Martin wolf wagner biography of albert
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Martin Wagner
About
Martin is a biologist interested in studying what plastics and other synthetic agents (e.g., endocrine disrupting chemicals) do to human and ecosystem health. For that he uses state-of-the-art in vitro and in vivo bioassays to characterize the total toxicity of complex samples (e.g., leachates of plastic materials). He also applies effect-directed chemical analysis to identify novel compounds causing the observed toxicity. With this approach he aims at contributing to a more holistic understanding human and environmental exposomes. To achieve this, he is working at the interface of mechanistic toxicology, exposure science, non-target chemical analysis, and environmental health.
Publications
2024
- Widerøe, Marius; Falkenberg, Liv Eggset; Cyvin, Jakob Bonnevie; Richter, Isabell; Klingsheim, Karl; Rokstad, Anne Mari A.. (2024) Verdens plastproblem - går det på helsa løs?. NTNU Helse og livsvitenskap
Report
- Wagner, Martin; Monclus Anglada, Laura; Arp, Hans Peter Heinrich; Groh, Ksenia; Løseth, Mari Engvig; Muncke, Jane. (2024) State of the science on plastic chemicals - Identifying and addressing chemicals and polymers of concern.zenodo
Academic literature review
- Wagner, Martin. (2024) Protect the plastics treaty
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Martin Wolf is a distinguished economist, journalist and author, best known for the columns he writes for The Financial Times from London. Oxford educated, and a former World Bank economist, Wolf has since the 1980s been at the FT, most recently as an associate editor and as the paper's chief economics commentator. For much of that time, he's been chronicling the ups and downs of globalization, in his columns and in books like, Why Globalization Works (2004) and most recently, The Crisis of DemoSubscribe or login to read the rest.
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