Henner Hollert

W3 Professor, Head of Department

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Henner Hollert is a W3 Professor and Head of Department at Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main (Campus Riedberg), Germany. His research focuses on environmental ecotoxicology, specifically investigating the impacts of metal fumes, urban sediments, and wastewater treatment on aquatic organisms and biodiversity. Recent articles highlight his work on the ecological implications of urban pollutants and strategies for enhancing water quality and biodiversity conservation.

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Articles (16)

A Holistic Catchment‐Scale Framework to Guide Flood and Drought Mitigation Towards Improved Biodiversity Conservation and Human Wellbeing

Occupationally Relevant Zinc‐ and Copper‐Containing Metal Fumes Inhibit Human THP‐1 Macrophage TNF and IL‐6 Responses to Bacterial Stimuli

Exposure to complex mixtures of urban sediments containing Tyre and Road Wear Particles (TRWPs) increases the germ-line mutation rate in Chironomus riparius

Toward harnessing biodiversity–ecosystem function relationships in fungi

Mind your tyres: The ecotoxicological impact of urban sediments on an aquatic organism

Ecotoxicological evaluation of surface waters in Northern Namibia

A novel strategy for high-throughput sample collection, analysis and visualization of explosives’ concentrations for contaminated areas

Demonstration of an aggregated biomarker response approach to assess the impact of point and diffuse contaminant sources in feral fish in a small river case study

Extensive rain events have a more substantial impact than advanced effluent treatment on the endocrine-disrupting activity in an effluent-dominated small river

Improvement of wastewater and water quality via a full-scale ozonation plant?-A comprehensive analysis of the endocrine potential using effect-based methods

Remobilization of pollutants during extreme flood events poses severe risks to human and environmental health

Detection of SARS-CoV-2 in raw and treated wastewater in Germany – Suitability for COVID-19 surveillance and potential transmission risks

Commercial preparations of pesticides exert higher toxicity and cause changes at subcellular level in earthworm Eisenia andrei

Commercial preparations of pesticides exert higher toxicity and cause changes at subcellular level in earthworm Eisenia andrei

The Green toxicology approach: Insight towards the eco-toxicologically safe development of benign catalysts

The Green toxicology approach: Insight towards the eco-toxicologically safe development of benign catalysts

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Holger Schüttrumpf

Rachel Stubbington

Meike Piepenbring

Sabrina Schiwy

Thomas Wintgens

Bruno Merz

J.F. Scheepens

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