Entries for Lillemor Gustavsson

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Gustavsson

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Lillemor

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University of Örebro, Man-Technology-Environment Research Centre (MTM)

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Department of Natural Science

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70182 Örebro

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SWEDEN

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lillemor.gustavsson@karlskogaenergi.se

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Curriculum vitae:

Lillemor K. Gustavsson
MTM – Research Centre
Department of Natural Sciences
Örebro University
SE – 70182 Örebro
Sweden
Tel. +46 (0) 19-30 10 31
Fax; +46 (0) 19-30 35 46
Lillemor.Gustavsson@nat.oru.se

Lillemor Gustavsson has a Master degree in Biology, Karlstad University 2001 and is a PhD student in Environmental Science at Örebro University from 2001.

The PhD-thesis covers biological degradation and change in toxicity of an industrial sludge containing explosives and pharmaceuticals using anaerobic digestion, composting, and wetland treatment.

Published paper:

Changes in Toxicity and Genotoxicity of Industrial Sewage Sludge Samples Containing Nitro- and Amino-aromatic Compounds Following Treatment in Bioreactors with Different Oxygen Regimes (2004), Nina Klee, Lillemor Gustavsson, Thomas Kosmehl, Magnus Engwall, Lothar Erdinger, Thomas Braunbeck and Henner Hollert

Poster presentations:

SETAC-GLB conference in Heidelberg 2003:
Dioxin-like activity in an industrial sludge containing explosives and pharmaceutical residue (2003), Lillemor Gustafsson, Nina Klee, Henner Hollert, Helena Olsman and Magnus Engwall.

SETAC Europe conference in Prag 2004:
Biological treatment of sludge containing explosives and pharmaceutical residues - effects on genotoxicity and dioxin-like activity (2004), Lillemor Gustavsson, Nina Klee, Helena Olsman, S. Jönsson, Magnus Engwall and Henner Hollert

Areas of interest:

wetland treatment

pharmaceutical compounds

sludge

biology

Articles:

14 ESPR (3) 202-211 (2007), Reed Beds Receiving Industrial Sludge Containing Nitroaromatic Compounds - Effects of outgoing water and bed material extracts in the umu-C genotoxicity assay, DR-CALUX assay and on early life stage development in Zebrafish (Danio rerio) (10 pp)
11 ESPR (6) 379-387 (2004), Fate of Ah Receptor Agonists during Biological Treatment of an Industrial Sludge Containing Explosives and Pharmaceutical Residues (9 pp)
11 ESPR (5) 313-320 (2004), Changes in Toxicity and Genotoxicity of Industrial Sewage Sludge Samples Containing Nitro- and Amino-aromatic Compounds Following Treatment in Bioreactors with Different Oxygen Regimes (8 pp)

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