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The researchers I work with here in Australia have designed a treatment system that uses enzymes (a substance made by the cells of living organisms that promote chemical reactions), membranes (like coffee filters), and UV light (like sunlight) to break down and remove micropollutants. I help test the system to see how effective it is by preparing wastewater samples and determining the quantity of micropollutants in the sample before and after treatment. I love this research because it gives me the opportunity to use my problem-solving skills every day to solve challenges big and small. My work also allows me to work together with other scientists to help protect our environment.