SETAC EUROPE 2007 Files

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MON AM1

SE01A-1. A proposal for indicators of ecotoxicological risk on biodiversity (Marco Vighi) View PDF

SE01A-2. Use of ICE (Interspecies Correlation Estimates) to Predict Species Sensitivity Distributions and HC5s (Scott Dyer) View PDF

SE01A-3. Ecological relevance in risk assessment. Assessing ecological vulnerability in wildlife using a conceptual approach (Marieke De Lange) View PDF

SE01A-5. Response to recent criticism on aquatic (semi-) field studies experiments (Paul Van den Brink) View PDF

SE01A-6. Pesticide mixture: how to obtain more using less (António Nogueira) View PDF

RA01A-2. Toxicological characterisation of industrial waste material (Reinhilde Weltens) View PDF

RA01A-3. Development of security assessment/management system for solid/gas samples from a newly developed gasification system- How you look at the result? Is something missing in bioassay assessment? (Shino Mohri) View PDF

RA01A-4. Application of Toxkit microbiotests in the EU Waste Ringtest 2006-2007 (Kirit Wadhia) View PDF

RA01A-5. Application of Biotests for Risk Assessment of Old Deposits in Austria (Ines Fritz) View PDF

RA01A-6. Ecotoxicological Waste Characterisation in Ireland (Kathleen O'Rourke) View PDF

EC01A-1. EMERGING CONTAMINANTS IN THE ENVIRONMENT: IMPLICATIONS ON LABORATORY ANALYTICAL STRATEGIES (Maria de Fátima Alpendurada) View PDF

ST01A-2. Environmental assessment within REACH: the need for science in decision making (Marco Vighi) View PDF

ST01A-3. Economic assessment of the health and environmental benefits of the REACH Regulation (Ignacio Elorrieta) View PDF

ST01A-4. REACH: some of the challenges to industry (Watze De Wolf) View PDF

ST01A-5. From Current to New EU Chemical Policy - Implementation of REACH (Steven Eisenreich) View PDF

ST01A-6. A diagonal look at physico-chemical and environmental endpoints in REACh RIP 3.3, and their connection with RIP 3.2 (Diederik Schowanek) View PDF

LC01-1. The European Platform on LCA: Status of the guideline for LCA work - section LCI modelling (Marc-Andree Wolf) View PDF

LC01-2. Shortcomings and methodological issues in the LCI modelling of metal applications (Mischa Classen) View PDF

LC01-3. Precise and representative estimates in LCI via statistical sampling (Andreas Ciroth) View PDF

LC01-4. Molecular Structure Based Models for the LCA of Chemicals (Gregor Wernet) View PDF

MT02-1. Expression patterns of a tumor suppressor gene p53 and ras genes are modulated by endocrine disrupting chemicals in the hermaphroditic fish, Rivulus marmoratus (Jae-Seong Lee) View PDF

MT02-2. The mRNA expression of selected genes involved in apoptosis, cell cycle and cancer development after exposure to microcystin-LR (Bojana Zegura) View PDF

MT02-4. Potential value of the 8-oxodG and DNA strand breaks measurements for monitoring fresh water environments in rainbow trout. (Benedicte MORIN) View PDF

MT02-5. DNA synthesis and apoptosis in primary hepatocyte cultures from chick embryos after treatment with the herbicide 2,4-D (Elio Arias) View PDF

MT01A-1. The smell of fear: combined effects of pesticide and infochemicals from predators on freshawater invertebrates. (João Pestana) View PDF

MT01A-2. Methods to study combined effects of climatic stress and toxic stress using soil animals as test organisms (Martin Holmstrup) View PDF

MT01A-3. Modeling the effects of binary mixtures on survival in time (Jan Baas) View PDF

MT01A-4. Sequential pulsed exposure to multiple contaminants - the sequence matters: experimental results and their prediction by independent simulations (Roman Ashauer) View PDF

MON AM2

SE01B-1. An individual-based Daphnia magna population model can be used to predict the ecological relevance of sublethal endpoints. (Thomas Preuss) View PDF

SE01B-2. Biomarker responses and population level effects on a feral population of Perch (Perca fluviatilis) (Niklas Hanson) View PDF

SE01B-3. Daphnia magna population responses to pesticides (Barry Pieters) View PDF

SE01B-5. On the use of bayesian inference to estimate DEBtox parameters (Elise Billoir) View PDF

SE01B-6. Use of multivariate analysis to investigate the contribution of metal pollution to diatom species composition at different scales (Helena Guasch Padró) View PDF

RA01B-1. Ecotoxicological characterization of hazardous waste (Berndt-Michael Wilke) View PDF

RA01B-2. Sensitivity comparison of selected aquatic and terrestrial toxicity test in industrial waste and contaminated soil characterization (Vladimír Kocí) View PDF

RA01B-4. Toxicity assessment for waters and effluents under the influence of wastewater treatment plant in Sao Paulo, Brazil (Sueli Borrely) View PDF

RA01B-6. Mode-of-action based ecotoxicological test battery combined with polar passive samplers for monitoring the efficiency of wastewater treatment plants (Beate Escher) View PDF

