WATCH LIVE NOW: Join us for part two of the film and discussion on, 'Nanoplastics: Threat to Life'
- Apr 30
- 1 min read
Updated: 4d
As the threat of nanoplastics has gone too far, it's time to talk solutions right away
By ONME News
Tonight on the ONME Network, starting at 6:00 PM PST, news producer host, Julia Dudley Najieb will continue part 2 of the "ONME Environmental Awareness Film Discussion, featuring the film, "Nanoplastics: Threat to Life." After the film, Dudley Najieb will speak with two expert scientists, Dr. John Ahn and Dr. Anastasiya Pashigreva.
Watch the film and discussion on The ONME Network, on ONME Sounds, and on CTV platforms, Roku, Google TV and Amazon Fire TV.
About the expert scientists
John Ahn, PhD, MBA, is a distinguished professional recognized for building pathways between cutting-edge research and commercial impact. With multidisciplinary expertise in chemistry, life sciences, engineering, and venture development, Dr. Ahn drives sustainable innovations by translating early-stage discoveries into scalable technologies that address pressing global challenges. He has an established record of launching startups, cultivating strategic partnerships, and commercializing breakthroughs across agriculture, biotechnology, chemicals, energy, and materials science.
Dr. John Ahn, PhD, is an international Expert of ALLATRA International Public Movement on Climate, Geodynamics, and Environmental Issues who has the following educational background:
MBA, INSEAD, France, 2017PhD in Chemical Engineering, Technische Universität München, Germany, 2013
MS in Chemical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, USA, 2008
BSc in Chemical Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, USA, 2006
Dr. Anastasiya Pashigreva is an international Expert of ALLATRA International Public Movement on Climate, Geodynamics, and Environmental Issues who is a scientist with research experience at the University of Oxford, the Technical University of Munich, and leading industry companies. Expertise in developing and implementing innovative chemical and environmental technologies for commercial applications.
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