About Lisa van Eck

Through ecotoxicological expertise, Lisa navigates the complex interactions between chemicals and ecosystems, ensuring sustainable Delta life. She performs mixture risk assessments to understand the combined effects of pollutants, safeguarding the freshwater aquatic environments. She guides adherence to the Water Framework Directive, advocating for the protection and restoration of water bodies essential to Delta communities. She tries to bridge the gap between scientific findings and actionable policies, fostering collaboration and progress by effective communication. In her work she addresses the global crisis of chemical emissions, striving to mitigate pollution and preserve biodiversity. She investigates the pervasive threat of PFAS contamination, devising strategies to mitigate its impact on aquatic communities and ecosystems.

Lisa performed a study on the cumulative impacts of chemical pollutants in aquatic ecosystems, leading to the implementation of a more comprehensive risk assessment protocol in the REACH legislation.

Therefore, Lisa believes in the power of science to drive positive change, advocating for evidence-based solutions to complex environmental and societal challenges.