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U. Hommen

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h-index: 22
Works: 66
Citations: 1,665

Most-cited papers

Potential application of population models in the European ecological risk assessment of chemicals II: Review of models and their potential to address environmental protection aims
Nika Galic, U. Hommen, J. M. Hans Baveco, P. J. van den Brink
2010Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management156 citations Open access
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Potential application of ecological models in the European environmental risk assessment of chemicals I: Review of protection goals in EU directives and regulations
U. Hommen, J. M. Hans Baveco, Nika Galic, P. J. van den Brink
2010Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management151 citations Open access
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Ecological Models in Support of Regulatory Risk Assessments of Pesticides: Developing a Strategy for the Future
V. Forbes, U. Hommen, Pernille Thorbek, F. Heimbach +4 more
2009Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management139 citations Open access
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Re-introducing environmental change drivers in biodiversity-ecosystem functioning research
F. De Laender, Jason Rohr, Roman Ashauer, D. Baird +10 more
2016Trends in Ecology & Evolution128 citations Open access
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Development and validation of an individual based Daphnia magna population model: The influence of crowding on population dynamics
T. Preuss, M. Hammers-Wirtz, U. Hommen, M. Rubach +1 more
2009104 citations Open access
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The minimum detectable difference (MDD) and the interpretation of treatment-related effects of pesticides in experimental ecosystems
T. Brock, M. Hammers-Wirtz, U. Hommen, T. Preuss +4 more
2014Environmental science and pollution research international83 citations Open access
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CREAM: a European project on mechanistic effect models for ecological risk assessment of chemicals
V. Grimm, Roman Ashauer, V. Forbes, U. Hommen +5 more
2009Environmental science and pollution research international82 citations
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A plea for the use of copepods in freshwater ecotoxicology
D. Kulkarni, André Gergs, U. Hommen, H. Ratte +1 more
2012Environmental science and pollution research international59 citations
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Co-tolerance of phytoplankton communities to photosynthesis II inhibitors.
K. Knauer, Andrea Leimgruber, U. Hommen, S. Knauert
2010Aquatic Toxicology49 citations
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Ecological models for regulatory risk assessments of pesticides: Developing a strategy for the future
Pernille Thorbek, V. Forbes, F. Heimbach, U. Hommen +2 more
201047 citations Open access
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Mechanistic effect models for ecological risk assessment of chemicals (MEMoRisk)—a new SETAC-Europe Advisory Group
T. Preuss, U. Hommen, A. Alix, Roman Ashauer +8 more
2009Environmental science and pollution research international42 citations Open access
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How to use mechanistic effect models in environmental risk assessment of pesticides: Case studies and recommendations from the SETAC workshop MODELINK
U. Hommen, V. Forbes, V. Grimm, T. Preuss +2 more
2016Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management41 citations Open access
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Effects of photosystem II inhibitors and their mixture on freshwater phytoplankton succession in outdoor mesocosms
S. Knauert, Ursula Dawo, J. Hollender, U. Hommen +1 more
2009Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry40 citations
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A contribution to the identification of representative vulnerable fish species for pesticide risk assessment in Europe—A comparison of population resilience using matrix models
Lara Ibrahim, T. Preuss, Andreas Schäffer, U. Hommen
201439 citations
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Recovery based on plot experiments is a poor predictor of landscape‐level population impacts of agricultural pesticides
C. Topping, L. J. Kjær, U. Hommen, T. Høye +3 more
2014Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry33 citations
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Ecological Recovery Potential of Freshwater Organisms: Consequences for Environmental Risk Assessment of Chemicals.
André Gergs, Silke Classen, T. Strauss, R. Ottermanns +4 more
2016Reviews of environmental contamination and toxicology32 citations Open access
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A microcosm study to support aquatic risk assessment of nickel: Community‐level effects and comparison with bioavailability‐normalized species sensitivity distributions
U. Hommen, Burkhard Knopf, H. Rüdel, C. Schäfers +3 more
2016Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry31 citations Open access
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A list of fish species that are potentially exposed to pesticides in edge-of-field water bodies in the European Union—a first step towards identifying vulnerable representatives for risk assessment
Lara Ibrahim, T. Preuss, H. Ratte, U. Hommen
2013Environmental science and pollution research international31 citations Open access
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The food web approach in the environmental management of toxic substances
D. Baird, Th.C.M. Brock, P. D. De Ruiter, A. Boxall +6 more
200130 citations
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Crop protection by RNA interference: a review of recent approaches, current state of developments and use as of 2013
Kirsten Germing, C. Navarrete, Andreas Schiermeyer, U. Hommen +3 more
2025Environmental Sciences Europe28 citations Open access
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The relative sensitivity of macrophyte and algal species to herbicides and fungicides: An analysis using species sensitivity distributions
J. Giddings, G. Arts, U. Hommen
2013Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management28 citations Open access
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Modelling the effects of life‐history traits and changing ecological conditions on the population dynamics and persistence of the endangered Malagasy giant jumping rat (Hypogeomys antimena)
S. Sommer, U. Hommen
200024 citations
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AMEG: the new SETAC advisory group on aquatic macrophyte ecotoxicology
G. Arts, J. Davies, M. Dobbs, P. Ebke +8 more
2010Environmental science and pollution research international21 citations Open access
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Simulation models to predict ecological risk of toxins in freshwater systems
