The Food Packaging Forum’s Scientific Advisory Board consists of renowned academic scientists from all over the world with expertise ranging from analytical chemistry over ecotoxicology to epidemiology, science communication and science policy. Members of the Scientific Advisory Board support the FPF in their personal capacity as professionals. They do not represent their home institutions and receive no financial compensations. Affiliations are merely given for informational purposes.
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The Food Packaging Forum’s Scientific Advisory Board consists of renowned academic scientists from all over the world with expertise ranging from analytical chemistry over ecotoxicology to epidemiology, science communication and science policy. Members of the Scientific Advisory Board support the FPF in their personal capacity as professionals. They do not represent their home institutions and receive no financial compensations. Affiliations are merely given for informational purposes.
Name
Affiliation
Expertise
Anna-Maria Andersson
Rigshospitalet, Denmark
Biomonitoring, clinical health effects, endocrine disruptors
Scott Belcher
Center for Health and the Human Environment, North Carolina State University
Endocrine disruptors, environmental health, biomonitoring, mechanisms of toxicity
Terrence Collins
Carnegie Mellon University, United States
Green chemistry, environmental health, mechanisms of oxidation catalysis
Ksenia Groh
Eawag (Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology), Switzerland
Mechanistic toxicology, mass spectrometry-based bioanalytics, alternative testing methods
Jerrold J. Heindel
Program in Endocrine Disruption Strategies, Commonweal, United States of America
Endocrine disruptors, developmental origins of disease, metabolic disruptors
Maricel Maffini
Independent consultant, United States of America
Food additives safety assessment, endocrine disruptors
Olwenn Martin
Brunel University London, United Kingdom
Endocrine disruptors, mixture risk assessment, chemical policy
Angel Nadal
Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche, Spain
Endocrine disruptors, molecular endocrinology, diabetes mellitus
Cristina Nerin
University of Zaragoza, Spain
Analytical chemistry, materials chemistry, food packaging, food safety
Ana Soto
Tufts University Boston, United States of America / University of Ulster, United Kingdom
Carcinogenesis, developmental origins of adult disease, endocrine disruptors
Leonardo Trasande
New York University, United States of America
Endocrine disruptors, metabolic disruptors, cardiovascular and renal risks, cost of illness analyses
Martin Wagner
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Endocrine disruptors, plastic pollution, unknown chemicals, bioassays
R. Thomas Zoeller
University of Massachusetts Amherst, United States of America
Molecular biology, thyroid hormone and brain development, endocrine disruptors
Scientific Advisory Board AMA events
An AMA (Ask Me Anything) is an online event where a person or group, often notable figures or experts in a specific field, answer questions from the community on a wide range of topics, providing a unique opportunity for direct and interactive communication. FPF organized AMAs to provide the chance for anyone to ask questions of a room full of scientists dedicated to the study of human health, green chemistry, plastic and chemical pollution, microplastics, endocrine disruption, and more.