EC01B-2. Equilibrium passive samplers to determine freely dissolved native PAH concentrations under field and laboratory conditions (Gerard Cornelissen) View PDF

EC01B-4. Diffusive sampling methods for analysis of the rhizosphere (Jeffrey Weidenhamer) View PDF

EC01B-5. Determining chemical activity of (semi)volatile compounds by headspace solid phase microextraction (Charlotte Legind) View PDF

ST01B-1. Intelligent Testing and Integrated Assessment - New Challenges under REACH (Jan Ahlers) View PDF

ST01B-2. Liver toxicity in embryos and eleutheroembryos: use of the newly developed ST II medeka (David Hinton) View PDF

ST01B-5. The vertical and horizontal world of the downstream users in the context of REACh (David Cocker) View PDF

LC02-1. The European Platform on LCA: Towards recommended Life Cycle Impact Assessment factors (Raffaella Bersani) View PDF

LC02-2. Towards a consensus model in chemical characterization modelling for LCA: comparison and harmonisation of models for human exposure and toxicity (Ralph Rosenbaum) View PDF

LC02-3. LIME2 -Development of the Updated Japanse Damage Oriented LCIA Methodology- (Norihiro Itsubo) View PDF

LC02-4. Geographically differentiated LCIA in United States and Central America: Influence and importance of spatial variability. (Sebastien Humbert) View PDF

SE05-1. Comparative assessment of reproductive toxicity of contaminated freshwater sediments by in vitro biotests and in vivo assays with two invertebrate species (Edita Mazurova) View PDF

SE05-2. A DNA-microarray approach to investigate complex pollution of river sediments with zebra fish embryos (Thomas Kosmehl) View PDF

SE05-4. Can macro-invertebrates be used to distinguish different types of stress? (Eric De Deckere) View PDF

SE05-6. Ecological condition of Lima estuary, NW of Iberian Peninsula (Ronaldo Sousa) View PDF

MT01B-1. Ten years of mixing cocktails - where are we with combination effects of endocrine disrupting chemicals? (Martin Scholze) View PDF

MT01B-2. Cumulative risk/impact of eutrophication and toxic substances in freshwater ecosystems (Jerome Payet) View PDF

MT01B-3. Multi-stress in the aquatic environment is it predictable? (Ivo Roessink) View PDF

MT01B-4. Environmental risk assessment of mixtures based on the risk determining substance (Romy Becker) View PDF

MT01B-5. Risk assessment of chemical mixtures relevant to actual exposures. (Hana Pohl) View PDF

MT01B-6. A generic environmental risk assessment approach for multiple stressors and exposure scenarios (Geoff Frampton) View PDF

MON PM

keynote fossi. Why do thousands of scientists around the world use biomarker approaches? (Maria Cristina Fossi) View PDF

SE01C-1. Plant diversity and cell defence systems in an industrial wasteland at Homecourt (France) (Marc Dazy) View PDF

SE01C-3. LOW LEVELS OF INSECTICIDE CONTAMINATION INCREASE VULNERABILITY OF MOSQUITO LARVAE TO PREDATION (Sebastián Reynaldi) View PDF

SE01C-4. Soil Toxicity Test Methods for Canadian Boreal Forested and Northern Regions (Juliska Princz) View PDF

SE01C-5. Understanding the bioavailibilty of certain classes of chemicals to zebrafish embryos (Adam Lillicrap) View PDF

MT03-1. Is the new sweetener sucralose of environmental concern in aquatic ecosystems? (Henrik Kylin) View PDF

MT03-2. Comparative toxicity od imidacloprid and acetamiprid to nontarget terrestrial isopods Porcellio Scaber (Polonca Trebse) View PDF

MT03-3. Effects of musk compounds in a suite of small-scale bioassays (Torsten Källqvist) View PDF

MT03-5. Effects of Perfluorooctanoic Acid in Zebrafish (Danio rerio): an integrated genomics and proteomics approach. (An Hagenaars) View PDF

EC02-1. Understanding and enhancing the biodegradation of chloroethenes in the subsurface environment (Robert Barnes) View PDF

EC02-2. Chemical activity of aromatic hydrocarbons determines growth and growth inhibition of bacteria and protozoa (Anne Winding) View PDF

EC02-3. Bioremediation: Who is doing the dirty job in soil? (Miriam Igwo-Ezikpe) View PDF

EC02-4. Ecology of atrazine natural attenuation in soil from a major spill (G.K. Sims) View PDF

EC02-5. Alder-Frankia Symbionts Enhance the Remediation and Revegetation of Tar Sands Tailings (Charles Greer) View PDF

EC02-6. Comparative evaluation of different test methods for the prediction of the efficiency of natural attenuation processes in soil (Dieter Hennecke) View PDF

RE01-2. QSAR models for regulatory purposes from the experience of European Projects (Emilio Benfenati) View PDF

RE01-3. QSAR for REACH: Discrimination of Narcosis-level Compounds from Compounds Exerting Excess Toxicity Towards Fish (Andrzej Szymoszek) View PDF

