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Juliane Hollender

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Prof. Dr. Juliane Hollender

Senior scientist / Group leader

Department Environmental Chemistry

About Me

  • Group leader of the research group "Contaminant fate processes" in the department of Environmental Chemistry
  • Adjunct professor in the department Environmental Systems Science of ETHZ

Research topics

  • Fate of organic contaminants in natural and engineered environments
  • Organic trace analytics: identification of transformation products, suspect and non-target screening using LC-HRMS/MS
  • Bioaccumulation and biological transformation of organic compounds in aquatic organisms
  • Linking of exposure and effects of organic pollutants

Projects

Internal body concentrations are the driver of toxicological effects....

Bioaccumulation in chemical risk assessment
Identification and quantification of species in the vast and diverse universe of organic micropollutants is a daunting challenge for environmental sciences...

EXPECTmine
PPP in karst: Concentration dynamics

Pollutant dynamics in karstic hydrogeological settings
by Suspect and Non-Target Screening in WWTPs and their Abatement during Wastewater Treatment

Identification of Pharmaceutical and Synthetic Antioxidant Metabolites
PFAS during wastewater treatment

Occurrence of PFASs in Swiss Wastewater Treatment Plants
Advancing bioaccumulation science for organic contaminants in aquatic systems: The impact of receptor binding, temperature, and uptake pathways...

Advancing bioaccumulation science

Former research projects

Bioaccumulation and biotransformation processes of polar organic pollutants in aquatic invertebrates

hypoTrain -Tracing biotransformation of micropollutants in the hyporheic zone using passive sampling and high resolution mass spectrometry

Early detection of future organic pollutants in the environment (FROSCH)

SOLUTIONS

Biotransformation in algae

Difference analysis for LC-HRMS data

Regionale Wasserversorgung Basel Landschaft 21

Bioaccumulation of organic pollutants in freshwater organisms: Biotransformation and its significance

Dynamic likages between stressor concentrations and biological effects

Suspect and non-target screening of organic micropollutants in Swiss groundwater

Teaching

I teach in the Master Biogeochemistry and Pollutant Dynamics as well as in the Bachelor Chemistry at ETH Zürich the following courses:

courses & consulting

Curriculum Vitae

2005-present

Group leader in the department Environmental Chemistry
Eawag, Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology,
2005-2023 head of department
2010-present Adjunct Professor for Environmental Chemistry
ETH Zurich, Department of Environmental Systems Science, Switzerland
2007-present

Lecturer in the Department of Environmental Systems Science
ETH Zurich, Switzerland 
2006-2014 Adjunct Professor for Environmental Hygiene & Ecological Chemistry
Technical University of Aachen, Germany
1994-2005 Group Leader & Lecturer, Technical University of Aachen,  Institute of Hygiene and Environmental Medicine, Germany 
1991-1994 PhD studies in Environmental Engineering
Technical University of Berlin, Germany
1984-1990

Diploma studies in Chemistry, University of Bonn & Freiburg i.Br.
specialisation in biochemistry

Publications in the institutional repository

Address

E-Mail: juliane.hollender@eawag.ch
Phone: +41 58 765 5493
Fax: +41 58 765 5893
Address: Eawag
Überlandstrasse 133
8600 Dübendorf
Office: BU E17
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ORCID

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Expert on

Computational methods, biological degradation, bioaccumulation, groundwater, mass spectrometry

Research Group

Contaminant fate processes

Focalpoints

  • Organic micropollutants
  • Trace Analysis & non-target screening
  • Biotransformation & Bioaccumulation 
  • Risk assessment

 

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