33rd Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) Europe

The 33rd SETAC Europe Annual Meeting to be held in Dublin, Ireland (30th April – 4th May, 2023) will gather approximately 2500 scientists and practitioners from Academia, Industry, Government and Civil Society living a common vision “Environmental Quality Through Science”. This meeting is a preferred platform where SEAC scientists and our large network of external collaborators will contribute with a large number of sessions, oral presentations and posters leading to discussions on latest scientific developments driving improved environmental protection.

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SESSIONS CO-CHAIRED BY SEAC EXPERTS

SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

• Advantages of Using Lab and Field Collected Invertebrates and in Situ Studies in Ecotoxicology: Challenges and Opportunities.
  Co-chairs: Carlos Barata, Ben Kefford, Claudia Rivetti, James Lazorchak
• Applications of Computational Toxicology in Environmental Risk Assessment.
  Co-chairs: Pim Wassenaar, Geoff Hodges, EsterPapa, PaulThomas

SPECIAL SESSION

• The European Green Deal (Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability).
  Co-Chairs: Michelle Bloor, Annegaaike Leopold, Ksenia Groh, Paul Thomas, Leo Posthuma, Hans Sanderson, Bruno Campos

TOPICAL DISCUSSION SESSIONS

• Scientific challenges and research needs for the implementation of the EU Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability: Contributions and engagement by SETAC membership.
  Co-Chairs: Michelle Bloor, Annegaaike Leopold, Ksenia Groh, Paul Thomas, Leo Posthuma, Hans Sanderson, Bruno Campos
• New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) within environmental protection - from science to solutions.
  Co-chairs: Bruno Campos, Sam Maynard and Kristin Schirmer, Anze Zupanic

PLATFORM PRESENTATIONS

• MechoA+: A significant update to the MechoA classification scheme. (PDF 1.28 MB)
  Authors: Gaspard Levet, Franklin Bauer, James Firman, Jayne Roberts, Steve Gutsell, Bruno Campos, Mark A. Bonnell, Paul Thomas, Mark Cronin and Geoff Hodges
• Assessment of methods for determining the membrane-water partition ratio for surfactants. (PDF 1.34 MB)
  Authors: Steven Droge, Nina Jansen, Elin Barrett, Adriana Bejarano, Jens Bietz, Kristin Connors, James Dawick, Marc Geurts, Geoff Hodges, Eoin Kearney, Mark A. Miller, Diederik Schowanek, Sabrina Wilhem

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

• Towards an ecosystem‐based approach to environmental risk assessment for freshwater ecosystems. (PDF 640.97 KB)
  Authors: Claudia Rivetti and Andrea Gredelj
• Biodegradation of a range of non-polymeric and polymeric surfactants in seawater. (PDF 991.7 KB)
  Authors: Bruno Campos, Odd Gunnar Brakstad, James Dawick, Roy Geerts, Philipp Hopp, and Abel Machado
• The Use of Toxicokinetic Models to Improve the Understanding of Internal Concentration for Ionisable Organic Chemicals in Fish. (PDF 425.03 KB)
  Authors: Jacob-Joe Collins, Alessia Giorgis, Dawei Tang, Leonardo Contreas, Tymoteusz Pietrenko, Patrik Engi, George Fitton, Bruno Campos
• Evaluating Toxicokinetic Models as Predictors of Internal Concentration in Environmentally Relevant Species. (PDF 630.5 KB)
  Authors: Jacob-Joe Collins, George Fitton, Bruno Campos, Patrik Engi, Alessia Giorgis, Joe Reynolds, Claudia Rivetti, Tymoteusz Pietrenko, Mark R. Viant
• Deriving fish and Daphnia toxicity QSARs for anionic surfactants by using experimental and computational membrane-water partition coefficients. (PDF 600.23 KB)
  Authors: Andrea Gredelj, Elin L. Barrett, Jayne Roberts, Eoin Kearney, Alexandre Teixeira, Nicola Haywood, Geoff Hodges, Mark A. Miller
• Determining the toxicity of organic compounds on the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans based on aqueous concentrations. (PDF 2.41 MB)
  Authors: Sebastian Hoss, Roger van Egmond, David Sanders
• Development of an In Silico Structural Profiler facilitating Mechanistically-grounded Classification of Aquatic Toxicants. (PDF 1.43 MB)
  Authors: James W. Firman, Franklin J. Bauer, Geoff Hodges, Bruno Campos, Jayne Roberts, Steve Gutsell, Paul C. Thomas, Mark Bonnell and Mark T.D. Cronin
• Comparison of the Performance and Domains of in Silico Schemes to Classify Environmental Chemicals. (PDF 889.12 KB)
  Authors: Mark T.D. Cronin, James W. Firman, Franklin J. Bauer, Geoff Hodges, Bruno Campos, Jayne Roberts, Steve Gutsell, Paul C. Thomas and Mark Bonnell
• Combination of Computational New Approach Methodologies for Enhancing Evidence of Biological Pathway Conservation Across Species. (PDF 2.41 MB)
  Authors: Peter Schumann, Carlie Lalone, Jade Houghton, Claudia Rivetti, Bruno Campos and Geoff Hodges
• Substantiating Chemical Groups for Read-Across Using Molecular Response Profiles.
  Authors: Rosemary Elizabeth Barnett, Bruno Campos, Claudia Rivetti, Thomas N Lawson, Carlos Barata, Adam Biales, John Colbourne, Mark Cronin, Silvia Lacorte, Gavin R Lloyd, Matthew Smith, Andrew D Southam, Mark R. Viant, Ralf J.M. Weber and Geoff Hodges
• Development of a non-animal integrated approach to testing and assessment for acute aquatic toxicity hazard for classification and labelling. (PDF 1.49 MB)
  Authors: Donna S. Macmillan, Pravin Ambure, James Dawick, Nicolas Fabre, Geoff Hodges, Sophie Loisel-Joubert, Eva Serrano-Candelas, Blanca Serrano Ramon, Claudia Rivetti, Ricky A. Stackhouse.
• One Substance, One Assessment – Unachievable ambition or an opportunity for NAMs not to be missed? (PDF 461.7 KB)
  Authors: Samuel K Maynard, Michelle Booth, Emma Danby, Charlotte Elston, Tom Hutchinson, Audrey Pearson, Claudia Rivetti, Natalie Burden