Line Småstuen Haug
Senior scientist
Responsibilities
I am a senior scientist, with profound experience in development of analytical methods for determination of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in biological samples. I have substantial expertise in biomonitoring and human exposure to environmental contaminants, and in particular poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs). I have participated in a number of studies on health effects of environmental contaminants. I have also been involved in risk assessments and hazard assessments for PFAS and other POPs, amongst other as member of working groups in EFSA and IARC.
I am principal investigator for the Norwegian Environmental Biobank where we follow-up mother-father-child triads participating in the Norwegian Mother, Father and Child Cohort Study to understand the population’s exposure to environmental contaminants.
I am member of the MoBa Steering Group.
ORCIDProjects and publications
- Athlete-Avanserte verktøy for å studere eksposomet i tidlig leveår og forstå årsakssammenhenger med ikke-smittsomme sykdommer
- Avanserte metoder for eksponeringskarakterisering og biomonitorering
- Beskrivelse av og prediktorer for serum-konsentrasjoner av poly- og perfluoralkylstoffer (PFAS) i gravide kvinner i den franske SEPAGES-kohorten
- Epidemiologiske studier av førtidlig fødsel innenfor den norske mor, far og barn kohorten
- Human miljøbiobank første studier
- Miljøbiobanken del 3 – første studier
- NON-PROTECTED. The impact of perfluorinated toxicants and the gut microbiome on vaccine responses in children.
- Perfluoroalkyl substances in maternal plasma during pregnancy and duration of breastfeeding
- Plasma concentrations of poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) in pregnant women and the association with child's prenatal and postnatal growth.
- Prenatal eksponering for miljøgifter og risiko for ADHD
- Prenatal eksponering for plast-kjemikalier og helse og utvikling hos barn og unge
- The CATCH-UP project: The impact of pre- and postnatal exposure to mixtures of environmental toxicants on catch-up growth, obesity and cardio-metabolic health in children
- The Norwegian Environmental Biobank
- Using the population-based Janus serum bank as a 'Time Machine' to explore the relationship between kidney and testicular cancer and exposure to 'Forever Chemicals' PFAS