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Andreas Farnleitner

Full professor (Water Quality and Health / Microbiological Diagnostics)

Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences

Austria

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Andreas Farnleitner is a Full Professor at Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences in Austria. His research focuses on water quality and health, particularly in the areas of microbiological diagnostics and antibiotic resistance. He has recently published articles examining antibiotic resistance patterns in rivers, the automation of microbial water quality monitoring, and the impacts of wastewater management on water pollution levels.

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Christian Zimmermann

TU Wien

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Articles (38)

Exploring the use of hydrophilic ionic liquids for the lysis of fungal structures

Biogeography and temperature response of Vibrio cholerae nonO1/nonO139 in Eastern Austrian inland bathing waters

Bewertung von Surrogaten zur Validierung des Rückhaltevermögens von Cryptosporidien-Oozysten bei der Trinkwasseraufbereitung durch Sandfiltration

KI-Modellierung für das Quellmanagement: Vorhersage von Karstquellschüttung und Wasserqualität mittels interpretierbarer Machine-Learning-Modelle

Bestimmung der Persistenz von genetischen Fäkalmarkern und Fäkalindikatoren im Flusswasser für die Wasserqualitätsuntersuchung und -modellierung von morgen

Comparative evaluation of decay characteristics of commonly used genetic faecal markers crAssphage and Bacteroides in complex river water microcosms

Reproducibility crisis in isothermal amplification: lessons from benchmarking LAMP assays

Dimensionierung nachhaltiger Infektionsbarrieren bei der Trinkwassergewinnung: Integration von QMRA, DNA/RNA-Diagnostik, hydrologischer Modellierung und Szenariensimulation

HERMES: an open-source mining tool for open-access literature

Performance of on-site flow cytometry for near-real-time microbiological analysis of alpine karst drinking water resources

Gute Nachricht aus unseren Bergen: Geringe Antibiotikaresistenzen in Escherichia coli Bakterienisolaten ausgewählter Quelleinzugsgebiete der nördlichen Kalkalpen

In-situ-Umsatzzeit des gesamten bakteriellen Mikrobioms als neuer kultivierungsunabhängiger Parameter zur Bestimmung der biologischen Stabilität von Trinkwasser

Zwischen Alpen und Metropole: Wissenschaft für sicheres Trinkwasser im Zuge der VIWA 2020+ Forschungskooperation (Stadt Wien und ICC Water & Health)

A rapid ionic liquid-based DNA extraction method for molecular diagnostics of urinary tract infections

Improving transparency in karst spring discharge and water quality forecasts using interpretable machine learning models in the Eastern Alps

Hydrological regime of a continental river system predicts bacterial macroecological patterns

Erste umfassende quantitative Erhebung von Antibiotikaresistenzen in vier niederösterreichischen Flüssen

Seasonally recurring patterns of dominant Crenothrix spp. in a European alluvial drinking water well

Using A Harmonised Study Design and Quantitative Toolbox Reveals Major Inconsistencies When Investigating the Main Drivers of Water and Biofilm Antibiotic Resistomes in Different Rivers

Automation of on-site microbial water quality monitoring from source to tap

Enteric Viruses and Free-Living Amoebae: Protozoa as Potential Reservoirs and Transport Vessels for Human Norovirus and Adenovirus

Influence of heparin-based anticoagulants on antibiotic therapy

Long-term impact of basin-wide wastewater management on faecal pollution levels along the entire Danube River

Assessing the impact of inland navigation on the faecal pollution status of large rivers

A comparative study on antibiotic resistant Escherichia coli isolates from Austrian patients and wastewater-influenced Danube River water and biofilms

Correspondence on “Tracking Sources and Dissemination of Indicator Antibiotic Resistance Genes at a Watershed Scale”. Be Aware of DNA Loss during Extraction from Water Samples!

A novel ionic liquid‑based approach for DNA and RNA extraction simplifies sample preparation for bacterial diagnostics

Development of a whole-cell SELEX process to select species-specific aptamers against Aspergillus niger

Probabilistic fecal pollution source profiling and microbial source tracking for an urban river catchment

Was bringen Ufergehölze für die Wasser- und Sedimentqualität von Bächen in landwirtschaftlichen Regionen?

Corrigendum: Genetic microbial source tracking support QMRA modeling for a riverine wetland drinking water resource (Front. Microbiol., (2021), 12, 668778, 10.3389/fmicb.2021.668778)

Minimizing errors in RT-PCR detection and quantification of SARS-CoV-2 RNA for wastewater surveillance

Transport and removal of spores of Bacillus subtilis in an alluvial gravel aquifer at varying flow rates and implications for setback distances

Upscaling Transport of Bacillus subtilis Endospores and Coliphage phiX174 in Heterogeneous Porous Media from the Column to the Field Scale

How dead is dead? Viable but non‐culturable versus persister cells

Assessing the faecal source sensitivity and specificity of ruminant and human genetic microbial source tracking markers in the central Ethiopian highlands

Bacteriophages Are Good Estimators of Human Viruses Present in Water

Detection of SARS-CoV-2 RNA in the Danube River in Serbia associated with the discharge of untreated wastewaters

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Christian Zimmermann

Irene Xagoraraki

Gernot Zarfel

Alexander Eiler

Liping Pang

Sarah Dorner

Matthias Zessner

Gabriele Weigelhofer

Michele Prevost

Wim Meijer

Ameet Pinto

Lena Campostrini

Katalin Demeter

Astrid Rosa Mach-Aigner

Heather Murphy

Georg Reischer

Kerry A. Hamilton

Margaret Ellen Stevenson

René Mayer

Julia Derx

Claudia Kolm

Regina Sommer

Thomas Hein

Alexander K. T. Kirschner

Mats Leifels

Julia Vierheilig

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