Peer Reviewed: Analytical Challenges Hamper Perfluoroalkyl Research
Jonathan W. Martin(Stockholm University), S.P.J. van Leeuwen(Wageningen University & Research), Derek C. G. Muir(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Scott A. Mabury(University of Toronto), Brian J. Scott(University of Nevada, Reno), Kevin C. Jones(Lancaster University), Ulf Järnberg(Stockholm University), H. H. Schroeder(RWTH Aachen University), Kurunthachalam Kannan(New York State Department of Health), Matt F. Simcik(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Jennifer A. Field(Oregon State University), Mary A. Kaiser(DuPont (United States)), Urs Berger(Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research), Gunilla Lindström(Örebro University), Tom Harner(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Anna Kärrman(Örebro University), Bert van Bavel(Örebro University), Pim de Voogt(University of Amsterdam), James M. Franklin, John P. Giesy(Baylor University)
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