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Researcher

Kristi Weighman

Awards & Distinctions

8 Results

2024

Population modeling in metal risk assessment : extrapolation of toxicity tests to the population level

Karel P. J. ViaeneKarel VlaeminckSimon HansulSharon JanssenKristi WeighmanPatrick Van SprangKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

2023

Effect of pH (6.5-8.5) on chronic toxicity of copper to the cladoceran Ceriodaphnia dubia

Kristi WeighmanKarel De Schamphelaere

Using a dynamic energy budget model to investigate the physiological mode of action of lead (Pb) to Lymnaea stagnalis

Kristi WeighmanKarel ViaeneJosef KochKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY

2022

Ecorelevance integration report on population modeling : integration of population modeling results for 8 species into an ecological modeling based laboratory to population effect extrapolation (ECOPEX) factor to perform an ecological relevancy normalization of the HC5 for nickel

Karel De SchamphelaereSimon HansulSharon JanssenPatrick Van SprangKarel VlaeminckKristi WeighmanKarel Viaene

Improving the ecological relevance of metals risk assessment : population models for lab-to-population extrapolation of silver

Karel VlaeminckKristi WeighmanKarel ViaenePatrick Van sprangKarel De Schamphelaere

2021

ECORELEVANCE INTEGRATION REPORT ON POPULATION MODELING: Integration of population modeling results for 11 species into an ecological modeling based laboratory to population effect extrapolation (ECOPEX) factor to perform an ecological relevancy normalization of the HC5 for copper and zinc.

Karel De SchamphelaereSimon HansulSharon JanssenPatrick Van SprangKarel VlaeminckKristi WeighmanKarel Viaene

ECORELEVANCE: THE USE OF POPULATION MODELS FOR ZINC RISK ASSESSMENT IN LYMNAEA STAGNALIS

Kristi WeighmanKarel VlaeminckKarel viaePatrick Van SprangKarel De Schamphelaere

POPULATION MODELS TO IMPROVE SPECIES SENSITIVITY DISTRIBUTIONS FOR NICKEL: LYMNAEA STAGNALIS

Kristi WeighmanKarel VlaeminckKarel ViaenePatrick Van SprangKarel De Schamphelaere