RE01-4. TIMES-SS - A promising tool for the assessment of skin sensitisation hazard. A characterisation with respect to the OECD Validation Principles for (Q)SARs (Grace Patlewicz) View PDF

RE01-6. The OECD Collaboration for a QSAR Application Toolbox (Gilman Veith) View PDF

LC03-3. Health damages due to emissions from building materials in life cycle assessment of four types of dwellings (Arjen Meijer) View PDF

LC03-4. Indoor exposure assessment within LCA (Stefanie Hellweg) View PDF

SE03-4. Chemical contamination versus non chemical stressors: the case study of agricultural soils (Christian Mougin) View PDF

SE03-5. Effects of the Antibiotic Sulfadiazine in Manure on the Soil Microbial Community Structure (Ute Hammesfahr) View PDF

RA02-3. Biomarker responses and physiological effects in the freshwater fish Oreochromis mossambicus following intermittent exposure to organophosphate pesticides (Martine Jordaan) View PDF

RA02-4. Using biological traits to improve the risk assessment of pesticides in Europe (Ralf B. Schaefer) View PDF

RA02-5. Using small mammal population field data to calibrate pesticide risk assessments. (Pierre Mineau) View PDF

RA02-6. The impact of the use of fixed uncertainty factors in pesticide risk assessment (Robert Luttik) View PDF

TUE AM1

MT04A-1. Environmental monitoring by gene expression biomarkers in Barbus graellsii: laboratory and field studies. (n/a Raldúa) View PDF

MT04A-2. Gene expression, oxidative stress and DNA damage in Mytilus galloprovincialis exposed to petrochemical contamination (Ines Lima) View PDF

MT04A-3. Toxicogenomic responses in rainbow trout hepatocytes exposed to model chemicals and a synthetic mixture (Eivind Farmen Finne) View PDF

MT04A-5. Newly developed microarray in Enchytraeus albidus (Oligochaeta): testing effects of chemicals and soil properties (Monica Amorim) View PDF

MT04A-6. Population specific transcription profiles in reference and heavy metal tolerant populations of the soil arthropod Orchesella cincta (Collembola) (Dick Roelofs) View PDF

RA04A-2. Utility of rainbow trout hepatic S9 fractions in determining the effect of BDE-47 on the major drug metabolizing enzymes (Jasminder Sahi) View PDF

RA04A-3. Determination of Xenobiotic Intrinsic Clearance in Freshly Isolated Hepatocytes from Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and Rat and Its Application in Bioaccumulation Assessment (Xing Han) View PDF

RA04A-4. Extrapolating from in vitro Biotransformation Data to Metabolism Rate and BCF in Fish (Christina Cowan-Ellsberry) View PDF

RA04A-5. BCF Base Line Model: refinement and extending the applicability domain (Sabcho Dimitrov) View PDF

RA04A-6. Estimation of bioaccumulation index of unknown mixtures, refinement of environmental risk assessment of effluents. (Simon Gutierrez) View PDF

EC03A-2. Is the EU ban of organotin compounds effective? Retrospective Monitoring of Organotin Compounds in Marine Biota 1985-2006 (Heinz Ruedel) View PDF

EC03A-4. Measuring atmospheric ammonia deposition based on changes in lichen community composition (Pedro Pinho) View PDF

EC03A-5. FOLIAGE /AIR MERCURY GAS EXCHANGE FLUXES AND LEAVES ACCUMULATION IN A MAPLE TREE FOREST (QUÉBEC, CANADA). (Laurier Poissant) View PDF

EC03A-6. Trees (Populus nigra L.) as quiet sentinels data logging trends of mercury discharges into an aquatic environment: a case study (Sizenando Abreu) View PDF

TE01A-1. Do tropical and temperate aquatic ecosystems respond similarly to intensive agriculture? A comparison of macroinvertebrate assemblage responses across different climatic regions (Salomé Menezes) View PDF

TE01A-2. Mortality of aquatic organisms in agricultural areas of Costa Rica, risk factors and actions needed (Luisa Castillo) View PDF

TE01A-4. Physical and Biological Evidence of Heavy Metal Contamination in the Almendares River Below a Large Landfill in Havana, Cuba (David Graham) View PDF

TE01A-5. SELENIUM AND MERCURY IN SESTON (PLANKTON AND PARTICULATE) FROM A BRAZILIAN ESTUARY, GUANABARA BAY (GB) (Helena Kehrig) View PDF

TE01A-6. ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF POLLUTANTS ON THE FIDDLER CRAB Uca princeps FROM THE ESTERO DE URIAS, SINALOA, MEXICO: A MULTIPLE BIOMARKER APPROACH (Sebastiá¡n Zúñiga) View PDF

RE02-1. Strategy for the second phase (2006-2010) of the UNEP/SETAC Life Cycle Initiative - Bringing science-based life cycle approaches into practice. (James Fava) View PDF

RE02-2. Life Cycle Thinking in European Policy: Supporting European Business and Public Administrations (David W. Pennington) View PDF

RE02-4. Dealing with LCI Uncertainties In the Decision Process - An Industry Perspective Application to Waste Management (Laurence Toffoletto) View PDF

