Lessons from a national scale study in France: Trace metals measured in freshwater by diffusive gradient in thin film

Emmanuelle Uher

Irstea

Rsearch engineer in Irstea, in France, near Paris in analytical chemistry applied to environmental sciences and ecotoxicology for ten years. Holds a PhD in environmental sciences (2014). Area of expertises : analytical chemistry, passive samplers, ecochemistry, ecotoxicology, metallic contaminants.Has also a personal interest for irish traditional music (plays irish accordion) and irish set dancing.

Abstract

The last past decades of research have shown that the passive sampling technique DGT (Diffusive gradient in thin film)(Zhang and Davison, 1995) is a robust tool to monitor trace metals in freshwater. The progress made in... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Emmanuelle Uher (Irstea)
  2. Jean-Philippe Besse (SIBA)
  3. Adeline François (Irstea)
  4. Jérémie Lebrun (Irstea)
  5. Olivier Geffard (Irstea)
  6. Marina Coquery (Irstea)

Topic Area

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Session

OS-2A » Environmental Technology (15:30 - Monday, 15th August, O' Flaherty Theatre)