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Jane Ebsen Morthorst is affiliated with the University of Southern Denmark, where she conducts extensive research in Aquatic Ecotoxicology with a particular focus on endocrine disruptors. Her work investigates the impact of thyroid hormone-disrupting compounds and develops test guidelines and biomarkers for assessing endocrine disruption in various aquatic organisms including frogs, fish, mussels, and snails. Morthorst's research includes examining the endocrine disruption in wild brown trout and the development of methods for specific biomarkers in bivalves. She is also involved in understanding sex differentiation in zebrafish and the effects of androgenic compounds on zebrafish reproduction. Her academic interests encompass public communication and outreach, teaching methodologies, and sustainability within ecotoxicology. Over the years, she has participated in various workshops, courses, and seminars, fostering collaboration with multiple stakeholders in her field.
University of Southern Denmark • Odense
Conducted research on endocrine disruptors in aquatic environments, specifically focusing on developing biomarkers.
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