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Sarah Könemann (left) und Janet Hering (right) SETAC Europe meeting in Copenhagen (Photo: Barbara Jozef) )

Early Career Scientist Award for Sarah Könemann

June 7, 2022

At this year's SETAC Europe meeting in Copenhagen, Sarah Könemann was awarded the Rifcon Early Career Scientist Award for her publication titled “Sub-Lethal Peak Exposure to Insecticides Triggers Olfaction-Mediated Avoidance in Zebrafish Larvae”.

At this year's SETAC Europe meeting in Copenhagen, Sarah Könemann was awarded the Rifcon Early Career Scientist Award for her publication titled “Sub-Lethal Peak Exposure to Insecticides Triggers Olfaction-Mediated Avoidance in Zebrafish Larvae”. The study combines ecotoxicological and neuroscientific approaches to establish a link between behavioral responses to insecticides and neuronal activity to advance the understanding of the impact of these chemicals on fish.

Publikation

Könemann, S., Meyer, S., Betz, A., Županič, A., & vom Berg, C. (2021). Sub-lethal peak exposure to insecticides triggers olfaction-mediated avoidance in zebrafish larvae. Environmental Science and Technology, 55(17), 11835-11847
https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.est.1c01792