Urs Berger is affiliated with the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research in Germany. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science, with significant contributions across several interconnected subfields including health, toxicology and mutagenesis, environmental chemistry, atmospheric science, clinical biochemistry, and spectroscopy.
The scientist's work covers a range of main topics, notably per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances research, toxic organic pollutants impact, atmospheric chemistry and aerosols, metabolism and genetic disorders, folate and B vitamins research, and analytical chemistry methods development. A recurring emphasis is placed on the development of analytical chemistry and chromatography techniques.
Urs Berger has authored publications in several journals, frequently contributing to:
Recent papers by Urs Berger include:
Their frequent collaborators include Thorsten Reemtsma, Marc Guckert, Karsten Nödler, Gudrun Nürenberg, and Sarah C. Grünert, each having contributed multiple joint publications with Berger.
Robert C Buck;James Franklin;Urs Berger;Jason M Conder
Stefan Weigel;Urs Berger;Einar Jensen;Roland Kallenborn
Craig M. Butt;Urs Berger;Rossana Bossi;Gregg T. Tomy
Anders Glynn;Urs Berger;Anders Bignert;Shahid Ullah
Thorsten Reemtsma;Urs Berger;Hans Peter H. Arp;Hervé Gallard
Marianne Haukås;Marianne Haukås;Urs Berger;Urs Berger;Haakon Hop;Bjørn Gulliksen
Jonathan L. Barber;Urs Berger;Urs Berger;Chakra Chaemfa;Sandra Huber
Jonathan W. Martin;Kurunthachalam Kannan;Urs Berger;Pim De Voogt
Urs Berger;Anders Glynn;Katrin E. Holmström;Marika Berglund
Michael S McLachlan;Katrin E Holmstrom;Margot Reth;Urs Berger
Jonathan Verreault;Magali Houde;Geir W. Gabrielsen;U. R. S. Berger
Annika Jahnke;Urs Berger
Robin Vestergren;Urs Berger;Anders Glynn;Ian T. Cousins
Stefanie Schulze;Daniel Zahn;Rosa Montes;Rosario Rodil
Christian Bogdal;Tomas Alsberg;Pascal S. Diefenbacher;Pascal S. Diefenbacher;Matthew MacLeod
Ulrika E. Fridén;Michael S. McLachlan;Urs Berger
Annika Jahnke;Urs Berger;Ralf Ebinghaus;Christian Temme
Marleen Maras;Caroline Vanparys;Frederik Muylle;Johan Robbens
Samuli Korpinen;Maria Laamanen;Jesper H. Andersen;Lillemor Asplund
D. Herzke;U. Berger;R. Kallenborn;T. Nygård
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