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Final conference in Berlin
We had a wonderful final conference at the Federal Press Office in Berlin on 4 and 5 June.
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TerraChem-inspired Session at SETAC Europe 2026
TerraChem made a splash at SETAC Europe 2026 in Maastricht last week.
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How to report on ecotoxicology data
TerraChem team members have published a guide for toxicologists and chemists to report ecotoxicological data in clean ways and solve common data reporting issues.
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Understanding chemical damage to species richness with the help of metabarcoding
TerraChem collected samples of terrestrial wildlife and soil and complemented this with metabarcoding to understand how these chemicals move through food chains and identify damage to species richness.
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Functional diversity provides a new way for chemical risk assessment
TerraChem team members present a new method for chemical risk assessment that helps predict the effects of chemical pollution to ecosystems.
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AI helps assess environmental risks from chemicals
A team led by the University of Tübingen used a new AI tool to improve testing of bioaccumulation in fish. Results were published with TerraChem co-funding.
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TerraChem Newsletter December 2025
In our latest newsletter we look back on a fruitful end to 2025. There’s special attention to our team meeting in Lyngby and we provide an overview of our recent outreach activities.
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Mid-project Milestone
We’ve reached an important milestone: we’re halfway through the TerraChem Project. Thank you to everyone contributing their expertise and passion to make this possible!
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Job Alert: Two vacancies at Universiteit Leiden for TerraChem
Our partners Universiteit Leiden are hiring for two positions for TerraChem. A Postdoc position on functional diversity and ecosystem services and a research support staff member.
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Spotlight presentations in Naturalis
On October 16th TerraChem organised an outreach day in the museum of Naturalis Biodiversity Center. Visitors of the museum could join various presentation sessions in the interactive LiveScience exhibit.