• press release Evaluation of the risks of chemical mixtures to human health
In the annual scientific ranking of the most cited researchers (Highly Cited Researchers), three scientists of the UFZ are represented in 2021: Prof Stan W. Harpole, Prof Ingolf Kühn and Prof Josef Settele.»
Until 12 November 2021, important climate policy decisions will be made at the World Climate Conference COP26 in Glasgow. One of them is the consistent reduction of the global CO2 budget to net zero. In our film on the CO2 budget, we explain why there is no more time to lose.»
Susanne Dunker is taking a closer look a tiny particles and organisms. A high-throughput technology developed at UFZ and iDiv could soon replace time-consuming microscopic procedures and allow pollen or phytoplankton to be determined more quickly and accurately.»
The new 4-year EU-project focuses on innovative ways for quantifying the risks associated with exposure to chemical mixtures, without animal testing. UFZ is one of 11 involved institutions and leads the workpackage on in vitro testing.»
In mid-October, the UFZ was officially accepted as a new member of the European Energy Research Alliance Joint Program in Energy Systems Integration (EERA JP ESI).»
Towards improved model-based assessment of regional scale water quality status
CASUS Annual Workshop 2021
for high-throughput chemical screening at the U.S. EPA"
(RDA): A novel approach for the identification of toxicants in (drinking) water"
