Maricor Arlos

Assistant Professor

University of Alberta

Canada

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Maricor Arlos is an Assistant Professor at the University of Alberta, Canada. Her research focuses on water quality and the impact of micropollutants, highlighted in recent publications addressing wastewater treatment, pesticide risk assessment, and the behavior of trace organic chemicals. Through her work, she employs a combination of chemical, bioanalytical, and predictive tools to advance the understanding of contaminants in urban water cycles.

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University of Osnabrück

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University of Alberta

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Sorption Behavior of Trace Organic Chemicals on Carboxylated Polystyrene Nanoplastics

Treating Waste with Waste: Activated Bauxite Residue (ABR) as a Potential Wastewater Treatment

Correction to “Sorption Behavior of Trace Organic Chemicals on Carboxylated Polystyrene Nanoplastics”

Multicompartment Examination of Micropollutant Partitioning in Replicate Artificial Streams Highlights the Limitations of Assessing Water Matrices Alone

Combining chemical, bioanalytical and predictive tools to assess persistence, seasonality, and sporadic releases of organic micropollutants within the urban water cycle

Water quality monitoring with in vitro bioassays to compare untreated oil sands process-affected water with unimpacted rivers

Systematic Underestimation of Pesticide Burden for Invertebrates under Field Conditions: Comparing the Influence of Dietary Uptake and Aquatic Exposure Dynamics

Correction to Improving Risk Assessment by Predicting the Survival of Field Gammarids Exposed to Dynamic Pesticide Mixtures

Improving Risk Assessment by Predicting the Survival of Field Gammarids Exposed to Dynamic Pesticide Mixtures

Coupling River Concentration Simulations with a Toxicokinetic Model Effectively Predicts the Internal Concentrations of Wastewater-Derived Micropollutants in Field Gammarids

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Andreas Focks

Greg Goss

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