The emergence of suspect screening has enabled the comprehensive characterization of
micropollutants in water systems. In this work, we developed a sensitive suspect screening …

The vast number of chemicals potentially reaching aquatic environment pose a challenge in
maintaining the quality of water resources. However, best management practices to improve …

The goal of this research was to comprehensively characterize the occurrence and temporal
dynamics of target and nontarget micropollutants in a small stream. We established the Fall …

This study demonstrates that regulatory databases combined with the latest advances in
high resolution mass spectrometry (HRMS) can be efficiently used to prioritize and identify …

To detect site-specific, suspected and formerly unknown contaminants in a wastewater
treatment plant effluent, we established a screening procedure based on liquid …

In this study, micropollutants in wastewater effluents were prioritized by monitoring the
composition of influent and effluent wastewater by liquid chromatography–high-resolution …

Diffuse pollution in urban receiving waters often adversely impacts both humans and
ecosystems. Identifying such pollution sources is challenging and limits the effectiveness of …

Monitored contaminants in drinking water represent a small portion of the total compounds
present, many of which may be relevant to human health. To understand the totality of …

This study explores the combination of two sampling strategies (polar organic compounds
integrative sampler (POCIS) vs. spot sampling) and four chromatographic retention modes …

LC-HRMS-based nontarget screening (NTS) has become the method of choice to monitor
organic micropollutants (OMPs) in drinking water and its sources. OMPs are identified by …