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Best chemical risk assessment professionals for maximum Ecosystem Services benefit (PRORISK)

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Project Identification
859891
Project Period
4/2020 - 3/2024
Investor / Pogramme / Project type
European Union
  • Horizon 2020
  • MSCA Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (Excellent Science)
MU Faculty or unit
Faculty of Science
Cooperating Organization
Aarhus Universitet
University of Sheffield
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Agencia Estatal Consejo Superior
the University of Girona
Norwegian Institute for Water Research
Technical University of Denmark

Vision of PRORISK is to provide a unique value by creating a novel platform for training a network of Early Stage Researchers (ESRs) in the field of advanced Environmental Risk Assessment (ERA). ERA is nowadays rapidly changing from relying on simplified descriptive laboratory tests to incorporating mechanistic, ecological and socio-economic process information. This revolutionizes the risk assessment making it increasingly comprehensive, realistic and relevant, also under consideration of other modulating effects such as non-chemical stressors or impact of global change. ESRs in PRORISK will gain the abilities to address this major challenge in risk assessment paradigm shift. They will work as future experts at the interface between the key concepts of sustainable protection of ecosystems and health - i.e. adverse outcome pathways (AOPs) and ecosystem services. Young researchers within PRORISK will develop and integrate mechanistic understanding, in-depth analyses of chemical-biological interactions and exposure, and functioning of ecosystems. They will be able to tackle increasingly complex data. They also will be able to critically evaluate robustness of risk predictions and assess the socio-economic costs of environmental damage. PRORISK will allow the ESRs to develop the critical capability to synthesize processes across different levels of biological organization and different mechanistic, ecosystem and socio-economical concepts. This will empower ESRs to shape future regulatory missions protecting the ecosystems services and assuring thus sustainability of ecosystem services and prosperity long beyond the PRORISK project.

Sustainable Development Goals

Masaryk University is committed to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, which aim to improve the conditions and quality of life on our planet by 2030.

Sustainable Development Goal No. 3 – Good health and well-being Sustainable Development Goal No. 4 – Quality education Sustainable Development Goal No. 5 – Gender equality Sustainable Development Goal No. 6 – Clean water and sanitation Sustainable Development Goal No. 12 – Responsible consumption and production Sustainable Development Goal No. 13 – Climate action Sustainable Development Goal No. 14 – Life below water Sustainable Development Goal No. 15 – Life on land Sustainable Development Goal No. 17 – Partnerships for the goals

Publications

Total number of publications: 11

2023

2022

  • Target and suspect screening of 4777 per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in river water, wastewater, groundwater and biota samples in the Danube River Basin

    NG Kelsey Kwong Pui ALYGIZAKIS Nikiforos ANDROULAKAKIS Andreas GALANI Aikaterini AALIZADEH Reza THOMAIDIS Nikolaos S. SLOBODNÍK Jaroslav

    Article in Periodical

    Journal of Hazardous Materials, year: 2022, volume: 436, edition: August 2022, DOI

  • The NORMAN Suspect List Exchange (NORMAN-SLE): facilitating European and worldwide collaboration on suspect screening in high resolution mass spectrometry

    TAHA Hiba Mohammed AALIZADEH Reza ALYGIZAKIS Nikiforos ANTIGNAC Jean-Philippe ARP Hans Peter H. BADE Richard BAKER Nancy BELOVA Lidia BIJLSMA Lubertus BOLTON Evan E. BRACK Werner CELMA Alberto CHEN Wen-Ling CHENG Tiejun CHIRSIR Parviel CIRKA Lubos AGOSTINO Lisa A. FEUNANG Yannick Djoumbou DULIO Valeria FISCHER Stellan GAGO-FERRERO Pablo GALANI Aikaterini GEUEKE Birgit GLOWACKA Natalia GLUGE Juliane GROH Ksenia GROSSE Sylvia HAGLUND Peter HAKKINEN Pertti J. HALE Sarah E. HERNANDEZ Felix JANSSEN Elisabeth M.-L. JONKERS Tim KIEFER Karin KIRCHNER Michal KOSCHORRECK Jan KRAUSS Martin KRIER Jessy LAMOREE Marja H. LETZEL Marion LETZEL Thomas LI Qingliang LITTLE James LIU Yanna LUNDERBERG David M. MARTIN Jonathan W. MCEACHRAN Andrew D. MCLEAN John A. MEIER Christiane MEIJER Jeroen MENGER Frank MERINO Carla MUNCKE Jane MUSCHKET Matthias NEUMANN Michael NEVEU Vanessa NG Kelsey Kwong Pui OBERACHER Herbert BRIEN Jake OSWALD Peter OSWALDOVA Martina PICACHE Jaqueline A. POSTIGO Cristina RAMIREZ Noelia REEMTSMA Thorsten RENAUD Justin ROSTKOWSKI Pawel RUEDEL Heinz SALEK Reza M. SAMANIPOUR Saer SCHERINGER Martin SCHLIEBNER Ivo SCHULZ Wolfgang SCHULZE Tobias SENGL Manfred SHOEMAKER Benjamin A. SIMS Kerry SINGER Heinz SINGH Randolph R. SUMARAH Mark THIESSEN Paul A. THOMAS Kevin V. TORRES Sonia TRIER Xenia VAN WEZEL Annemarie P. VERMEULEN Roel C. H. VLAANDEREN Jelle J. VON DER OHE Peter C. WANG Zhanyun WILLIAMS Antony J. WILLIGHAGEN Egon L. WISHART David S. ZHANG Jian THOMAIDIS Nikolaos S. HOLLENDER Juliane SLOBODNÍK Jaroslav SCHYMANSKI Emma L.

    Article in Periodical

    Environmental Sciences Europe, year: 2022, volume: 34, edition: 1, DOI

2021

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