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Wednesday 26 June 2013 - WTC Morning Sessions |
| 09.00-09.20 |
WTC-Auditorium: CONFERENCE OPENING |
| 09.20-10,00 |
WTC-Auditorium Chair:
Jennifer Field Plenary Lecture 1: David Sedlak, University of California, Berkeley, USA |
| “Optimizing the removal of trace
organic contaminants in managed natural treatment systems” |
| 10.00-10.20 |
COFFEE BREAK-WTC-Agora Room |
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Chairs:
Joel Barrault / Carlos Estévez |
Chairs: Vicente Esteve / Gerhard Lammel |
Chairs: Victor Matamoros / Costas Michael |
| 10.20-10.40 |
A-KN1-Green: Roger
Sheldon,TU Delft, The Netherlands: "Green & sustainable chemistry:
Methods & metrics" |
B-KN2-Atmospheric, Roy
Harrison, Univ. Birmingham, UK: “Characterisation and behaviour of
nanoparticles from road traffic exhaust” |
C-OW1:
J. Margot, EPFL,
Switzerland: Laccases:
Potential treatment for removal of micropollutants in municipal wastewater? |
| 10.40-11.00 |
C-OW2: P.
N. Carvalho, Aarhus
Univ., Denmark Pharmaceuticals removal from wastewaters in constructed
wetlands |
| 11.00-11.20 |
A-OG1: D. Cespi, Univ. Bologna,Italy: Application of LCA methodology to a
chemical process: the production of acrylonitrile by ammoxidation |
B-OA1:
M. Mendez, Univ. Lille, France: Modelling
the chemically speciated PM2.5 over the French Northern region using the
WRF-Chem system coupled to EMEP and regional emission inventories |
C-OW3: A.
Garcia-Rodríguez, UdG, Spain:
Biologically-based water reclamation systems: a sustainable alternative for
removing pharmaceuticals and endocrine disrupting chemicals from wastewater |
| 11.20-11.40 |
A-OG2: V. Fabregat, Univ. Jaume I,
Spain: Synthesis of photoactive hydrophilic polymeric materials. Applications
in synthetic chemistry and pollutant degradation |
B-OA2: N. Ratola, Univ. Murcia, Spain: POPs and PAHs in Norway and the
UK–levels and distribution in pine needles, litter, soils and air |
C-OW4:
G. Li Puma, Loughborough
Univ., UK: Solar Water Detoxification Processes for the Removal of Estrogens,
Antibiotics and other Contaminants of Emerging Concern |
| 11.40-12.00 |
A-OG3: D. Kralisch, Univ. Jena, Germany: Chemical engineering of intensified
flow-chemistry guided by sustainability issues |
B-OA3:
M. Mulder, Masaryk Univ., CzechRepublic,
Gas-particle partitioning and air-sea exchange of polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbons in the central and eastern Mediterranean |
C-OW5: L.
Prieto-Rodríguez, Plat. Solar Almería-CIEMAT, Spain: Removal of organic
micro-contaminants from municipal waste water by an IBR system coupled to a
solar photo-Fenton process as tertiary treatment |
| 12.00-12.20 |
A-OG4: J. F. Da Costa ITQ-Univ. Politécnica Valencia, Spain: Sustainable
production of hydrogen from steam reforming of bioethanol using a recycled
catalytic material |
B-OA4:
B. L. Van Drooge, IDAEA-CSIC, Spain:
Seasonal and spatial variation of PM1 organic tracers in densely populated
and highly insolated urban areas of humid and dry atmospheres |
C-KN3-Water: Ivana
Ivancev-Tumbas, Univ. of Novi Sad, Republic of Serbia: “Universe of organics
in drinking water treatment processes” |
| 12.20-12.40 |
A-OG5: W.
