Walter Giger is affiliated with the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology in Switzerland. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science, with emphasis on industrial and manufacturing engineering, health, toxicology, mutagenesis, environmental chemistry, and pollution.
Their work covers a range of topics including environmental chemistry and analysis, water quality monitoring and analysis, water treatment and disinfection, pharmaceutical and antibiotic environmental impacts, effects and risks of endocrine disrupting chemicals, and wastewater treatment and reuse.
Giger has contributed to scientific literature with papers such as:
Frequent coauthors in their publications include:
Their articles have appeared in notable venues such as:
Michael Berg;Hong Con Tran;Thi Chuyen Nguyen;Hung Viet Pham
Marijan Ahel;Walter Giger;Markus Koch
Walter Giger;Paul H. Brunner;Christian Schaffner
Anke Göbel;Christa S. McArdell;Adriano Joss;Hansruedi Siegrist
Eva M. Golet;Irene Xifra;Hansruedi Siegrist;Alfredo C. Alder
Anke Göbel;Angela Thomsen;Christa S. McArdell;and Adriano Joss
Stuart G. Wakeham;Christian Schaffner;Walter Giger
Eva M. Golet;and Alfredo C. Alder;Walter Giger
Marijan Ahel;Walter Giger;Christian Schaffner
Christa S McArdell;Eva Molnar;Marc J F Suter;Walter Giger
Eva M. Golet;Alfredo C. Alder;Andreas Hartmann;Thomas A. Ternes
Eva M. Golet;Adrian Strehler;and Alfredo C. Alder;Walter Giger
M. Ahel;J. McEvoy;W. Giger
Stuart G. Wakeham;Christian Schaffner;Walter Giger
Andreas C Gerecke;Paul C Hartmann;Norbert V Heeb;Hans-Peter E Kohler
Walter Giger;Alfredo C. Alder;Eva M. Golet;Hans-Peter E. Kohler
Marijan Ahel;Walter Giger
Anke Göbel;Christa S. Mcardell;Marc J.-F. Suter;Walter Giger
Marijan. Ahel;Walter. Giger
Walter Giger;Christian Schaffner;Hans-Peter E. Kohler
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