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Investigating the effectiveness of simplified labels for safe use communication : the case of household detergents

Maggie Geuens (UGent) , Dominic Byrne, Geert Boeije, Virginie Peeters and Bert Vandecasteele

(2021) INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CONSUMER STUDIES. 45(6). p.1410-1424
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A rule-based screening environmental risk assessment tool derived from EUSES

Frederik Verdonck (UGent) , Geert Boeije, Véronique Vandenberghe, M COMBER, W DE WOLF, T FEIJTEL, M HOLT, V KOCH, A LECLOUX, A SIEBEL-SAUER, et al.

(2005) CHEMOSPHERE. 58(9). p.1169-1176
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Adequate model complexity for scenario analysis of VOC stripping in a trickling filter

Henk Vanhooren, Tom Verbrugge, Geert Boeije, D Demey and Peter Vanrolleghem (UGent)

(2001) WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 43(7). p.29-38
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GREAT-ER: a new tool for management and risk assessment of chemicals in river basins: contribution to GREAT-ER #10

D Schowanek, K Fox, M Holt, FR Schroeder, V Koch, G Cassani, M Matthies, Geert Boeije, Peter Vanrolleghem (UGent) , A Young, et al.

(2001) WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 43(2). p.179-185
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Incorporation of biofilm activity in river biodegradation modeling: a case study for linear alkylbenzene sulphonate (LAS)

Geert Boeije, Diederik R Schowanek and Peter Vanrolleghem (UGent)

(2000) WATER RESEARCH. 34(5). p.1479-1486
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Development of a chemical fate model for trickling filters based on the activated sludge model Simple Treat: a case study for LAS

Geert Boeije, Henk Vanhooren, Tom Verbrugge and Peter Vanrolleghem (UGent)

(2000) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 34(20). p.4413-4417
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Toepassing van GREAT-ER, een blootstellingsmodel voor chemicaliën, op het Rupelstroombekken

Frederik Verdonck (UGent) , Geert Boeije, Peter Vanrolleghem (UGent) , T Feijtel and D Schowanek

(2000) @WEL : WATER, ENERGIE EN LEEFMILIEU. p.1-7
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Toepassing van GREAT-ER, een blootstellingsmodel voor chemicalien, op het Rupelstroombekken

Frederik Verdonck (UGent) , Geert Boeije, Peter Vanrolleghem (UGent) , T Feijtel and D Schowanek

(2000) CHEMIE MAGAZINE (LEUVEN). 26. p.75-79
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New PEC definitions for river basins applicable to GIS-based environmental exposure assessment

Geert Boeije, Jan-Oliver Wagner, Frank Koormann, Peter Vanrolleghem (UGent) , Diederik R Schowanek and Tom CJ Feijtel

(2000) CHEMOSPHERE. 40(3). p.255-265
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GREAT-ER: A new tool for management and risk assessment of chemicals in river basins

Diederik Schowanek, K FOX, M HOLT, FR SCHROEDER, V KOCH, G CASSANI, M MATTHIES, Geert Boeije, P VANROLLEGHEM, A YOUNG, et al.

(2000) Proceedings 1st World Congress of the International Water Association. Paris, France, July 3-7, 2000.

Academic Bibliography

Investigating the effectiveness of simplified labels for safe use communication : the case of household detergents

A rule-based screening environmental risk assessment tool derived from EUSES

Adequate model complexity for scenario analysis of VOC stripping in a trickling filter

GREAT-ER: a new tool for management and risk assessment of chemicals in river basins: contribution to GREAT-ER #10

Incorporation of biofilm activity in river biodegradation modeling: a case study for linear alkylbenzene sulphonate (LAS)

Development of a chemical fate model for trickling filters based on the activated sludge model Simple Treat: a case study for LAS

Toepassing van GREAT-ER, een blootstellingsmodel voor chemicaliën, op het Rupelstroombekken

Toepassing van GREAT-ER, een blootstellingsmodel voor chemicalien, op het Rupelstroombekken

New PEC definitions for river basins applicable to GIS-based environmental exposure assessment

GREAT-ER: A new tool for management and risk assessment of chemicals in river basins

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