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Researcher

Karel Vlaeminck

13 Results

2022

Development, validation, and application of mechanistic models to predict population-level effects of chemical pollutant mixtures

Karel VlaeminckKarel De Schamphelaere

Effects of microplastic on the population dynamics of a marine copepod : insights from a laboratory experiment and a mechanistic model

Karel VlaeminckColin Janssen

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

2021

Development and validation of a mixture toxicity implementation in the dynamic energy budget-individual-based model : effects of copper and zinc on Daphnia magna populations

Karel VlaeminckPatrick Van SprangKarel ViaeneKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

2020

A generalized bioavailability model (gBAM) for predicting chronic copper toxicity to freshwater fish

Karel VlaeminckKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

Unexpected recovery and non-effects predicted with a mixture toxicity implementation in a population model

Karel VlaeminckKarel De Schamphelaere

2019

Mechanistic models to predict pesticide stress on Daphnia magna populations : an intermediate tier tool for ecological risk assessment

Karel VlaeminckKarel ViaenePatrick Van SprangKarel De Schamphelaere

Mixture toxicity with the dynamic energy budget (DEB) theory and individual-based models (IBM) : effects of Cu and Zn on Daphnia magna populations

Karel VlaeminckKarel De Schamphelaere

The unexpected absence of nickel effects on a Daphnia population at three temperatures is correctly predicted by a dynamic energy budget individual-based model (DEB-IMB)

Cecília Manuela Silva PereiraKarel VlaeminckKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

The use of mechanistic population models in metal risk assessment : combined effects of copper and food source on Lymnaea stagnalis populations

Karel VlaeminckKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

2018

Comparison of toxic effects on Daphnia magna between a metal, a pesticide, and a PAH, in a toxicokinetic-toxicodynamic framework

Karel VlaeminckKarel De Schamphelaere

Ecorelevance : improving ecological realism in metal risk assessment : development, validation and application of population models for population-level effect assessment

Karel VlaeminckKarel De Schamphelaere

The use of population models in copper risk assessment : a case study with Acipenser transmontanus

Karel VlaeminckKarel ViaenePatrick Van SprangKarel De Schamphelaere

2017

The use of population models in copper risk assessment : a case study with Lymnaea stagnalis

Karel VlaeminckKarel ViaenePatrick Van SprangKarel De Schamphelaere