EDA-EMERGE Research Projects
EDA-EMERGE features 13 Early Stage Researchers (ESRs) employed as PhD fellows and 1 Experienced Researcher (ER) or postdoctoral fellow. The list of the individual research projects is listed in the table below.
Research Projects |
Host Institution |
PhD candidate |
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ESR 1. Mechanism-specific screening tools in early life stages of Danio rerio |
RWTH Aachen University, Germany |
supervised by Prof. Dr. Henner Hollert |
ESR 2. Novel fish-based biological tools for EDA of endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) |
INERIS, France |
supervised by Dr. Selim AÏT-AÏSSA |
ESR 3. Fluorescing vertebrate models to detect endocrine disrupting compounds |
WatchFrog, France |
supervised by Dr. Andrew Tindall |
ESR 4. DNA microarray fingerprints directing EDA |
Norwegian Institute for Water Research, Oslo |
supervised by Dr. Kevin Thomas |
ESR 5. Proteomics approach to validate in vitro readouts and direct EDA |
EAWAG, Switzerland |
supervised by Prof. Dr. Kristin Schirmer |
ESR 6. Organisms metabolic functioning directing toxicant identification |
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands |
supervised by Dr. Pim Leonards |
ESR 7. Fractionation procedures for comprehensive characterisation of contaminants using EDA |
Rudjer Boskovic Institute, Croatia |
supervised by Prof. Dr. Marijan Ahel |
ESR 8. Identification and HT quantitative chemical screening of environmental pollutants using comprehensive multidimensional GC– MS |
Environmental Institute, Slovakia |
supervised by Dr. Jaroslav Slobodnik |
ESR 9. Structure elucidation combining accurate mass LC-MS/MS approaches with models and computer tools to predict retention and fragmentation |
Helmholtz Center, UFZ, Germany |
supervised by Dr. Werner Brack |
ESR 10. Diagnostic derivatisation in LC-MS/MS to provide new functional group-specific classifiers in structure elucidation |
Helmholtz Center, UFZ, Germany |
supervised by Dr. Werner Brack |
ESR 11. Development of a difference analysis for LC-MS/MS data to identify polar toxic compounds along chains of treatment processes in the water cycle |
EAWAG, Switzerland |
supervised by Prof. Dr. Juliane Hollender |
ESR 12. High-throughput EDA – automated approaches to directly link fractionation, biotesting and identification |
Norwegian Institute for Water Research, Oslo |
supervised by Dr. Kevin Thomas |
ESR 13. Two-dimensional micro-fractionation approaches for separation of complex mixtures combined with bioassays and mass spectrometry |
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands |
supervised by Dr. Marja Lamoree |
ER 1. Postdoc : Innovative hybrid sample preparation techniques and compilation of a comprehensive chemical analytical toolbox for EDA |
KWR, Watercycle Research Institute, Netherlands |
supervised by Dr. Merijn Schriks |