Valerie Cappuyns

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KU Leuven

Belgium

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Professor Valerie Cappuyns is a faculty member at KU Leuven in Belgium. Her research focuses on the environmental management of metal(loid) mobility, site remediation frameworks, and the valorization of mine waste. Recent publications include studies on Pb sorption at geothermal conditions, the sustainability of construction materials from mining by-products, and the analysis of contaminants in alluvial soils.

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Stephan Pfister

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ETH Zürich

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Catrinel Turcanu

Belgian Nuclear Research Centre

BELGIUM

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Bieke Abelshausen

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

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Effect of acetate and chloride on Pb sorption onto clinoptilolite at geothermal conditions

Metal(loid) mobility, solid-phase speciation and in vitro bioaccessibility in European hard-rock lithium (Li) deposits

Community capitals and (social) sustainability: Use and misuse of asset-based approaches in environmental management

Downstream Distribution and Postdepositional Mobilization of Cadmium in Alluvial Soils

Monitoring of total and extractable barium concentrations in floodplain soils

Valorizing (cleaned) sulfidic mine waste as a resource for construction materials

Mine waste as a sustainable resource for facing bricks

Testing the stability of chemical inhibitors at geothermal conditions and their efficiency to prevent galena formation

Characterization of Mine Waste from a Former Pb–Zn Mining Site: Reactivity of Minerals During Sequential Extractions

Turning Mine Waste into a Ceramic Resource: Plombières Tailing Case

Available concentrations of some potentially toxic and emerging contaminants in different soil orders in Egypt and assessment of soil pollution

Characterization of scaling material obtained from the geothermal power plant of the Balmatt site, Mol

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Stephan Pfister

Catrinel Turcanu

Bieke Abelshausen

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