Research Articles
Ecotoxicology Risk Assessment for a Changing World: Protecting Our Planet
Exploring how modern ecotoxicologists are developing innovative approaches to protect our planet against climate change and emerging contaminants.
The Toxic Tide: How Climate Change is Supercharging Ocean Pollution
Research on how climate change amplifies marine pollution effects through bioaccumulation, toxicity synergies, and ecosystem impacts.
The Silent Crisis: How Acid Oceans and Toxic Soup Threaten Marine Life – And What Science Reveals
Exploring the intersection of climate change, ocean acidification, and marine ecotoxicology, and their combined impact on marine ecosystems.
Between Test-Tubes and the North Sea: Mesocosms as Windows into Our Changing Oceans
Exploring how mesocosms bridge the gap between lab experiments and nature to study climate change impacts on marine ecosystems
The Invisible Avalanche: How Multiple Stressors Are Silently Reshaping Our Planet
Exploring how multiple anthropogenic stressors are converging on ecosystems worldwide with unexpected interactions and greater than individual effects.
The Invisible Engineers: How Biological Soil Crusts Shape Our World's Nitrogen Cycle
Exploring how biological soil crusts contribute to global nitrogen cycling and their vulnerability to climate change.