U. Hommen, H. Poethke, U. Dülmer, H. Ratte
199321 citations Open access
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Response of the mayfly (Cloeon dipterum) to chronic exposure to thiamethoxam in outdoor mesocosms
D. Pickford, M. C. Finnegan, Leilan R. Baxter, Walter Böhmer +5 more
2018Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry20 citations Open access
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A freshwater mesocosm study into the effects of the neonicotinoid insecticide thiamethoxam at multiple trophic levels.
M. C. Finnegan, Simon N Emburey, U. Hommen, Leilan R. Baxter +4 more
2018Environmental Pollution18 citations
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Modeling Approaches to Population-Level Ecological Risk Assessment
C. Topping, W. Munns, J. Gervais, R. Sibly +4 more
200718 citations
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Sensitivity, variability, and recovery of functional and structural endpoints of an aquatic community exposed to herbicides.
K. Knauer, U. Hommen
2012Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety17 citations
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How TK‐TD and population models for aquatic macrophytes could support the risk assessment for plant protection products
U. Hommen, W. Schmitt, S. Heine, T. Brock +6 more
2016Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management15 citations Open access
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Identification of realistic worst case aquatic macroinvertebrate species for prospective risk assessment using the trait concept
André Gergs, Silke Classen, U. Hommen, T. Preuss
2011Environmental science and pollution research international14 citations
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Testing effects of pesticides on macroinvertebrate communities in outdoor stream mesocosms using carbaryl as example test item
L. Beuter, László Dören, U. Hommen, M. Kotthoff +2 more
2019Environmental Sciences Europe13 citations Open access
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Long‐term variability of zooplankton populations in aquatic mesocosms
K. Knauer, S. Maise, G. Thoma, U. Hommen +1 more
2005Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry13 citations
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Ants are no bees – Gaps in the assessment of relevant exposure routes to pesticides and plant incorporated protectants
Marius Pohl, U. Hommen, Sebastian Eilebrecht, C. Schäfers +2 more
2024Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology11 citations Open access
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Pesticide exposure assessment for surface waters in the EU. Part 2: Determination of statistically based run‐off and drainage scenarios for Germany
M. Bach, M. Diesner, Dietlinde Großmann, D. Guerniche +9 more
2017Pest Management Science11 citations Open access
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Extrapolation methods in aquatic effect assessment of time-variable exposures to pesticides
U. Hommen, Roman Ashauer, P. J. van den Brink, T. Caquet +2 more
201010 citations
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Aquatic macroinvertebrates in the altes land, an intensely used orchard region in Germany: Correlation between community structure and potential for pesticide exposure
C. Schäfers, U. Hommen, M. Dembiński, J. Gonzalez-Valero
2006Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry10 citations
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Pesticide exposure assessment for surface waters in the EU. Part 1: Some comments on the current procedure.
M. Bach, M. Diesner, Dietlinde Großmann, D. Guerniche +8 more
2016Pest Management Science9 citations
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Environmental quality standards for mixtures: a case study with a herbicide mixture tested in outdoor mesocosms.
K. Knauer, U. Hommen
2013Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety9 citations
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Seasonal dynamics of the macrophyte test species Myriophyllum spicatum over two years in experimental ditches for population modeling application in risk assessment
G. Arts, J. van Smeden, Marieke F. Wolters, J. Dick M. Belgers +6 more
2021Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management7 citations Open access
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Ecological interactions affecting population-level responses to chemical stress in Mesocyclops leuckarti.
D. Kulkarni, U. Hommen, Andreas Schäffer, T. Preuss
2014Chemosphere7 citations
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The use of diagnostic tools to assess the risks of chemicals to freshwater ecosystems: towards a unified evaluation framework
A. Rico, U. Hommen, Beate I. Escher, A. Koch +24 more
2025Environmental Management6 citations Open access
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Water and Sediment EQS Derivation and Application
P. Matthiessen, M. Babut, G. Batley, M. Douglas +8 more
20095 citations
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Ecological models in support of regulatory risk assessment of pesticides: developing a strategy for the future
Valery E. Forbes, U. Hommen, Pernille Thorbek, F. Heimbach +4 more
20095 citations
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A staged approach using ants as test organism in ecotoxicology
Marius Pohl, Mathias Otto, U. Hommen, Sebastian Eilebrecht +4 more
2025bioRxiv3 citations Open access
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Seasonal dynamics of the standard test species Lemna sp. in outdoor microcosms
G. Arts, J. van Smeden, Marieke F. Wolters, J. Dick M. Belgers +6 more
2024Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management2 citations Open access
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TK-TD Model of Lemna Populations (MoLePo)
Judith Klein, U. Hommen
20182 citations
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Are micro-/mesocosm studies really not suitable for the risk assessment of plant protection products? A comment on Reiber et al. (2022)
U. Hommen, M. Brown, Eric Bruns, K. Ebke +3 more
2024Environmental Sciences Europe1 citations Open access
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GeoRisk: further advancements in the development of a spatial approach for the assessment and management of environmental risks of plant protection products in Germany
U. Hommen, R. Kubiak, Silke Classen, M. Bach +16 more
20101 citations
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Do existing population models meet the needs of current risk assessment schemes for pesticides and biocides
Nika Galic, P. J. van den Brink, H. Baveco, U. Hommen +1 more
20081 citations
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Monte-Carlo Simulations in Ecological Risk Assessment
U. Hommen, U. Dülmer, H. Ratte
19941 citations
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