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Dr Grant Hose

  Grant Hose

Current Research Interests

Assessment and management of groundwater ecosystems
Sensitivity of groundwater ecosystems to toxicants and disturbance
Laboratory to field validation of toxicity testing
Stream and groundwater bioassessment

Research Expertise

  • Sampling and assessment of groundwater invertebrate and microbial assemblages
  • Laboratory and field-based toxicity testing
  • Analysis and modeling of complex ecological and toxicological data sets
  • Stream and groundwater invertebrate taxonomy
  • Ecological risk assessment for groundwater ecosystems

Recent Professional Experience

  • Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Institute for Water and Environmental Resource Management, UTS
  • Research Fellow in Ecotoxicology , Institute for Water and Environmental Resource Management, UTS
  • Senior Project Officer, NSW Environment Protection Authority
  • Environmental Scientist, Water Science Section, NSW Environment Protection Authority

Academic Qualifications

  • BSc(Hons) PhD

Professional Society Memberships

  • Australasian Society for Ecotoxicoogy
  • Australian Society for Limnology

Publications Summary

  1. Hose GC, Walter T, Brooks A. 2007. Short–term colonisation by macroinvertebrates of river cobbles in main channel and stream bank habitats. Hydrobiologia. 592: 513-522.
  2. Hose GC. 2007. A response to comments on Assessing the need for groundwater quality guidelines using the species sensitivity distribution approach. Human and Ecological Risk Assessment.13: 241-246.
  3. Pablo F, Krassoi R, Jones PRF, Colville A, Hose GC, Lim RP. 2008. Comparison of the fate and toxicity of chlorpyrifos - laboratory versus a coastal mesocosm system. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety. In press.
  4. Hose GC, Murray BR, Park M, Kelaher B, Figueira W. 2006. A meta-analysis of sediment toxicity in the laboratory and in situ. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. 25(4) 1148-1152.
  5. Eamus D, Froend R, Murray BR, Hose GC. 2006. A functional methodology for determining the groundwater regime needed to maintain health of groundwater dependent ecosystems. Australian Journal of Botany. 54: 97-114.
  6. Murray BR, Hose GC, Lacari D, Eamus D. 2006. Ecosystem services and the valuation of groundwater dependent ecosystems. Australian Journal of Botany. 54: 221-229.
  7. Hose GC, Wilson SP. Toxicity of endosulfan to Paratya australensis (Decapoda) and Jappa kutera (Ephemoptera) in field based tests. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 75:882-889.
  8. Hose GC. 2005. Assessing the need for groundwater quality guidelines using the species sensitivity distribution approach. Human and Ecological Risk Assessment. 11:951-966.
  9. Battaglia M,Hose GC, Turak E, Warden B. 2005. Depauperate macroinvertebrates in a mine affected stream: clean water may be the key to recovery. Environmental Pollution. 138:132-141.
  10. Hose GC, Lim RP, Jones P. 2005. Hyporheic macroinvertebrates in riffle and pool areas of temporary streams in south eastern Australia. Hydrobiologia. 532: 81-90.
  11. Hose GC, Van den Brink PJ. 2004. Confirming the species sensitivity distribution concept for endosulfan using laboratory, mesocosm and field data. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 47(4): 511-520.
  12. Hose GC, Murray BR, Eamus D. 2004. Water quality guidelines for groundwater-dependent ecosystems. Ecological Management and Restoration.5(1): 78-80.
  13. Hose GC, Turak E, Waddell N. 2004. Reproducibility of AUSRIVAS rapid assessments using macroinvertebrates. Journal of the North American Benthological Society. 23(1): 126-139.
  14. Murray BR, Zeppel MJB, Hose GC, Eamus D. 2003. Groundwater-dependent ecosystems in Australia: It’s more than just water for rivers. Ecological Management and Restoration. 4:110-113.
  15. Hose GC, Lim RP, Hyne RV, Pablo F. 2003. Short-term exposure to aqueous endosulfan affects macroinvertebrate communities. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety. 56(2): 282-294.
  16. Hose GC, Lim RP, Hyne RV. 2003. The transport, fate and effects of endosulfan in Australian aquatic ecosystems. Australasian Journal of Ecotoxicology. 9(1): 101-111.
  17. Hose GC, Hyne RV, Lim RP. 2003. Toxicity of endosulfan to Atalophlebia spp. (Ephemeroptera) in the laboratory, mesocosm and field. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. 22(12): 3062-3068.
  18. Hose GC, James JJ, Gray MR. 2002. Spider webs as environmental indicators. Environmental Pollution. 120(3): 231-239.

Contacts

Dr Grant Hose
Project Leader
University of Technology Sydney
Tel: 61 2 9514 4087

PO Box 123,
Sydney, NSW 2007Australia