• Exploring the presence of PFAS in Dutch surface waters
  Sanne Brekelmans (The Water Laboratory Haarlem)
• Dynamics of PFAS in the rivers Meuse and Rhine
  Tessa Pronk (KWR)
• Bioturbation affects bioaccumulation of PFAS: uptake from sediments by a rooting macrophyte and a benthic invertebrate
  Ioanna Gkika (UvA)
• Macroinvertebrate community responses to PFAS pollution: identification of threshold body burdens
  Cara Byns (Antwerp University)
• The contribution of PFAS to thyroid hormone-displacing activity in Dutch waters: A comparison between two in vitro bioassays with chemical analysis
  Jaimy de Schepper (The Water Laboratory Haarlem)
• Chronic toxicity of PFOS to aquatic macroinvertebrates
  Ayesha Siddiqa (Wageningen University)
• Multigeneration toxicity of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to Daphnia magna and Folsomia candida
  Skylar Xie (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
• Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis) as biomonitor of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) pollution in Flanders, Belgium
  Thimo Groffen (Antwerp University)
• PFAS in Dutch foods: contamination of fish and crops
  Stefan van Leeuwen (Wageningen Food Safety Research)
  
  

1. Identification and characterization of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) isomers by ion mobility - high resolution mass spectrometry (IM-HRMS) (Lu Zhao, Antwerp University)
2. Occurrence of short- and ultra-short-chain PFAS in drinking water in Flanders (Francesca Cappelli, Antwerp University)
3. Adsorption of PFOA and PFOS to ferrihydrite iron oxide nanoparticles (Ke Peng, Wageningen University)
4. Accumulation of PFAS within a terrestrial food chain indicating species-specific differences (Jodie Buytaert, Antwerp University)
5. Grounded: needs to understand soil phenomena for PFAS bioavailability and plant uptake (Stefan van Leeuwen, Wageningen Food Safety Research)
6. Effects of fluorocarbon chain length and polar head groups on the toxicity of per- and polyfluorinated substances (PFAS) (Skylar Xie, Vrije Universiteit)
7. PFAS research priorities for environmental risk assessment (Ioanna Gkika, University of Amsterdam)

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