKristine SellonaJoelle MarchianiWanda Weatherford

differential scanning calorimetryplastic pollutionpolymer chemistrypolymer sciencemarine pollutionplastic marine debrischemical engineeringpolymer testingpolymeric surfaceplastic recyclingmarine biologymarine chemistrycomposite sciencepolymer identificationkey sitepollution detectionpolymer degradationenvironmental engineeringimportant toolmaterials scienceplasticity

Hawai'I'S Aldfg Bounty Program Contributes to Removal, Prevention, Recycling, and Partnerships. Open MIND (2024)

health policysocial impactpublic healthpolicy analysisenvironmental protectionenvironmental policy of the united statespolicy modelingvoluntary sectorresource policynonprofit organizationscommunity engagementenvironmental planningenvironmental impact assessmentsustainable developmenthumanitarian logisticspublic policyenvironmental resource management

Novel Extraction and Separation Method Reveals High Quantities of Microplastics in Hawaiian Beach Sand. Open MIND (2024)

biological engineeringhazardous materialscoastal geochemistryenvironmental materialsmarine debrisenvironmental chemistrynovel extractionmarine pollutionhawaiian beach sandsediment researchenvironmental remediationwastewater treatmentenvironmental engineeringmicroplastics

Paving the Road to a Circular Economy: Analysis of Microplastic and Plastic Additive Leachates From Asphalt Containing Recycled Plastics in Hawai'I. Open MIND (2024)

environmental technologywaste managementenvironmental impact of the energy industryenvironmental materialscircular economyenvironmental remediationenvironmental sciencecivil engineeringrecycling technologiesenvironmental degradationenvironmental engineeringplastic recyclingmicroplasticsplastic pollutionsustainable productsplastic additive leachatesrecycled plasticsrecycling

Large Floating Abandoned, Lost or Discarded Fishing Gear (Aldfg) is Frequent Marine Pollution in the Hawaiian Islands and Palmyra Atoll. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2023)

Sarah-Jeanne RoyerRaquel N. CorniukAndrew McWhirterHarry W. LynchKydd PollockKevin O'BrienLauriane EscalleKatherine A. StevensGala MorenoJennifer M. Lynch

aquatic ecosystemsmarine debrisenvironmental sciencepalmyra atollmarine ecologyfrequent marine pollutionoceanographymarine pollutionfisheriesfishing gearmarine managementfish biologyocean pollutioncoastal engineeringcoastal researchcoastal conservationmarine biologycoastal managementenvironmental engineeringmarine environmentshawaiian islandsecology

Microplastics Absent From Reef Fish in the Marshall Islands: Multistage Screening Methods Reduced False Positives. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2023)

Katherine R. ShawJonathan L. WhitneyEileen M. NalleyMadeline C. SchmidbauerMegan J. DonahueJesse BlackRaquel N. CorniukKellie TeagueRachel SandquistCatherine PirkleRachel DacksMax SudnovskyJennifer M. Lynch

aquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemarine ecologyreef fishmarine pollutionmicroplasticsfishery sciencemicrobial ecologyfisheriesconservation biologyfish biologymicrobiologymicroplastics absentcoastal researchcoastal conservationmarine biologyfalse positivescoastal managementearly detectionmarine environmentsecology

Polymer Identification of Floating Derelict Fishing Gear From O'ahu, Hawai'I. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2023)

Raquel N. CorniukKatherine R. ShawAndrew McWhirterHarry W. LynchSarah-Jeanne RoyerJennifer M. Lynch

polymer identificationmarine environmentsmarine pollutionenvironmental science

Using Plasma Vitellogenin in Loggerhead Sea Turtles to Assess Reproductive Maturation and Estrogen-Like Contaminant Exposure. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2023)

Raquel N. CorniukJennifer M. LynchMichael D. ArendtJoanne Braun‐McNeillDavid W. OwensRoldán A. ValverdeJohn R. KucklickPatricia D. McClellan‐Green

toxicologyreproductive maturationenvironmental toxicologyenvironmental chemistryloggerhead sea turtleschemistryplasma vitellogeninestrogen-like contaminant exposure

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Raquel Corniuk

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

Affiliations

Center For Marine Debris Research

Department Of Marine Science

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

NoneRaquel Corniuk is currently serving as a Center For Marine Debris Research faculty at HawaiʻI Pacific University.

Honors

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Raquel Corniuk

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Analysis of Plastic Ingested by Hawksbill Sea Turtles in the Central Pacific. Open MIND (2024)

aquatic ecosystemsecotoxicityzoologymarine debrismarine pollutionecotoxicologycentral pacificmarine ecologyhawksbill sea turtlesplastic pollutionecologyfisheriesplasticity

Differential Scanning Calorimetry (Dsc): An Important Tool for Polymer Identification and Characterization of Plastic Marine Debris. Environmental Pollution (2024)

Jennifer M LynchRaquel N CorniukKayla C BrignacMelissa R JungKristine SellonaJoelle MarchianiWanda Weatherford

Hawai'I'S Aldfg Bounty Program Contributes to Removal, Prevention, Recycling, and Partnerships. Open MIND (2024)

Novel Extraction and Separation Method Reveals High Quantities of Microplastics in Hawaiian Beach Sand. Open MIND (2024)

Paving the Road to a Circular Economy: Analysis of Microplastic and Plastic Additive Leachates From Asphalt Containing Recycled Plastics in Hawai'I. Open MIND (2024)

Large Floating Abandoned, Lost or Discarded Fishing Gear (Aldfg) is Frequent Marine Pollution in the Hawaiian Islands and Palmyra Atoll. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2023)

Sarah-Jeanne RoyerRaquel N. CorniukAndrew McWhirterHarry W. LynchKydd PollockKevin O'BrienLauriane EscalleKatherine A. StevensGala MorenoJennifer M. Lynch

Microplastics Absent From Reef Fish in the Marshall Islands: Multistage Screening Methods Reduced False Positives. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2023)

Polymer Identification of Floating Derelict Fishing Gear From O'ahu, Hawai'I. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2023)

Raquel N. CorniukKatherine R. ShawAndrew McWhirterHarry W. LynchSarah-Jeanne RoyerJennifer M. Lynch

polymer identificationmarine environmentsmarine pollutionenvironmental science

Using Plasma Vitellogenin in Loggerhead Sea Turtles to Assess Reproductive Maturation and Estrogen-Like Contaminant Exposure. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2023)

Raquel N. CorniukJennifer M. LynchMichael D. ArendtJoanne Braun‐McNeillDavid W. OwensRoldán A. ValverdeJohn R. KucklickPatricia D. McClellan‐Green

toxicologyreproductive maturationenvironmental toxicologyenvironmental chemistryloggerhead sea turtleschemistryplasma vitellogeninestrogen-like contaminant exposure

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