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Outside Professional Advisory and Consulting Activities:
2006-present Invited Reviewer for following journals:
Analytical & Bioanalytical
Chemistry(ABC); Analytical Chimica Acta(ACA);
Analytical
Methods; Central European Journal of Chemistry;
Dyes &
Pigments; Environmental Science & Technology(ES&T); ES&T
Letters; Environmental Science and Pollution Research (ESPR),
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry(ET&C);
Food Additives
& Contaminants; Journals of: Agricultural and Food Chemistry
(JAFC), AOAC, American Society for Mass Spectrometry (JASMS),
American Water Resources Association(JAWRA), Food Science,
Polymer Degradation and Stability, Packaging Technology and
Science, Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry(RCMS);
and Science of the Total Environment.
2008
Invited to address state, local & federal agencies/parties regarding
implications of Western US fish contaminants/pollutants.
2009
Invited to participate in FAPAS BPA infant formula RM validation.
2010
Asked to review Maryland state Department of Health Laboratory
methods for BPA measurements.
2011
Invited to provide DART-MS Analysis of experimental food
packaging samples for UK-FSA/PIRA research project.
2012
Invited to speak with multiple CPSC stakeholders regarding
Ambient Ionization MS methods for phthalate analysis.
2013
Invited to review grant proposals on ambient mass spectrometry
technology transfer (STL) for Netherlands Organization for
Scientific Research (NWO).
2013
Review BPA exposure pathways, methods for foods, and food
contact materials for Maine Centers for Disease Control.
2013
Invited to review Ambient Ionization methods for food contact
polymer analysis at ASMS Polymer MS workgroup.
2014
Asked to comment on proposed ASTM phthalate identification
method standard.
2015-present Invited & reviewed EU Horizon 2020 Future & Emerging
Technology Grant program proposals.
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FDA Special Assignments and Advisory Activities:
2008-2013
Conducted research to develop and validate BPA methods, fill
knowledge gaps of BPA diet and exposure sources in support of
quantitative risk assessment and answer Science Board
questions.