Thanks #SETACDublin for a stimulating and inspiring week of reconnecting with old colleagues, engaging with new ones, and learning a tonne of new stuff. Looking forward to Seville already!
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At #SETACDublin @m_mneum was excited to present the timeline and status of incorporating the #PMT and #vPvM hazard criteria into the #CLP and #REACH regulations! So much progress and success has been made in the EU!
@Umweltbundesamt
At #SETACDublin @derboyausleu told of his revolutionary approach to ensure that chemical structures and IDs are accurate within any inventory. The approach is called #cleanventory.
The #cleanventory package can be accessed here: https://github.com/ZeroPM-H2020/cleanventory
@ZeroPM_H2020 @InfoNGI
At #SETACDublin @sivanibaskaran presented an amazing approach to best account for #dataquality when conducting #mobility assessments in relation to the #PMT and #vPvM criteria. This approach can be automated!
@ZeroPM_H2020 @InfoNGI
May the Fourth be with you! It is a big day for #ZeroPM at #SETACDublin today. We will have a session, several presentations and posters on #PFAS, #PMTs transformation products and #chemical stripes! We will post are materials after the conference!
Where to find us :-)
Hunting for #PFAS and #PMT substances in Dublin!
with @ALennquist
@ZeroPM_H2020 @chemsec @InfoNGI #SETACDublin
Erlend Sørmo presents our pilot scale study about how pyrolyses of #PFAS contaminated organic waste will eliminate >98% of PFAS in carbon negative way! #SETACDublin #SLUDGEFFECT @InfoNGI
Link to the study: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304389423007306
Gabriela Castro presents a rapid method to quantify #OPFRs in sewage sludge and biochar. We used this merhod to show how sludge pyrolysis can retain elimnate #OPFRs but retain carbon and nutrients. #SETACDublin #SLUDGEFFECT
@InfoNGI @NTNU
Nicolas Estoppey has good news about the risk of #PFAS and other #POPs in biobased fertilizers in the #EU. In addition to lower nutrient emissions than synthetic ferilizers, most of these fertilizers had contaminant levels below current thresholds! @InfoNGI #SETACDublin
At #SETACDublin? Come by for a chat on why substances with extreme #hazards should be regulated out of #precaution, prior to conducting complex #risk assessment. Or why uncertainty should be reduced, not weaponized. @ZeroPM_H2020 @InfoNGI
Michel Hubert is ready to discuss his exciting results on how coaggulants can be optimized to percipitate #PFAS out of water! #SETACDublin @PERFORCE3_ITN @InfoNGI
#ZeroPM is at #SETACDublin! Here is our schedule for Tuesday, May 2'nd and Wednesday, May 3'rd! Drop by and say hello! :-)
Greetings from the @rebecca_altman fan club #SETACDublin. With @DeniseMitrano
#ZeroPM is at #SETACDublin! Each day we will post what we are up to. Here is our schedule for Monday, May 1'st!
At #SETACDublin recording podcasts for @ZeroPM_H2020!
Here are @ESchymanski, @DagnyAurich and @derboyausleu discussing the development of #ChemicalStripes for our recent Viewpoint to avoid the next Silent Spring!
Kicking off #SETACDublin with an early morning run along the Liffey. Ready and excited for a week of all the latest science on environmental chemistry and toxicology!
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That's the lineup for the #SETACScienceSlam at #SETACDublin on Tuesday 2nd of May 
We're looking forward to see you all there
And don't forget, the audience decides which Slammer should win the competition 
See you in Dublin 
Next Tuesday, #SETACDublin participants can join our four fantastic Slammers for the #SETACScienceSlam 
With some fluffy help 
, we determined the order of our Slammers already
Watch the recording here 
And check out the schedule below 
SETAC - SETAC Europe 33<sup>rd</sup> Annual MeetingSETAC Science SlamThe SETAC Science Slam is scheduled to take place on site in Dublin but will be live-streamed for remote viewers.
The SETAC Science Slam is back!
On Tuesday, 2 May, the SETAC Science Slam is returning with entertaining performances from creative scientists who will compete for the title of 'SETAC Science Slammer of 2023'.
During the SETAC Science Slam, 4 slammer acts have the opportunity to present their research while showing off their entertaining skills, charming the audience and ultimately winning their votes. The goal is to present their complex research topics in a fun, understanding and entertaining way, keeping it short, sweet and scientifically sound!
Don't miss this amusing show and vote for your favourite in Dublin! The winning slammer will receive a cash price of 500€, as well as the proud title of 'SETAC Science Slammer of 2023'.
The following slammers will take the stage in Dublin:
Alyssa Wicks - One Cup PFAS, a Tablespoon of Flame Retardants and a Pinch of Heavy Metals: Baking up Firefighter Station Wear
Katie Reilly - Daphnia Dating in Dublin: Sensing the Water
David Mennekes - Safe Hiking Trails in Switzerland – From a Microplastics Perspective
John Hader - We’ve Polluted Earth — Let’s Not Pollute Mars Too
The order has been picked by an innocent hand (or mouth). View below how the performances were picked!
Kindly sponsored by
Going to #SETACDublin! Please consider the training course - "Selecting and Evaluating Chemical Property Data in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (TC06)" https://setac.confex.com/setac/europe2023/meetingapp.cgi/Session/4396
Co-chaired by our @sivanibaskaran!
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