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Simon Hansul

Prijzen & Erkenningen

14 Resultaten

2024

Extrapolating metal (Cu, Ni, Zn) toxicity from individuals to populations across daphnia species using mechanistic models : the roles of uncertainty propagation and combined physiological modes of action

Simon HansulAndreas FettweisErik SmoldersKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

Metal mixture effects of Ni, Cu, and Zn in a multispecies, two-trophic-level algal-daphnid microcosm can be predicted from single-trophic-level effects : the role of indirect toxicity

Andreas FettweisSimon HansulErik SmoldersKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

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 Artikel in een tijdschrift in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

2023

Ecotoxicity of metal mixtures to Daphnia communities : demystifying 'something from nothing' effects

Simon HansulKarel De SchamphelaereErik Smolders

Metal mixture toxicity of Ni, Cu, and Zn in freshwater algal communities and the correlation of single-species sensitivities among single metals : a comparative analysis

Andreas FettweisSimon HansulKarel De SchamphelaereErik Smolders

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

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

Mechanistic modelling of Silver toxicity to the green algae Raphidocelis subcapitata : interactions between P levels and long-term toxicity in flow-through systems

Simon HansulKarel ViaeneKarel De Schamphelaere

2021

'Something from nothing' and 'Nothing from something' : metal mixture toxicity to zooplankton communities in laboratory microcosms and individual-based models

Simon HansulAndreas FettweisErik SmoldersKarel De Schamphelaere

Correlated Ni, Cu, and Zn sensitivities of 8 freshwater algal species and consequences for low-level metal mixture effects

Andreas FettweisBenoit BergenSimon HansulKarel De SchamphelaereErik Smolders

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

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

Interactive metal mixture toxicity to Daphnia magna populations as an emergent property in a dynamic energy budget individual-based model

Simon HansulAndreas FettweisErik SmoldersKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

Mechanistic modelling of Zinc toxicity to the green algae Desmodesmus subspicatus : interactions between Phosphorus levels, light and temperature and long-term toxicity in flow-through systems

Simon HansulKarel ViaeneKarel De Schamphelaere

2020

Extrapolation of Zinc toxicity from individuals to communities in three Daphnia species

Simon HansulAndreas FettweisErik SmoldersKarel De Schamphelaere

Predictive modelling of metal mixture toxicity to Daphnia magna populations

Simon HansulErik SmoldersKarel De Schamphelaere