Most cited papers from The Trussell Trust

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What are the most cited papers from The Trussell Trust?

The most cited paper from The Trussell Trust is "Reproducibility and sensitivity of 36 methods to quantify the SARS-CoV-2 genetic signal in raw wastewater: findings from an interlaboratory methods evaluation in the U.S." (Brian M. Pecson, Emily Darby, Charles Nathan Haas et al., 2021), with 250 citations. Next come "Effects of molecular ozone and hydroxyl radical on formation of N-nitrosamines and perfluoroalkyl acids during ozonation of treated wastewaters" (41) and "Impacts of antiscalants on the formation of calcium solids: implication on scaling potential of desalination concentrate" (40).

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#	Paper
1	Reproducibility and sensitivity of 36 methods to quantify the SARS-CoV-2 genetic signal in raw wastewater: findings from an interlaboratory methods evaluation in the U.S. Brian M. Pecson, Emily Darby, Charles Nathan Haas et al. · Environmental Science Water Research & Technology Open access	2021	250
2	Effects of molecular ozone and hydroxyl radical on formation of N-nitrosamines and perfluoroalkyl acids during ozonation of treated wastewaters Aleksey N. Pisarenko, Erica Marti, Daniel W. Gerrity et al. · Environmental Science Water Research & Technology	2015	41
3	Impacts of antiscalants on the formation of calcium solids: implication on scaling potential of desalination concentrate Tushar Jain, Edgar Sanchez, Emily Owens‐Bennett et al. · Environmental Science Water Research & Technology	2019	40
4	Distributions of waterborne pathogens in raw wastewater based on a 14-month, multi-site monitoring campaign Brian M. Pecson, Emily Darby, Richard E. Danielson et al. · Water Research Open access	9 Feb 2022	34
5	Emerging investigators series: prediction of trace organic contaminant abatement with UV/H 2 O 2 : development and validation of semi-empirical models for municipal wastewater effluents Daniel W. Gerrity, Yunho Lee, Sujanie Gamage et al. · Environmental Science Water Research & Technology Open access	2016	27
6	N -Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) formation and mitigation in potable reuse treatment trains employing ozone and biofiltration Fernanda Bacaro, Eric Dickenson, Rebecca A. Trenholm et al. · Environmental Science Water Research & Technology	2019	25
7	A photolysis coefficient for characterizing the response of aqueous constituents to photolysis David R. Hokanson, Ke Li, R. Rhodes Trussell · Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering	23 Mar 2015	24
8	Improving access to free school meals: evaluating the implementation of a new free school meal auto-enrolment process Rob Oxley, S. Mahdi, Louise Padgett et al. · The Lancet	Nov 2024	1
9	Findings from a One-Year Pathogen Monitoring Study to Support Potable Reuse at the City of Oceanside, CA Brian M. Pecson, Cari Dale, Shane Trussell et al. · Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation	2017	1
10	TOC as a Surrogate for Chemical Control in Potable Reuse Brian M. Pecson, Anya Kaufmann, Samantha Hogard et al. PreprintOpen access	23 Aug 2026	0
11	Onsite Water Systems: An Expanding Reuse Paradigm Brie Post, Brian Pecson, Anya Kaufmann et al. PreprintOpen access	Jul 2026	0
12	Chemicals in Potable Reuse: Prioritizing and Controlling a Wide Universe of Compounds Anya Kaufmann, Brian Pecson, Sarah Philo et al. PreprintOpen access	Jul 2026	0
13	Tapping into untapped potential: Three approaches to develop new pathogen crediting frameworks Matthew Verbyla, Anya Kauffman, Brian Pecson et al. PreprintOpen access	30 Jun 2026	0
14	Pathogen Reduction Crediting for Reverse Osmosis: Getting Credit where Credit is Due with Good Surrogates Matthew Verbyla, Brian Pecson, Anya Kaufmann et al. PreprintOpen access	30 Jun 2026	0
15	Pathogen Reduction Crediting: Its not what you can remove, it's what you can prove Matthew Verbyla, Brian Pecson, Anya Kaufmann et al. PreprintOpen access	27 Jun 2026	0
16	Direct Potable Reuse at the Global Scale: Regulations or Bust? Anya Kaufmann, Brian Pecson, Sarah Philo et al. PreprintOpen access	27 Jun 2026	0
17	The Factors Shaping DPR Regulations in the United States Brian Pecson, Anya Kaufmann, Sarah Philo et al. PreprintOpen access	27 Jun 2026	0
18	Spatial accessibility to food banks hinders food parcel uptake in England and Wales, particularly in rural areas Laura Sheppard, Carmelo Cabrera, Daphne Badounas et al. · arXiv (Cornell University) PreprintOpen access	23 Jun 2026	0
19	Direct Potable Reuse Regulations and the Importance of Adaptability in a Rapidly Evolving World: A California Case Study Anya Kaufmann, Brian Pecson, Sarah Philo et al. PreprintOpen access	18 Jun 2026	0
20	P01-6 Evaluating school and parent acceptability of free school meal auto-enrolment provision: a qualitative explorative study Sundus Mahdi, Rob Oxley, Louise Padgett et al. Conference paperOpen access	Apr 2026	0
21	Improving access to free school meals: Evaluating the implementation of free school meal auto-enrolment processes MARIA JOYCE Bryant, Sundus Mahdi, Louise Padgett et al. · White Rose Research Online (University of Leeds, The University of Sheffield, University of York) Open access	17 Feb 2026	0
22	Improving access to free school meals: Evaluating the implementation of free school meal auto-enrolment processes Rob Oxley, Sundus Mahdi, Louise Padgett et al. · PLoS ONE Open access	17 Feb 2026	0
23	More than just foodbanks: The Trussell Trust Emma Thorogood · Journal of Health Visiting	2 Sep 2017	0

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