De Lange, LaMilCo, The Netherlands:
Polymers: out of REACH? |
B-OA5:
E. Venturini,
Univ. Bologna, Italy: PM2.5 source apportionment by directional sampling and
Positive Matrix Factorization (PMF) |
| 12.40-13.00 |
Poster Session-WTC-Agora Room |
Introducing the UNEP/WHO
report: State of the Science of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals-2012 Åke Bergman Coordinator
of the report |
| 13.00-14.00 |
LUNCH-WTC-Port
Vell Room |
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| WTC Locations: A-: Room A1; B-: Room A2+A3 ;
C-: Auditorium ; |
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| D-: Port Vell Room ; E-: Agora Room |
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Wednesday 26 June 2013 - WTC Afternoon
Sessions |
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Chairs: Guillermo Monrós / Thilo Hofmann |
Chairs: Silvia Lacorte / Adrian Covaci |
Chairs: Valery Petrosyan / Sara Rodríguez |
| 14.00-14.20 |
A-KN4-Soil: Graeme Paton,
Univ. Aberdeen, UK: “Quantification of bioavailable fractions of elements and
organic pollutants and sustainable steps to remediate these at the field
scale” |
B-KN5-Emerging: Klaus
Küemmerer, Leuphana Univ., Germany: “Emerging pollutants: Of old compounds
and new ones, of micrograms and tonnes, from the past to the future” |
C-OW6:
B. Buszewski,Nicolas
Copernicus Univ., Poland: Utilization of diatomite modified by ionic liquids
for uranium ions adsorption from aqueous solutions |
| 14.20-14.40 |
C-OW7: T.
Reemtsma, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental
Research, Germany: Transformation of Organic Contaminants in Plants |
| 14.40-15.00 |
A-OS1: M. Crampon, Normandie
Univ., France: Analytical strategies to evaluate polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbons (PAHs) bioavailability in soils; correlation with their
biodegradability |
B-OE1: B.
Chefetz, Hebrew Univ. Jerusalem, Israel: Contaminants
of emerging concern in the agro-environment: Uptake by crops, fate and
processes |
C-OW8: A.
Assunção, Univ. Algarve, Portugal: Palladium
biorecovery using anaerobic bacterial communities |
| 15.00-15.20 |
A-OS2: M. Furdek, Ruder Boskovic Inst., Croatia: Persistence of butyltin
(BuT) compounds in the contaminated sediments from the Croatian Adriatic
coast |
B-OE2: L.
Barritaud, Veolia, France: Occurence of
emerging organic micropollutants in urban wasterwaters, Non-targeted analysis
using GCxGC TOF MS and LC-HRMS |
C-OW9: J.
Kuipers, Wetsus-Wageningen Univ., The
Netherlands: Intensified photocatalytic slurry reactor with a multitude of
low intensity UV-LEDs for removal of micropollutants |
| 15.20-15.40 |
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B-OE3: S.
M. Majedi, Ntl. Univ. Singapore: Toward a
robust method for in situ separation, speciation analysis, and toxicity
assessment of nanoparticles in natural water samples: Cloud point extraction
of CuO nanoparticles |
C-OW10: J.
Radjenovic, Univ. Queensland, Australia:
Application of electrochemical processes for water and wastewater treatment |
| 15.40-16.00 |
A-OS4: S. C. Wilson, Univ. New England, Australia: Food crop accumulation
and bioavailability assessment for antimony (Sb) compared with arsenic (As)
in contaminated soils |
B-OE4: A.
Marcomini, Univ. Ca’Foscari Venice, Italy:
Agglomeration and sedimentation of Titanium dioxide nanopartilces (n-TiO2) in
synthetic and real waters |
C-KN6-Water: Susan
Richardson, USA: “The next generation of drinking water disinfection
by-products: Occurrence, formation, toxicity, and new links whith human
epidemiology” |
| 16.00-16.20 |
A-OS5: B.
Beckingham, Univ. Tübingen, Germany:
Sediment PAHs in the rivers of Ammer (Germany) and Liangtan (China):
Differences between early- and newly-industrialized countries |
B-OE6: P. Garrigues, Univ.
Bordeaux, France: Chemodiversity of organic xenobiotics in the environment: a
naming and a scientific nightmare? |
| 16.20-16.40 |
COFFEE BREAK-WTC-Agora Room |
| 16.40-18.30 |
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Poster Session-WTC-Agora Room |
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Technical Sessions-WTC-A,B,C Rooms |
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| 18.00-18.30 |
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| WTC Locations: A-:
Room A1; B-: Room A2+A3 ; C-: Auditorium ; D-: Port Vell Room ; E-: Agora
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