Research Articles
The Invisible Threat: How a "Safer" Chemical Hijacks Fish Hormones Across Generations
Research reveals how PFBS, a 'safer' chemical alternative, disrupts thyroid systems in marine medaka across multiple generations with implications for human health.
The Invisible Crisis: Why Germany's Environmental Science Faces a Funding Drought
Analysis of Germany's chronic underfunding in ecotoxicology and environmental chemistry research, based on a 2011 survey of senior scientists.
The Secret World Beneath Our Feet: Enchytraeids and the Science of Soil Health
Exploring the hidden world of enchytraeids and their crucial role in soil health, based on findings from the 7th International Symposium on Enchytraeidae.
The Fruit Detective: Cracking Pepino Mosaic Virus's Code with Tomato Juice
A breakthrough method for rapid Pepino mosaic virus detection in tomato fruits that revolutionizes plant disease management.
The Unsung Heroes Beneath Our Feet: How Earthworms Engineer Healthy Soils
Discover how earthworms serve as powerful tools for soil health diagnosis, pollution monitoring, and ecological remediation through their remarkable engineering capabilities.
The Mercury Detectives: How a Novel Risk Model Is Protecting Canada's Arctic Waters
Discover how Bayesian Network Relative Risk Models are revolutionizing mercury contamination tracking in Canada's Arctic waters, protecting Indigenous communities and ecosystems.
The Hidden World Beneath: How Scientists Uncover Sediment Secrets to Protect Our Waterways
Exploring how sediment ecotoxicology helps protect aquatic ecosystems by uncovering hidden contamination in waterways.
The Invisible Web: How Environmental Toxicology Unravels Nature's Silent Battles
Exploring the interdisciplinary science of environmental toxicology, its historical roots, key concepts, and contemporary applications in addressing chemical threats to ecosystems and human health.
The Silent Struggle: How a Common Herbicide Alters the Behavior of African Land Snails
Study on how Gramoxone herbicide affects the behavior of Limicolaria aurora snails in African agriculture
The Harbor Seal Cell Line: A Sentinel for Ocean Health
How harbor seal cell lines help scientists study the impact of environmental toxins on marine life and human health