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Gabriel Sigmund
Gabriel Sigmund
Assistant Professor | Wageningen University | Environmental Technology
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Sorption of ionizable and ionic organic compounds to biochar, activated carbon and other carbonaceous materials
M Kah, G Sigmund, F Xiao, T Hofmann
Water research 124, 673-692, 2017
3972017
Polyethylene microplastics influence the transport of organic contaminants in soil
T Hüffer, F Metzelder, G Sigmund, S Slawek, TC Schmidt, T Hofmann
Science of the Total Environment 657, 242-247, 2019
2682019
Biochar total surface area and total pore volume determined by N2 and CO2 physisorption are strongly influenced by degassing temperature
G Sigmund, T Hüffer, T Hofmann, M Kah
Science of the Total Environment 580, 770-775, 2017
1432017
Deep learning neural network approach for predicting the sorption of ionizable and polar organic pollutants to a wide range of carbonaceous materials
G Sigmund, M Gharasoo, T Hüffer, T Hofmann
Environmental science & technology 54 (7), 4583-4591, 2020
1232020
Influence of compost and biochar on microbial communities and the sorption/degradation of PAHs and NSO-substituted PAHs in contaminated soils
G Sigmund, C Poyntner, G Piñar, M Kah, T Hofmann
Journal of hazardous materials 345, 107-113, 2018
872018
Environmental transformation of natural and engineered carbon nanoparticles and implications for the fate of organic contaminants
G Sigmund, C Jiang, T Hofmann, W Chen
Environmental Science: Nano 5 (11), 2500-2518, 2018
832018
Getting in control of persistent, mobile and toxic (PMT) and very persistent and very mobile (vPvM) substances to protect water resources: strategies from diverse perspectives
SE Hale, M Neumann, I Schliebner, J Schulze, FS Averbeck, ...
Environmental Sciences Europe 34 (1), 22, 2022
662022
Addressing chemical pollution in biodiversity research
G Sigmund, M Ågerstrand, A Antonelli, T Backhaus, T Brodin, ...
Global Change Biology 29 (12), 3240-3255, 2023
622023
Sorption and Mobility of Charged Organic Compounds: How to Confront and Overcome Limitations in Their Assessment
G Sigmund, HPH Arp, BM Aumeier, TD Bucheli, B Chefetz, W Chen, ...
Environmental Science & Technology 56 (8), 4702-4710, 2022
592022
Wood-based activated biochar to eliminate organic micropollutants from biologically treated wastewater
N Hagemann, HP Schmidt, R Kägi, M Böhler, G Sigmund, A Maccagnan, ...
Science of the Total Environment 730, 138417, 2020
582020
Cytotoxicity of biochar: a workplace safety concern?
G Sigmund, D Huber, TD Bucheli, M Baumann, N Borth, GM Guebitz, ...
Environmental Science & Technology Letters 4 (9), 362-366, 2017
572017
Bioavailability and toxicity of pyrene in soils upon biochar and compost addition
L Bielská, M Kah, G Sigmund, T Hofmann, S Höss
Science of The Total Environment 595, 132-140, 2017
512017
Predicting the sorption of aromatic acids to noncarbonized and carbonized sorbents
G Sigmund, H Sun, T Hofmann, M Kah
Environmental science & technology 50 (7), 3641-3648, 2016
512016
Key Physicochemical Properties Dictating Gastrointestinal Bioaccessibility of Microplastics-Associated Organic Xenobiotics: Insights from a Deep Learning Approach
X Liu, M Gharasoo, Y Shi, G Sigmund, T Hüffer, L Duan, Y Wang, R Ji, ...
Environmental Science & Technology 54 (19), 12051-12062, 2020
442020
Environmentally persistent free radicals are ubiquitous in wildfire charcoals and remain stable for years
G Sigmund, C Santín, M Pignitter, N Tepe, SH Doerr, T Hofmann
Communications Earth & Environment 2 (1), 68, 2021
422021
Effect of ageing on the properties and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon composition of biochar
G Sigmund, TD Bucheli, I Hilber, V Micić, M Kah, T Hofmann
Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts 19 (5), 768-774, 2017
422017
The removal of lead, copper, zinc and cadmium from aqueous solution by biochar and amended biochars
S Cairns, I Robertson, G Sigmund, A Street-Perrott
Environmental Science and Pollution Research 27 (17), 21702-21715, 2020
302020
Pyrolysis of waste materials: characterization and prediction of sorption potential across a wide range of mineral contents and pyrolysis temperatures
M Kah, H Sun, G Sigmund, T Hüffer, T Hofmann
Bioresource Technology 214, 225-233, 2016
302016
Wood ash amended biochar for the removal of lead, copper, zinc and cadmium from aqueous solution
S Cairns, S Chaudhuri, G Sigmund, I Robertson, N Hawkins, T Dunlop, ...
Environmental Technology & Innovation 24, 101961, 2021
292021
The importance of aromaticity to describe the interactions of organic matter with carbonaceous materials depends on molecular weight and sorbent geometry
S Castan, G Sigmund, T Hüffer, N Tepe, F von der Kammer, B Chefetz, ...
Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts 22 (9), 1888-1897, 2020
262020
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