Kenan SEZER

Kenan SEZER is a researcher specializing in environmental and analytical chemistry with a focus on pollutants in water and industrial wastewaters. He holds a Doctoral Degree from 2010, focusing on synthetic organic pollutants in industrial wastewaters and sediments. His research interests include pharmaceutical residues, microplastics, heavy metal removal, and the application of GC-MS techniques in environmental analysis.

Education:

• Bachelor's Degree (2000)
• Master's Degree (2004) – Thesis: Determination of Some Organic Pollutants in Industrial Wastewaters
• Doctoral Degree (2010) – Thesis: Characterization of Synthetic Organic Pollutants in Industrial Wastewaters and Sediments

Research Trends: His publications emphasize analytical methodologies for detecting contaminants in environmental samples, including pharmaceuticals, microplastics, and heavy metals. Recent work highlights human health risks from disposable cups and teabags, while earlier studies focused on industrial wastewater remediation and pollutant characterization in Turkish water basins.

Labs/Teams: Collaborations include work at institutions where his co-authors are affiliated, though specific lab affiliations are not explicitly stated in the text.