RE02-5. Feasibility of a social life cycle assessment at EDF(Electricit? de France) (Agathe LE BOCQ) View PDF

RE02-6. Integration of a life cycle perspective in the decision-making process for beneficial use of ashes from incineration (Sophie Spillemaeckers) View PDF

SE04-1. Spatial and temporal variability in particle bounded pesticides exposure and their effects on meiofaunal community structure in a temporarily open estuary. (Silke Bollmohr) View PDF

SE04-3. Real time biomonitoring of surface water quality based on fiberoptic method of cardiac activity recording in bivalve mussels (Mytilus galloprovincialis Lam.) (Sergei Kholodkevich) View PDF

SE04-5. Four-year investigation of a framework to the use of immune endpoints for environment risk assessment in coastal marine ecosystems: findings and future challenges (Matthieu Duchemin) View PDF

SE04-6. BIOMONITORING STUDIES IN A SHALLOW LAGOON USING SENTINEL SPECIES (Luis Vieira) View PDF

RA03-2. Establishing cause and effect relationships using effects-directed investigations of pulp mill effluents affecting fish reproduction in Canada (Mark Hewitt) View PDF

RA03-3. AVERMECTINS ? how (eco)toxic they really are? (Lucija Kolar) View PDF

TUE AM2

MT04B-1. Evaluation of a combined proteomics and genomics approach in an ecotoxicological context. (Marijke De Wit) View PDF

MT04B-3. Acute and chronic exposure to Aroclor 1254 impair protein expression profiles in Xenopus laevis tadpoles during early development and metamorphosis (Virginie Gillardin) View PDF

MT04B-4. Key recommendations for environmental metabolomics: direct sampling of organisms from the field and phenotypic anchoring (M. Viant) View PDF

MT04B-6. Metabolic profiling and worms - can we identify omic biomarkers that apply across multiple contaminated sites? (Jake Bundy) View PDF

RA04B-1. BCF hydrophobicity cut-off: Truth or fake? (Michiel Jonker) View PDF

RA04B-3. Development of a fish bioconcentration factor gold standard database (Bert Van Hattum) View PDF

RA04B-4. Recent advancements in modelling the impact of Carbonaceous Materials on bioavailability and food chain accumulation of POPs (Philipp Egeler) View PDF

RA04B-5. Sediment Properties Affect Desorption and Bioaccumulation of Organic Model Compounds (Jussi Kukkonen) View PDF

RA04B-6. BIOAVAILABILITY ASSESSMENT OF ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS IN LIMNIC SEDIMENTS USING IN VITRO GUT FLUID EXTRACTION (Jonas Gunnarsson) View PDF

EC03B-1. Field derived accumulation and release kinetics of DDTs in three plant species (Luca Nizzetto) View PDF

EC03B-3. Does riparian integrity index reflex water quality? (Carlas Gonzalez) View PDF

EC03B-4. NITRATE INDUCED PHOTODEGRADATION OF CHLOROTOLURON: CHARACTERIZATION AND IMPACT IN AQUATIC MESOCOSMS (Sylvie Nélieu) View PDF

EC03B-6. Comparison of bioanalytical ad chemical results of dioxin-like compounds in soils (Walkiria Levy Lopez) View PDF

TE01B-3. Risk Assessment and risk management of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) in Ghana - Lindane as a Case Study (Sam Adu-Kumi) View PDF

TE01B-4. Persistent Organic Contaminants in the Blubber of Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops aduncus) and Spinner Dolphin (Stenella longirostris) From the Coastal Waters of Zanzibar (Haji Mwevura) View PDF

TE01B-5. Application of transplantation studies within the integrated water resources framework of South Africa. (Victor Wepener) View PDF

TE01B-6. Genotoxicity in bream (Oreochromis niloticus) exposed to textile effluent (Yogeshkumar Naik) View PDF

RE04-1. Derivation of environmental quality standards under the Water Framework Directive (Vincent Bonnomet) View PDF

RE04-2. Spreading best practice in the derivation of aquatic environmental quality standards (Peter Matthiessen) View PDF

RE04-3. Soil quality standards: tools in a decision making process (Graham Merrington) View PDF

RE04-4. A framework for delivering cost-effective Environmental Quality Standards (Paul Whitehouse) View PDF

RE04-5. Implementation of Environmental Quality Standards (Mark Crane) View PDF

SE02-1. Terrestrial Non-Target Arthropod Higher Tier / Field Studies - What can be learned from the aquatic area (Peter Dohmen) View PDF

SE02-2. Applicability of arthropod field studies in the off-field risk assessment of pesticides. A regulatory-based view (Petra Filzek) View PDF

SE02-3. Terrestrial mesocosm studies with non-target arthropods (Frank Bakker) View PDF

SE02-4. Effects of a 3-year low-input pesticide use on tritrophic systems in field crops (Bernd Freier) View PDF

SE02-5. Understanding and interpretating the impact and recovery of non-target arthropods from regulatory field studies (Mark Miles) View PDF

SE06A-4. Metallic contaminations in the mangrove of Guadeloupe (Lesser Antilles) - Use of the comet assay for genotoxicity monitoring (Gaëlle RAMDINE) View PDF

