Leo Posthuma

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Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen

Netherlands

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Professor Leo Posthuma is a faculty member at Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, Netherlands. His research focuses on ecotoxicology, with recent studies exploring hazard assessment of chemicals, evaluating ecological impacts from pharmaceutical emissions, and developing frameworks for safe and sustainable design in materials. He is committed to advancing methodologies that address both ecological and human health challenges in environmental science.

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Articles (21)

Calibrating Predicted Mixture Toxic Pressure to Observed Biodiversity Loss in Aquatic Ecosystems

Improving the Ecotoxicological Hazard Assessment of Chemicals by Pairwise Learning

Improving the Ecotoxicological Hazard Assessment of Chemicals by Pairwise Learning

Research gaps and recommendations to improve the Safe and Sustainable by Design framework

Research gaps and recommendations to improve the Safe and Sustainable by Design framework

Calibrating Predicted Mixture Toxic Pressure to Observed Biodiversity Loss in Aquatic Ecosystems

Operationalization of the safe and sustainable by design framework for chemicals and materials: challenges and proposed actions

Characterizing Freshwater Ecotoxicity of More Than 9000 Chemicals by Combining Different Levels of Available Measured Test Data with In Silico Predictions

Green Swans countering chemical pollution

Assessing city-wide pharmaceutical emissions to wastewater via modelling and passive sampling

Assessing city-wide pharmaceutical emissions to wastewater via modelling and passive sampling

Characterizing Freshwater Ecotoxicity of More Than 9000 Chemicals by Combining Different Levels of Available Measured Test Data with In Silico Predictions

Ecotoxicity characterization of chemicals: Global recommendations and implementation in USEtox

Regulatory Risk Assessment of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment: Current Practice and Future Priorities

Chemical Mixtures and Multiple Stressors: Same but Different?

To Split or Not to Split: Characterizing Chemical Pollution Impacts in Aquatic Ecosystems with Species Sensitivity Distributions for Specific Taxonomic Groups

Measuring the Effect of Circular Public Procurement on Government’s Environmental Impact

Solution-focused sustainability assessments for the transition to the circular economy: The case of plastics in the automotive industry

Towards a systematic method for assessing the impact of chemical pollution on ecosystem services of water systems

Screening‐Level Estimates of Environmental Release Rates, Predicted Exposures, and Toxic Pressures of Currently Used Chemicals

Reply to “Concerns About Reproducibility, Use of the Akaike Information Criterion, and Related Issues in Hoondert et al. 2019” and Focus in Developing QSAR‐Based Species Sensitivity Distributions

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Renske Hoondert

Ralf B. Schäfer

Jurg W. Spaak

Michael Zwicky Hauschild

John Wilkinson

Peter Fantke

Mikołaj Owsianiak

Susan Oginah

Rik Oldenkamp

Olivier Jolliet

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