SETAC Europe 34th Annual Meeting

The SETAC is coming up and our colleagues will be there and are having a lot of interesting conference contributions! 

For a detailed overview of have a look here:

Contributions by knoell staff (main author or co-authors given in bold)

Session 3.01 - Advances in Bioaccumulation Science and Assessment 

• 3.01.P-Th138 - Regulatory Application of a Toxicokinetic-based Bioaccumulation Model 
  Alonso E., Tarazona J.V., Reichenberger S., Gerloff-Elias A., Duft M., Rico Rico Á.

Session 3.15 - Measuring and Modelling the Environmental Fate and Exposure of Pesticides 

• 3.15.P-Mo244 Drinking Water Treatment – Impact Assessment on a Newly Guided Process for Crop Protection Products in the European Union 
  Ziegler K., Pape L.
• 3.15.A.T-04 Harmonised Framework for the SETAC Spatially Distributed Leaching Modelling of Pesticides Initiative: 2024 update 
  Tiktak A., Poot A., Jene B, Hoogeweg G., Braakhekke M., Wipfler L., Ghafoor A., Klein J., Stemmer M., Ritter A., Sur R., Spickermann G., Heuvelink G., Hughes G, Marahrens S., Reichenberger S., Suciu N, Morris M

Session 3.18 - Next-Generation Urban Water Management: Improved Understanding of the Fate of Micropollutants, Transformation Products, Pathogens, and Antimicrobial Resistance 

• 3.18.P-Mo287 Impact of Drinking Water Treatment processes on Biocides in the EU 
  Carreira S., Pape L.

Session 4.04 - Effect Modelling in Regulatory Science: In the Service of Environmental Risk Assessment and Risk Management

• 4.04.P-We297 The MAD book - Acceptability of Regulatory Models 
  Becker J. M., Wang M., Barsi A, Hommen U., Preuss T. G., Jakoby O., Goussen B., Reichenberger S., Reed M., Duquesne S.
• 4.04.P-We298 The MAD-Book - Potential Applications of Mechanistic Effect Models in Environmental Risk Assessment of Pesticides 
  Becker J. M., Wang M., Barsi A, Hommen U., Preuss T. G., Jakoby O., Goussen B., Reichenberger S., Reed M., Duquesne S.
• 4.04.P-We299 The MAD book - Development of Environmental Scenarios for the Application of Mechanistic Effect Models in Environmental Risk Assessment 
  van den Berg S., Duquesne S., Jakoby O., Hommen U., Preuss T. G., Wang M., Barsi A, Reichenberger S., Focks A.
• 4.04.P-We302 The MAD Book - On the Evaluation of Calibration and Validation Outputs with Mechanistic Effect Models 
  Hansul S. E., Vermeiren P., Chaideftou E., Gioutlakis M., Hommen U., Kattwinkel M., Klein J., Reichenberger S., Thorbek P., Witt J., Charles S.
• 4.04.P-We303 The MAD Book - Sensitivity and Uncertainty of Mechanistic Effect Models 
  Hansul S. E., Vermeiren P., Chaideftou E., Gioutlakis M., Hommen U., Kattwinkel M., Klein J., Reichenberger S., Thorbek P., Witt J., Charles S.
• 4.04.P-We307 Global Sensitivity Analysis of the Harmonised Lemna Model 
  Guisnet C., Reichenberger S., Voß F.
• 4.04.P-We309 Toxicokinetic-Toxicodynamic Modelling Application (for Lemna sp.) in Regulatory Risk Assessment Scheme: Conceptual Stepwise Approach  
  Alonso E., Reichenberger S., Voß F.

Session 4.11 - Protecting Innovation in Plant Protection: Low-risk Pesticides, Precision Applications, and Considerations on Risk Assessment

• 4.11.T-04 Modelling the Reduction Effect of Spot Applications on Pesticide Runoff Losses from Fields with a PRZM-VFSMOD Coupling and a 2D Probabilistic Framework
  Reichenberger S., Sur R., Olivares-Rivas J., Muñoz-Carpena R.
• 4.11.P-Tu430 Integrating Precision Application into the Regulatory Environmental Risk Assessment Scheme: A Conceptual Approach 
  González Camarero P., Alonso E., Vigo Anglada C., Rico Rico Á.
• 4.11.P-Tu438 Spray Drift Assessment For The Registration Of Plant Protection Products Applied By Drones – Working Within The Existing Regulatory Framework. 
  Langa Peñalba S., Nuñez García-Cuerva L., Kahl G., Kulikova O., Robinson P., Fischer L., Vigo Anglada C.

Session 6.07 - Improving Chemical Regulation Through Robust Science, Data Accessibility, and Interdisciplinary Collaboration 

• 6.07.P-Th508 Impurity assessment in the EU from an (eco)toxicological perspective. How do we know if an impurity is relevant and if it enhances the (eco)toxicity of an active substance?  
  García-Ruiz E., Taraschewski I.,Skarpos H., López-Jordà M., Blatz V., Bertomeu L.

Session 7.02 - In Silico Approaches Toward Safer Use and Green Design of Chemicals: Present Achievements and Future Challenges 

• 7.02.P-We563 Support of persistence assessment under REACH and CLP using in silico predictions
  Gerloff-Elias, A.

Session 8.08 - Late-Breaking Science (MON) 

• 8.08.P-Mo573 A Novel Approach for Large GAP Screening in View of EU Member State Authorisation  
  Kahl G., Bo, Y., Voß F., Reiher W.