SE06A-5. PAH body burden and bile OH-PAH metabolite concentration in fish: the monitoring potential? (Hans Blanck) View PDF

TUE PM

RA05A-2. Applying the Terrestrial Biotic Ligand Model (TBLM) to Species Sensitivity Distributions (Herbert Allen) View PDF

RA05A-3. Long-term kinetics of cadmium bioaccumulation in Eisenia andrei (Roman Lanno) View PDF

RA05A-4. Soil characteristics and bioavailability of metals: implications for risks of top-predators. (Nico Van den Brink) View PDF

RA05A-5. Cytosolic bioaccumulation to assess effects of metallic mixtures in sediments (Alexandre Pery) View PDF

RA05A-6. Bioavailability of nickel in whole sediment laboratory toxicity tests: the role of AVS and overlying water exposure (Michiel Vandegehuchte) View PDF

RA06-1. Ecological risk assessment of dioxin-contaminated sediments. (Klaas Kaag) View PDF

RA06-2. Assessing health risks to people, livestock, aquatic life and wildlife due to sediment contamination - a case study (R. Moraes) View PDF

RA06-3. Determining Ecotoxicological Risks of Contaminated Sediments. A Case Study in Bispevika, Oslo Harbour (Amy Oen) View PDF

RA06-4. Integrative approach for marine sediment risk assessment. A case of study in the Nerviýn estuary (Basque Country) (Joxe Mikel Garmendia) View PDF

RA06-5. Pesticide Use in Uganda and pollution of Lake Victoria (Bernard Kiremire) View PDF

RA06-6. Temporal trends of organochlorine pesticides concentration in the sediments of Arges River (Marius Lucian Matache) View PDF

EC04-1. The chemical activity of hydrophobic organic pollutants in soils and sediments (Philipp Mayer) View PDF

EC04-2. PDMS coated stirring bars - a new method to include the bioavailability in the effect-directed analysis of contaminated sediments (Nicole Bandow) View PDF

EC04-3. Sorption of mixtures of alcohol ethoxylates to marine sediment: experimental data and model simulations. (Steven Droge) View PDF

EC04-6. Predicting Earthworm Uptake of PAHs from Manufactured Gas Plant Soils Using Water Desorption and Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Extraction (Joseph Kreitinger) View PDF

TE01C-1. Estimation of Mercury Exposure through Fish Consumption of Women in Subsistence Fishing Community near a Small Scale Gold Mine in Geita - Tanzania (Adama Makoum TOE) View PDF

TE01C-2. Environmental contamination and bioavailability of sediment bound heavy metals from selected locations along the East coast of Africa (Valentine Mubiana) View PDF

TE01C-3. Trace metals in biota from the Saigon river, Vietnam (Dayanthi Nugegoda) View PDF

TE01C-4. DDT and pyrethroids in breast milk from KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (Henk Bouwman) View PDF

TE01C-5. System Dynamics Simulation of a Pesticide-Impacted Estuary in South Africa (Peter Wade) View PDF

TE01C-6. Estimation of unfavorable effects associated with aquatic pollutants (agricultural pesticides) to multi-use aquatic ecosystems in Dry Zone of Sri Lanka using bioassay technique (Warnajith Perera) View PDF

MT05A-2. Phylogenetic origins for differences in expression of enzymes involved in the metabolism of endocrine disrupting compounds. (Peter Van den Hurk) View PDF

MT05A-3. Effects of short-term exposure of marine mussel Mytilus edulis to 17ß-estradiol and tributyltin: a molecular level approach (Martina Fenske) View PDF

RA07-1. Chemometrical methods for grouping (clustering) and classification (categorization) of chemicals ? can we use artificial neural networks? (Marjan Vracko) View PDF

RA07-2. Model based environmental risk assessment of chemical warfare agents (Hans Sanderson) View PDF

RA07-5. Linear vs nonlinear QSAR models for androgen receptor binding affinity of natural and man-made chemicals (James DEVILLERS) View PDF

SE06B-2. Combined effects of pyrene and nutrient condition on natural plankton communities (Morten Hjorth) View PDF

SE06B-4. Effects of petroleum-associated compounds on the energy budget of Arctic benthic organisms (Gro Harlaug Olsen) View PDF

SE06B-5. Toxicity of the Prestige fuel oil, commercial heavy fuel and weathered fuel assessed by the bivalve and sea-urchin embryogenesis bioassay. (Liliana Saco-Alvarez) View PDF

WED AM1

RA05B-1. Cobalt: Application of an International Approach for Developing Environmental Criteria/Guidelines/Standards for Metals (William Stubblefield) View PDF

RA05B-2. Predicted no effect concentrations for metals in Dutch surface waters using Biotic Ligand Models; sensitivity and normalisation scenario analysis (Martina Vijver) View PDF

RA05B-3. Metal ion binding to chemical ligands, cell membranes, and cell walls. A scale of relative binding strengths that correlates strongly with ion charge and Pauling electronegativity. (Thomas Kinraide) View PDF

RA05B-4. Metal bioaccumulation in aquatic species: quantification of accumulation kinetics using physico-chemical properties of metals (Karin Veltman) View PDF

