Georg Becher is affiliated with the Norwegian Institute of Public Health in Norway. Their research focuses primarily on environmental science, particularly in the subfield of environmental chemistry.
The scientist's work heavily concentrates on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) research, covering various aspects related to these compounds.
Frequent co-authors in their research include:
Most of Georg Becher's publications have appeared in the following venues:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Georg Becher include:
Georg Becher;Åke Bergman;Poul Bjerregaard;Riana Bornman
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Cathrine Thomsen;Elsa Lundanes;Georg Becher
Enrique Cequier;Alin C Ionas;Adrian Covaci;Rosa Maria Marcé
Line S. Haug;Cathrine Thomsen;Anne L. Brantsæter;Helen E. Kvalem
Line S Haug;Cathrine Thomsen;Georg Becher
Karel Janák;Adrian Covaci;Stefan Voorspoels;Georg Becher
H Fromme;G Becher;B Hilger;W Völkel
Anne Vested;Cecilia Høst Ramlau-Hansen;Sjurdur Frodi Olsen;Jens Peter Bonde
Line Småstuen Haug;Samira Salihovic;Ingrid Ericson Jogsten;Cathrine Thomsen
Kristine Bjerve Gützkow;Line Småstuen Haug;Cathrine Thomsen;Azemira Sabaredzovic
Enrique Cequier;Amrit Kaur Sakhi;Rosa Maria Marcé;Georg Becher
Cathrine Thomsen;Elsa Lundanes;Georg Becher
Aage Haugen;Georg Becher;Christel Benestad;Kirsi Vahakangas
A. L. Brantsæter;Kristina W Whitworth;T. A. Ydersbond;L. S. Haug
Robin J Law;Martin Kohler;Norbert V Heeb;Andreas C Gerecke
Line S. Haug;Sandra Huber;Martin Schlabach;Georg Becher;Georg Becher
Marie Frederiksen;Cathrine Thomsen;May Frøshaug;Katrin Vorkamp
Line Småstuen Haug;Cathrine Thomsen;Georg Becher;Georg Becher
Cathrine Thomsen;Line S. Haug;Hein Stigum;May Frøshaug
Cathrine Thomsen;Veronica Horpestad Liane;Georg Becher
Cathrine Thomsen;Hein Stigum;May Frøshaug;Sharon L. Broadwell
Thomas. Ramdahl;Georg. Becher;Alf. Bjoerseth
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