PrasseLab

Prasse Lab of @JohnsHopkinsEHE @JohnsHopkins. We love the environment and interdisciplinary research! Tweets by team members.

[PrasseLab @PrasseLab]

Congratulations to co-authors @newmeyermn, Sara Lupolt, Qinfan Lyu, and @keeve_nachman!

[PrasseLab @PrasseLab]

🚨New manuscript alert🚨

Our latest paper in @EnvSciTech describes the implementation of a #nontarget method to identify candidate organic tracers that may help improve estimates of infants' dust ingestion rates

@JohnsHopkinsEHE

https://t.co/EnJDCfzabO

[JohnsHopkinsEHE @JohnsHopkinsEHE]

Carsten Prasse has been promoted to associate professor! 👏👏👏 Carsten's research focuses on the occurrence and fate of organic contaminants in the urban water cycle and their impact on environmental and human health. @prasselab @hopkinsengineer
https://t.co/46Yx32Rsro

[PrasseLab @PrasseLab]

🚨New Manuscript Alert🚨

Our group at @JohnsHopkinsEHE created SPREx, a new method to detect overlooked toxic oxidation byproducts in treated water. SPREx combines extraction, toxicant prioritization, & identification to advance water safety monitoring

https://t.co/q50ck9yLhN

[Environmental Science & Technology Journals @EnvSciTech]

Assessing the impact of recreational activities on a freshwater system using #LCHRMS, #ICPMS and #16SrRNAsequencing reveals a shift in its chemical and microbial fingerprint. @PrasseLab @coschoolofmines @JohnsHopkins @JohnsHopkinsSPH

ACS ES&T Water: https://t.co/smLHnRA69a

[PrasseLab @PrasseLab]

Excited for what’s to come!

[PrasseLab @PrasseLab]

📣new manuscript alert📣

Our latest paper, a collaboration with the Ranville lab at Mines, shows how the chemical and microbial fingerprint of streams can change due to human recreation.

@JohnsHopkinsEHE

https://t.co/Q3Mm6SBpGr

[PrasseLab @PrasseLab]

@dr_aherrera @NIH_LRP @NIEHS @AnaRule1 @anavasac @JohnsHopkinsEHE Congratulations!!!

[South Baltimore Community Land Trust @BaltimoreSouth]

Thank you @RepKweisiMfume ! Now we need @MDEnvironment to stop coal dust from the uncovered terminal in Curtis Bay and for @EPA to require coal cars nationwide to be covered. This is a small step to address a preventable exposure to toxins.

[Matthew N. Newmeyer @newmeyermn]

#Nontarget analyses can produce large datasets, containing compounds that may not be of toxicological concern. Utilizing a new hazard comparison tool to prioritize compounds detected in biosolids, we can make decisions about what compounds to study further
https://t.co/ov7NQZM0vY

[PrasseLab @PrasseLab]

Excited to see our recent paper trending with other top #EnvironmentalSciences publications!

We combined a nontargeted workflow with a novel hazard comparison tool to detect and prioritize unregulated organic contaminants present in biosolids: https://t.co/0dkiJ7p6YY

[OOIR @ObserveIR]

Trending in #EnvironmentalSciences:
https://t.co/ypYRwW6ejl

1) Extreme wildfires in Canada & the global loss in tree cover and carbon emissions in 2023 (@GlobalChangeBio)

2) Landfill Gas: A Major Pathway for Neutral PFAS Release

3) Fast & slow intertropical convergence zone migrations linked to delayed Southern Ocean warming (@NatureClimate)

4) Supporting Prioritization of Unregulated Organic Contaminants in Biosolids

5) Use of natural environments is associated with reduced inequalities in child mental wellbeing

[PrasseLab @PrasseLab]

📣New manuscript alert!📣
Our latest manuscript details a new worflow for detecting and prioritizing unregulated organic contaminants in biosolids by combining #nontarget analysis with a new hazard comparison tool!

[Matthew N. Newmeyer @newmeyermn]

Our newest paper from @PrasseLab @JohnsHopkinsEHE is now available at @EnvSciTech on combining #nontarget analysis with computer-based hazard comparison for prioritization of organic contaminants in biosolids
https://t.co/M6JwDixctt

[PrasseLab @PrasseLab]

🚨New paper alert🚨

Dr. Chris Brueck published a chapter from his Ph.D. dissertation that provides a detailed analysis of how growing practices, environmental factors, and chemical contamination affect the nutrition and food safety of darkibor kale!

https://t.co/eg0iIzDtI3

[Johns Hopkins Engineering @HopkinsEngineer]

Waste to Watts: Chemicals used in agriculture wind up in manure... and then in our waterways. @PrasseLab says anaerobic digestion—microbes breaking down organic matter in the absence of oxygen— could remove those chemicals AND provide renewable energy. https://t.co/oQcz2WzBnP

[Nicole Boivin @NicoleLBoivin]

Our new @SpringerNature paper is out: #Sexism in #academia is bad for #science and a waste of public funding.

#genderequity #WomeninSTEM

Read it here:
https://t.co/Y6uZeWCJVL

[Johns Hopkins Engineering @HopkinsEngineer]

In JHU Magazine: Could your house make you sick? The EPA has found that the concentrations of some pollutants are often 2-5x higher than outdoors. @JohnsHopkinsEHE's @NatalieGExum, @PrasseLab, @ProfPeteD @MarshaKarp1 and @DrLockeJHU weigh in: https://t.co/QPzzQDmomz

[PrasseLab @PrasseLab]

@garrettjmckay What a cutie! Congrats!

[Ray Hozalski @HozalskiRay]

@tmLaPara and I are looking for a postdoc to study opportunistic pathogens (and assess tradeoffs with disinfection byproducts) in US water systems. A high profile 3 y project sponsored by USEPA. See link for more info and to apply. https://t.co/rHy0f1Viui

[McDonough Lab @McDonoughLabCMU]

McDonough Lab is seeking a postdoctoral researcher in the area of Environmental Chemistry. If interested, please reach out to us. Official job posting here: https://t.co/OuC16vcr9o
Please RT and spread the word.

[Lutgarde Raskin @LutRaskin]

We are recruiting two postdocs at the University of Michigan with expertise in anaerobic biotechnology research, sociotechnical education, and community-led circular economy social structures and infrastructure facilities. Job posting at https://t.co/lO5crpalEg