RA08-1. State-of-the-art of ecological modelling for risk assessments of pesticides: a critical review (Volker Grimm) View PDF

RA08-2. Population-level risk assessment for an anti-androgenic pesticide with epigenetic effects (Dalkvist Trine) View PDF

RA08-4. Modelling the response of zebrafish (Danio rerio) populations to toxicant exposure with different modes of actions (Pernille Thorbek) View PDF

RA08-5. Terrestrial Model Ecosystems - A case study to evaluate the structural effects of a toxic and moderately persistent insecticide on the soil meso-fauna (Alexander Nikolakis) View PDF

RA08-6. Aquatic mesocosm studies as tool in higher-tier risk assessment for pesticides (Monika Hammers-Wirtz) View PDF

EC05A-5. Evaluating environmental fate models with field data: the global distribution of DDT as a case study (Urs Schenker) View PDF

EC05A-6. POP fate modeling: recent developments (Victor Shatalov) View PDF

RE03-2. Role of SCs and their impact on regulations concerning human health. (Helmut Greim) View PDF

RE03-3. Whither science in the EU environmental regulatory process? (Peter Calow) View PDF

RE03-4. An industry view on independent scientific advice (Watze De Wolf) View PDF

RE03-5. The role of EFSA?s scientific PPR Panel in pesticide risk assessment (Christine Fuell) View PDF

CC01-1. How does the characterisation of organic contaminants change with respect to their global fate under a climate-change scenario? (Harald von Waldow) View PDF

CC01-3. ATMOSPHERIC AND SEAWATER PCBs CONCENTRATIONS IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN. (Rosalinda Gioia) View PDF

CC01-5. Flood Retention and Drinking Water Supply - Preventing Conflicts of Interest (Jan Woelz) View PDF

PH01A-1. International consensus model for comparative assessment of chemiclas (Michael Hauschild) View PDF

PH01A-5. Ecological and Human Exposure Assessment: Building on Common Ground (R. Maddalena) View PDF

PH01A-6. ASSESSMENT OF CHEMICALS RELEASED FROM CONSUMER PRODUCTS INTO THE INDOOR ENVIRONMENT (Allan astrup Jensen) View PDF

MT05B-3. An in vitro floating agarose method for evaluating the effects of endocrine disrupting chemicals on steroidogenesis of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) previtellogenic oocytes (Siv-Hege Vang) View PDF

MT05B-4. Effects of persistent organic pollutants on the thyroid function of the seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax), an endocrine disruption? (Joseph Schnitzler) View PDF

MT05B-5. Evaluation of a Fish Sexual Development Test as an OECD guideline to detect endocrine active chemicals: A two species comparison (Henrik Holbech) View PDF

WED AM2

RA09A-1. Higher Tier Testing and Refined Risk Assessments - Examples and Experiences (Peter Dohmen) View PDF

RA09A-2. Analysis of ecological risk posed by pesticides to surface waters in England (Chris Holmes) View PDF

RA09A-3. FOCUS Surface Water Scenarios: Relevance at the Zonal/Member State level (Gregory Hughes) View PDF

RA09A-4. A GIS based risk assessment tool for aquatic ecosystems: a comparison of a regional approach and a field based approach. (Joern Strassemeyer) View PDF

RA09A-5. ESTABLISHING PESTICIDE ENVIRONMENTAL SCENARIOS FOR RICE CROPPING IN ITALY (Elena Redolfi) View PDF

RA09A-6. AN APPROACH FOR A LANDSCAPE BASED PROBABILISTIC EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT OF SPRAY DRIFT IN GERMANY (Burkhard Golla) View PDF

SE07-1. A pilot study investigating source apportionment techniques to identify causes of macrofauna impairment in surface waters in England and Wales (Dick De Zwart) View PDF (Waiting Approval)

SE07-2. Complexity in Ohio land use patterns and effects on diagnostic assessment: a Tier 1 database evaluation applying the GIS-based WOE/WLR method (Katherine Kapo) View PDF

SE07-3. Combined use of biomarkers, in situ bioassays and biological indices to diagnose environmental hazards of sewage treatment plant effluent discharges in two Mediterranean rivers (NE Spain) (Carlos Barata) View PDF

SE07-4. Trait convergence along multiple stressor gradients in aquatic insect communities: implications for biomonitoring (Nelli Horrigan) View PDF

SE07-5. Bio-indicators in the assessment of the effects of chemicals on aquatic species in the Rietvlei Nature Reserve, South Africa (Christopher Hickey) View PDF

SE07-6. Diagnosing ecological risk using river-side microcosms (Joseph Culp) View PDF

EC05B-1. The influence of environmental characteristics and substance properties on the variation in chemical concentrations in Europe (Anne Hollander) View PDF

EC05B-2. Estimating non-target exposure to anticoagulant rodenticides with a PBPK model (David Powell) View PDF

EC05B-3. Partitioning of Polar and Apolar Organic Compounds to Aerosols: experiments and modelling (Hans Peter Arp) View PDF

EC05B-4. Prediction of rate constants for the indirect photolysis of organic compounds ? modified MOOH method (Anna Böhnhardt) View PDF

