Martin Jekel is affiliated with the Technical University of Berlin in Germany. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science with a specific emphasis on pollution, water science and technology, health, toxicology and mutagenesis, inorganic chemistry, and industrial and manufacturing engineering.
The main research topics covered by Martin Jekel include pharmaceutical and antibiotic environmental impacts, microplastics and plastic pollution, water treatment and disinfection, recycling and waste management techniques, toxic organic pollutants impact, analytical chemistry methods development, and wastewater treatment and nitrogen removal.
Jekel has contributed to several scientific papers across notable publication venues. These venues include:
The recent publications authored or coauthored by Martin Jekel include:
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Martin Jekel include Aki Sebastian Ruhl, Stefan Dittmar, Thorsten Reemtsma, Josefine Filter, and Korinna Altmann.
In addition to journal publications, Martin Jekel has published a book titled Mikroplastik im Wasserkreislauf in 2020 through Technische Universität Berlin.
David B. Miklos;Christian Remy;Martin Jekel;Karl G. Linden
S. Rosenberger;C. Laabs;B. Lesjean;R. Gnirss
Amrita Pal;Yiliang He;Martin Jekel;Martin Reinhard
Erik Dümichen;Anne-Kathrin Barthel;Ulrike Braun;Claus G. Bannick
Rita Triebskorn;Thomas Braunbeck;Tamara Grummt;Lisa Hanslik
Wolfgang Driehaus;Reiner Seith;Martin Jekel
W. Driehaus;M. Jekel;U. Hildebrandt
Arne Genz;Anja Kornmüller;Martin Jekel
Kashi Banerjee;Gary L. Amy;Michele Prevost;Shokoufeh Nour
Steffen Grünheid;Gary Amy;Martin Jekel
Johannes Altmann;Aki Sebastian Ruhl;Frederik Zietzschmann;Martin Jekel
Silke Karcher;Anja Kornmüller;Martin Jekel
Marc-Olivier Buffle;Jochen Schumacher;Sébastien Meylan;Martin Jekel
Thorsten Reemtsma;Ulf Miehe;Uwe Duennbier;Martin Jekel
Marc-Olivier Buffle;Jochen Schumacher;Elisabeth Salhi;Martin Jekel
C. Hartig;M. Jekel
Paul Eisentraut;Erik Dümichen;Aki Sebastian Ruhl;Martin Jekel
Silke Karcher;Anja Kornmüller;Martin Jekel
Achim Kloepfer;Martin Jekel;Thorsten Reemtsma
Uwe Hübner;Urs von Gunten;Urs von Gunten;Martin Jekel
Thorsten Reemtsma;Martin Jekel
Jia-yu Tian;Mathias Ernst;Fuyi Cui;Martin Jekel
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