Sentinel Dogs and Cats: Potential Key Players in the Study of Human Environmental Exposures
Roberta Attanasio, Georgia State University
Here is a half-known secret—our cherished pets do for us more than we think. Among other feats, they can serve as sentinels of human exposure to pollutants. It all started with canaries in coal mines. By […]
What Will the Future Risks of Chemicals Be Under Global and Climate Change?
Paul van den Brink, Wageningen University, and Jannicke Moe, Norwegian Institute for Water Research
By 2050, the world population will reach nine billion people, and three quarters of the global population will live in cities. The development path to 2050 will […]
Advances in Methodology and Applications of Nontargeted Analysis in Environmental Monitoring
Natalia Quinete, Florida International University; Bowen Du, Southern California Coastal Water Research Project; Edward Furlong, U.S. Geological Survey; Benjamin Place, National Institute of Standards & Technology; Elin M. Ulrich, U.S. Environmental […]
A Year in the Life of a SETAC Europe President
Michelle Bloor, SETAC Europe President
Annus mirabilis is a Latin phrase that means “wonderful year,” “marvellous year” or “year of miracles,” and it is the title of a poem by John Dryden, which was published in 1667. The poem commemorated 1665–1666, […]
The Success Story of the SETAC Africa Student Body
Fola Ogungbemi, Ogemdi Anika, Ifeoluwa Idowu, Keitumetse Tsubane, SETAC Africa Student Advisory Council
The SETAC Africa Student Advisory Council (SAC) was launched during the SETAC Africa 9th Biennial Conference in May 2019 in Cape Town, South Africa. The council immediately put […]
Highlighting SETAC North America Board Members Serving From 2020–2024
Tisha King-Heiden, SETAC North America Vice President
We are happy to introduce you to our new members to our SETAC North American (SNA) Board of Directors, who will be serving from 2022–2024.
SETAC is unique in that we are committed to taking […]