EC05B-5. Critical Evaluation of Degradation Kinetics of Pesticides in Water-Sediment Standard Tests (J. Klasmeier) View PDF

MT06-1. Assessment of the effects of the pesticide imidacloprid on the behaviour of one oligochaete species, Lumbriculus variegatus (Margarida Sardo) View PDF

MT06-2. Reaction of populations of the collembolan Folsomia candida to phenmedipham exposure ý Does genetics really matter? (Joao Barateiro Diogo) View PDF

MT06-3. UV-absorbing compounds 3-benzylidene camphor and benzophenone-2 adversely affect fertility and reproduction in fish (Karl Fent) View PDF

LC04-1. Towards a European Methodology for Sustainability Assessment of Technologies (Michele Galatola) View PDF

LC04-2. Managing Emerging Technologies - Sustainable Design of Geopolymers (Marcel Weil) View PDF

LC04-5. Process optimization on economic, energetic and environmental objectives (François Vince) View PDF

PH01B-1. Chlorination products: emerging links with the epidemic of allergic diseases (Alfred Bernard) View PDF

PH01B-3. A TIE pilot study using in vivo bioassay with the estuarine amphipod, Corophium volutator (Robinson Mdegela) View PDF

PH01B-5. Risk Assessment of Production and Reuse of Treated Ash Aggregate (Hsiu-Ching Shih) View PDF

ST02A-1. Historical overview on soil protection policies in the European Union (1952 to 2006) (Luca Montanarella) View PDF

ST02A-2. The Soil thematic strategy: Description of content and implications (N. De Wit) View PDF

ST02A-3. Pro's and Con's of the proposed European Soil Framework Directive (Joop Vegter) View PDF

ST02A-4. Environmental Quality Standards for Soils: Lessons from the Water Framework Directive (Mark Crane) View PDF

ST02A-5. Soil protection in the member states: I. Germany (K. Hund-Rinke) View PDF

ST02A-6. Contaminated Land: The Portuguese Legal Framework (Luis Arroja) View PDF

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RA09B-1. Field-based studies in higher-tier assessments for birds and mammals: A case-study on an OP insecticide in orchards. (Steve Norman) View PDF

RA09B-2. Predicting sublethal effects of herbicides on terrestrial non-crop plant species in the field from greenhouse data (Serenella Sala) View PDF

RA09B-4. Current status and future perspectives for non-target terrestrial plant testing and risk assessment for crop protection products (Ken Pallett) View PDF

SE08-1. Use of anthelmintics in large herbivores in nature conservation areas and its potential impact on biodiversity (Joost Lahr)

SE08-2. DOLPHINS IN TEST TUBES: NEW-TOOL TO INVESTIGATE TOXICOLOGICAL HAZARD DUE TO ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR ORGANOCHLORINES AND EMERGING CONTAMINANTS IN MEDITERRANEAN CETACEANS (Maria Cristina Fossi) View PDF

SE08-3. Assessing Potential Trace and Non-Trace Element Associations to Liver Transaminases in Bottlenose Dolphins (Kara Sorensen) View PDF

SE08-4. Investigation of heron nestling deformities in North Nottinghamshire, UK (Helen Thompson) View PDF

SE08-5. CONTAMINANT EFFECTS ON REPRODUCTION, EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT AND EGGSHELL CHARACTERISTICS OF BALD EAGLES FROM THE GREAT LAKES, USA, 1986 ý 2000 (John Elliott) View PDF

EC06-3. Development of Passive Air Samplers for Perfluoroalkyl Compounds (Mahiba Shoeib) View PDF

EC06-5. What is so special about the sorption behavior of highly fluorinated compounds? (Kai Goss) View PDF

EC06-6. Global-Scale Fate and Transport of Perfluorocarboxylates and Perfluorocarboxylic Acids Emitted from Direct Sources using a Spatially-Resolved Multi-Species Model (James Armitage) View PDF

MT08-3. Distinguishing between molecular and physiological mode of action for sub-lethal effects (Tjalling Jager) View PDF

MT08-4. Effluent impact assessment using microarray-based analysis in common carp: a systems toxicology approach (Karlijn Van der Ven) View PDF

MT08-5. A computational approach to developing biomarkers from toxicogenomics predictive of environmental exposures of flounder fish (James Chipman) View PDF

MT07A-2. Current and predicted environmental exposure arising from engineered nanomaterials (Alistair Boxall) View PDF

MT07A-4. The existing toxicity test with a terrestrial isopod Porcellio scaber is a satisfactory starting point for assessing effects of nanoparticles (Mohammed Baalusha) View PDF

MT07A-5. Toxicity of nanoparticles to embryos of the marine macroalgae Fucus serratus (Damjana Drobne) View PDF

PH02-2. Effects of microcystin-LR on Vero cells: from cell death to cell proliferation. (Elsa Dias) View PDF (Waiting Approval)

PH02-4. Accumulation and depuration of anatoxin-a by M. galloprovincialis under laboratory conditions (Joana Osswald) View PDF

ST02B-1. Soil Protection in Bulgaria and in the other new East European member states (Konstantin Terytze) View PDF

