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Assessing bioavailability of complex chemical mixtures in contaminated soils: Progress made and research needs by Cipullo, S., Prpich, G., Campo, P., Coulon, F.

“…Understanding the distribution, behaviour and interactions of complex chemical mixtures is key for providing the evidence necessary to make informed decisions…”
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Prediction of bioavailability and toxicity of complex chemical mixtures through machine learning models by Cipullo, S., Snapir, B., Prpich, G., Campo, P., Coulon, F.

“…Empirical data from a 6-month mesocosms experiment were used to assess the ability and performance of two machine learning (ML) models, including artificial…”
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Insights into mixed contaminants interactions and its implication for heavy metals and metalloids mobility, bioavailability and risk assessment by Cipullo, S., Snapir, B., Tardif, S., Campo, P., Prpich, G., Coulon, F.

“…Mobility of heavy metals at contaminated sites is mainly influenced by the soil physicochemical properties and environmental conditions, therefore assessing…”
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Linking bioavailability and toxicity changes of complex chemicals mixture to support decision making for remediation endpoint of contaminated soils by Cipullo, S., Negrin, I., Claveau, L., Snapir, B., Tardif, S., Pulleyblank, C., Prpich, G., Campo, P., Coulon, F.

“…A six-month laboratory scale study was carried out to investigate the effect of biochar and compost amendments on complex chemical mixtures of tar, heavy…”
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Integrating horizon scanning and strategic risk prioritisation using a weight of evidence framework to inform policy decisions by Garnett, K., Lickorish, F.A., Rocks, S.A., Prpich, G., Rathe, A.A., Pollard, S.J.T.

“…Poor connection between data on emerging issues and credible policy decisions continues to challenge governments, and is only likely to grow as demands on time…”
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Scientific commentary: Strategic analysis of environmental policy risks—heat maps, risk futures and the character of environmental harm by Prpich, G., Dagonneau, J., Rocks, S.A., Lickorish, F., Pollard, S.J.T.

“…We summarise our recent efforts on the policy-level risk appraisal of environmental risks. These have necessitated working closely with policy teams and a…”
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Two-phase reactors applied to the removal of substituted phenols: comparison between liquid-liquid and liquid-solid systems by Tomei, M C, Annesini, M C, Piemonte, V, Prpich, G P, Daugulis, A J

“…In this paper, a comparison is provided between liquid-liquid and liquid-solid partitioning systems applied to the removal of high concentrations of…”
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Assessment of Consequences of Notifiable Fish Disease Incursions in England and Wales by Morant, M. P., Prpich, G., Peeler, E., Thrush, M., Rocks, S. A., Pollard, S. J. T.

“…A consequence assessment framework was developed to evaluate the economic and environmental consequences of an exotic disease in the context of supporting…”
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Polymer Development for Enhanced Delivery of Phenol in a Solid-Liquid Two-Phase Partitioning Bioreactor by Prpich, George P., Daugulis, Andrew J.

“…Two‐Phase Partitioning Bioreactors (TPPBs) have traditionally been used to partition toxic concentrations of xenobiotics from a cell‐containing aqueous phase…”
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Remediation of PAH contaminated soils: Application of a solid–liquid two-phase partitioning bioreactor by Rehmann, Lars, Prpich, George P., Daugulis, Andrew J.

“…The feasibility of a two-step treatment process has been assessed at laboratory scale for the remediation of soil contaminated with a model mixture of…”
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Scientific commentary: Strategic analysis of environmental policy risks—heat maps, risk futures and the character of environmental harm by PRPICH, G, DAGONNEAU, J, ROCKS, S. A, LICKORISH, F, POLLARD, S. J. T

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Enhanced biodegradation of phenol by a microbial consortium in a solid-liquid two phase partitioning bioreactor by Prpich, G.P, Daugulis, A.J

“…Two phase partitioning bioreactors (TPPBs) operate by partitioning toxic substrates to or from an aqueous, cell-containing phase by means of second immiscible…”
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