Dr. John Hader
Dr. John Hader
ZHAW
School of Management and Law
Center for Animal Rights and the Environment (CARE)
Gertrudstrasse 15
8401 Winterthur
Work at ZHAW
Position
Focus
- Food system sustainability
- Science-policy interface
- Modelling environmental chemical pollution
Experience
- Postdoc
Empa - Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology
08 / 2023 - 03 / 2026 - Associate/Senior Health Scientist
ICF - Durham, North Carolina, USA
07 / 2016 - 03 / 2019
Education and Continuing education
Education
- Ph.D. Environmental Science
Stockholm University
04 / 2019 - 06 / 2023 - M.S. Atmospheric Science
North Carolina State University
08 / 2014 - 07 / 2016 - B.S. Meteorology
North Carolina State University
08 / 2010 - 05 / 2014
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Publications before appointment at the ZHAW
- Integrating zoonotic pathogen spillover risk into Life Cycle Assessment: Probabilistic method development for chicken farming
- Proteins for a sustainable future
- From Side Streams to Functional Protein Materials: Scenario Analysis of Swiss Whey
- Toward “Safe” Chemicals and Materials on Mars: Knowledge Gaps for Expanding Planetary Protection Requirements
- A Hazard-Based Approach Enables the Efficient Identification of Chemicals of Concern in Plastics
- Pitfalls of ambiguity in the development of safe and sustainable biobased plastics: How can industry and regulators better navigate this landscape?
- Planetary Protection requirements should address pollution from chemicals and materials
- Incorporation of climate change into a multiple stressor risk assessment for the Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) population in the Yakima River, Washington, USA
- Prioritizing toxic shock threats to sewage treatment plants from down-the-drain industrial chemical spills: the RAVEN STREAM online tool
- Scenario-based modelling of changes in chemical intake fraction in Sweden and the Baltic Sea under global change
- Enabling forecasts of environmental exposure to chemicals in European agriculture under global change
- Evaluating potential human health risks from modeled inhalation exposures to volatile organic compounds emitted from oil and gas operations
- Abrupt cloud clearing of marine stratocumulus in the subtropical southeast Atlantic
- Contribution of pollen to atmospheric ice nuclei concentrations