Kali Z. Mattingly

This researcher's work spans two related areas: ecological restoration and conservation of native plants, insects, and grasslands, and computational and experimental toxicology that predicts how chemicals (like PFAS and harmful algal bloom toxins) affect different species. Recent work emphasizes 'new approach methods'—computational and in vitro models—to extrapolate chemical toxicity across species without relying solely on animal testing. This research would suit students interested in environmental risk assessment, ecotoxicology, or applied conservation ecology.

Publication output has grown from essentially none in 2017 to a steady average of about 3 papers per year over the last five years, with continued activity projected into 2026.

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