ST02B-2. Main threats to soil as identified by the soil framework directive (John Jensen) View PDF

ST02B-3. Soil erosion: a main threat to soils in Europe (V. Castillo Sánchez ) View PDF

ST02B-4. The role of soil lost biodiversity: missed chances and a plea for research (Antonio Bispo) View PDF

ST02B-5. Discussion (Moderated by J. Roembke)

ST02B-6. Conclusions (J. Van Wensem) View PDF

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RA09C-1. Environmental risk assessment on biopesticides - benefit or burden? (Christina Pickl) View PDF

RA09C-2. An alternative method for the estimation of non-target-arthropod pesticide exposure (Alan Lawrence) View PDF

RA09C-3. Passive samplers as a key tool to estimate exposure to pesticides on different time scale (Ludovic TUDURI) View PDF

RA09C-4. Assessment of gaseous deposition of pesticides onto small water bodies (Cor Jacobs) View PDF

RA11-1. Potential for Seismic Surveys to Cause Sub-lethal Effects in Fish and Shellfish (Jerry Payne) View PDF

RA11-2. Are arctic benthos more sensitive to petroleum-associated components? (JoLynn Carroll) View PDF

RA11-3. Effect-assisted risk assessment - how can bioassays be used to direct risk assessment of effluents from oil production activities? (Knut-Erik Tollefsen) View PDF

RA11-4. Ecotoxicity of petroleum products used in pipelines located in Mexican tropical environments with aquatic organisms (Guillermo Muñoz-Mejía) View PDF

RA11-5. Biomarker responses linked to environmental risk: What are acceptable threshold limits? (Mathijs Smit) View PDF

RA11-6. Combining quantitative risk assessment and monitoring to holistic environmental management of discharges from the oil and gas industry (Ingunn Nilssen) View PDF

EC07-1. Development of New Guideline to Assess the Primary and Ultimate Biodegradation of Chemicals Discharged to Wastewater (M. Matthies) View PDF

EC07-2. Are PCBs Legacy POPs? An Assessment of Current PCB Use in Urban Areas (Gabriela Espinosa) View PDF

EC07-5. Structure biodegradation relationships for organic pollutants in water and soil (Thomas Federle) View PDF

EC07-6. Determination of Soil Biodegradation Half-lives from Simulation Tests (Nina Itrich) View PDF

RE05-1. Time for paradigm shifts (Watze De Wolf) View PDF

RE05-2. Internet survey of expert and stakeholder views regarding cumulative risks from multiple stressors in Europe: Information needs and communication (Timo Assmuth) View PDF

RE05-3. A Weight-of-Evidence Framework for Contaminated Sediment Assessment (Graeme Batley) View PDF

RE05-4. Development and Implementation of a Right-to-Know Website that Presents Estimated Cancer Risks for Air Emissions of Large Industrial Facilities (Ad Ragas) View PDF

RE05-5. Communicating the 'hidden content' of environmental health risk maps : transparency about choices and assumptions (Matthieu Craye) View PDF

RE05-6. Addressing uncertainty in decision making for contaminated sediment management (Susanne Heise) View PDF

MT07B-1. Effects of C60 fullerene nanoparticles on soil bacteria and protozoa (Anders Baun) View PDF

MT07B-2. The role of C60 nanoparticles in relation to toxicity and bioaccumulation of xenobiotic organic compounds in Daphnia magna (Richard Handy) View PDF

MT07B-4. Toxicity at the nanoscale level in trout hepatocytes exposed to quantum dots- exploring a new realm of toxicity (Yvan Wenger) View PDF

PH03-1. Manganese accumulation and toxicity in aquatic invertebrates. (Susanne Baden) View PDF

PH03-2. Transcriptional and Post-translational Regulation of the Major Mn Transport Protein, Divalent Metal Transporter 1 (DMT1) (Jerome Roth) View PDF

PH03-3. Gene Expression Profiling of Human Primary Astrocytes Exposed to Manganese Chloride Indicates Selective Effects on Several Functions of the Cells (Li Zhang) View PDF

PH03-4. Mn2+ Inhibition of Oxidative Phosphorylation (Thomas Gunter) View PDF

PH03-5. Utility of Quantitative Tremor Analysis in Predicting Manganism in Welders (Juan Sanchez-Ramos) View PDF

RA10-1. Priorisation of human pharmaceuticals to survey in French aquatic ecosystems (Jean Philippe Besse) View PDF

RA10-2. Comparative abiotic and biotic degradation of beta-blockers in river waters (Qintao Liu) View PDF

RA10-3. Results of an international ring test according to the OECD draft guideline - Determination of Developmental Toxicity of a Test Chemical to Dipteran Dung Flies (Katie Barrett) View PDF

RA10-4. Tracing pharmaceutical residues from humans to fish (Margaretha Adolfsson-Erici) View PDF

RA10-5. Status Quo - Experiences with Environmental Risk Assessment of pharmaceuticals at an environment agency (Nicole Adler) View PDF

RA10-6. Environmental Fate and Effects of Simvastatin (Joan Tell) View PDF

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