Matthew Hoffman, assistant professor in RIT’s School of Mathematical Sciences, used computer simulations to follow the volume of plastic debris moving across state and international boundaries—from Illinois to Michigan and from Canada to the United States.

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Matthew Hoffman, assistant professor in RIT’s School of Mathematical Sciences, used computer simulations to follow the volume of plastic debris moving across state and international boundaries—from Illinois to Michigan and from Canada to the United States.

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Matthew Hoffman, assistant professor in RIT’s School of Mathematical Sciences, used computer simulations to follow the volume of plastic debris moving across state and international boundaries—from Illinois to Michigan and from Canada to the United States. photo copyright Susan Gawlowicz taken at and featuring the class

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