KoMet
Combined modeling and measurement approach for the identification of relevant transformation products in water resources
The project «KoMet» aims to use the interplay between experimental data and models for chemical fate and effects to derive a model-based strategy to identify transformation products that might be relevant aquatic pollutants.
Publications
Fenner, K.*; Kern, S.; Neuwöhner, J.; Hollender, J.; Singer, H.; Schärer, M.; Reinhardt, M.; Escher, B. I. (2011). Transformationsprodukte von organischen Mikroverunreinigungen – Untersuchung von Auftreten und Wirkung im Gewässer. gwa, 5/2011, 335-345.
Escher, B. and Fenner, K.* (2011). Recent Advances in the Environmental Risk Assessment of Transformation Products. Environmental Science and Technology 45, 3835 - 3847.
Kern, S.; Singer, H.; Hollender, J.; Schwarzenbach, R. P.; Fenner, K.* (2011). Assessing Exposure to Transformation Products of Soil-Applied Organic Contaminants in Surface Water: Comparison of Model Predictions and Field Data. Environmental Science and Technology 45, 2833–2841.
Kern, S.; Baumgartner, R.; Helbling, D. E.; Hollender J.; Singer, H.; Loos, M.; Schwarzenbach, R.; Fenner K.* (2010). A Tiered Procedure for Assessing the Formation of Biotransformation Products of Pharmaceuticals and Biocides During Activated Sludge Treatment. Journal of Environmental Monitoring 12(11), 2100 - 2111.
Kern, S., Fenner, K., Singer, H. P., Schwarzenbach, R. P. and Hollender, J. (2009). "Identification of transformation products of organic contaminants in natural waters by computer-aided prediction and high-resolution mass spectrometry." Environmental Science & Technology 43(18): 7039-7046.