Pedro A. Inostroza

The paper investigates anaerobic demethylation of methylated micropollutants in Skagerrak Sea sediments, showing bacterial and archaeal pathways for naproxen but recalcitrance for caffeine.

This study uses metabarcoding to show that micropollutants from wastewater treatment plants reduce microbial diversity and alter community structure in fjord systems.

This study examines how urban pollution affects microbial networks in river sediments, finding fragmented networks and shifts in keystone taxa under stress.

The paper uses AI to assess chronic chemical risks in river water, identifying pharmaceuticals as key risk drivers and fish as the most vulnerable group.

This study evaluates how micropollutants, especially antibiotics, affect bacterial communities in different environmental compartments of a river basin, showing reduced diversity and altered functional capabilities in polluted sites.

The paper presents a dataset of emerging contaminants in various water and sediment samples from Chile's central and southern coast, highlighting urban and aquaculture impacts.