The 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistr y (SETAC) Europe\, will bring together environmental scientists\, toxicolo gists\, chemists\, policymakers\, industry professionals\, and students fr om around the world. Under the theme “Embrace the Outlier: In Science\, Regulations and Networks”\, the meeting aims to explore innovative scien ce and diverse perspectives that expand our understanding of environmental quality and chemical risk management. The scientific programme includes p lenary lectures\, thematic sessions\, poster presentations\, training cour ses\, networking activities\, and opportunities for interdisciplinary coll aboration across science and policy. \;
PARC will have a signifi cant presence at SETAC Europe 2026 through the SYNnet Booth\, which will be available throughout the full duration of the congress. Located in the exhibition area\, this interactive gathering point will sh owcase PARC scientific results\, foster dialogue with stakeholders\, and p romote synergies with external initiatives working in the fields of chemic al safety\, environmental monitoring\, and next-generation risk assessment . PARC encourages its community and conference participants to visit the S YNnet Booth\, exchange knowledge\, and contribute to discussions supportin g science-based decision-making. \;
Moreover\, many PARC communi cations will be presented such as: \;
SETAC Europe 2026 presents an excellent opportunity to engage wit h the global environmental science community\, exchange innovative researc h\, and explore solutions addressing major environmental and chemical safe ty challenges. PARC encourages researchers\, regulators\, and stakeholders to join this important event and connect with scientific advances that su pport healthier ecosystems and better protection of human health. \;
For registration\, abstract submission details\, and the full program me\, please visit the SETAC Europe 36th Annual Meeting website ↗.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260705T184812Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4aa6ec9add2 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260518 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260519 SUMMARY:Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Annual Meeting – Science\, Regulations and Networks CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicol ogy and Chemistry (SETAC) Europe\, will bring together environmental scien tists\, toxicologists\, chemists\, policymakers\, industry professionals\, and students from around the world. Under the theme “Embrace the Outlie r: In Science\, Regulations and Networks”\, the meeting aims to explore innovative science and diverse perspectives that expand our understanding of environmental quality and chemical risk management. The scientific prog ramme includes plenary lectures\, thematic sessions\, poster presentations \, training courses\, networking activities\, and opportunities for interd isciplinary collaboration across science and policy. \;PARC will have a significant presence at SETAC Europe 2026 through the SYNnet Booth\, whi ch will be available throughout the full duration of the congress. Located in the exhibition area\, this interactive gathering point will showcase P ARC scientific results\, foster dialogue with stakeholders\, and promote s ynergies with external initiatives working in the fields of chemical safet y\, environmental monitoring\, and next-generation risk assessment. PARC e ncourages its community and conference participants to visit the SYNnet Bo oth\, exchange knowledge\, and contribute to discussions supporting scienc e-based decision-making. \;Moreover\, many PARC communications will be presented such as: \;Advancing the Chemical Exposome: Integrated Targ eted and Non-targeted HRMS Investigation of PFAS Occurrence and Transforma tion in the Rhône River\, presented by Nicolas Macorps (ONIRIS ↗\, Fran ce) \;MassBank: An Open and FAIR Mass Spectral Data Resource\, present ed by Anjana Elapavalore (UniLU ↗\, Luxembourg) \;BPA-Equivalents: A n Effective Tool to Assess Mixture Toxicity and Substitution Scenarios of BPA and its Alternatives\, presented by Vanessa Screbny (UFZ ↗\, Germany ) \;Integrating Molecular and Behavioral Endpoints to Assess neurotoxi city of BPA Alternative Compounds\, presented by Marta Monteiro (UAV ↗\, Portugal) \;Effects of 4 BPA-alternatives\, isolated and in binary mi xtures\, to Allivibrio fischeri using MICROTOX Basic Assay\, presented by Giseli Swerts Rocha (URV ↗\, Spain) \;Are We Under the Illusion of C ontrol? Looking Beyond Quantification to Uncover “Real” Environmental Concentration Distributions of Chemicals\, presented by Larissa Herrmann ( RPTU ↗\, Germany) \;A Privacy-Preserving Modular Geoprocessing Appro ach for Harmonised Environmental Exposure Assessment in Distributed Cohort Studies\, presented by Jure Ftičar (JSI ↗\, Slovenia) \;Applying t he FAIR Principles to Personal Exposure and Health Data\, presented by Sti jn Baken (VITO ↗\, Belgium) \;Application of the Safe and Sustainabl e by Design Framework: A Case Study on Bisphenol A and Its Alternatives an d Enhancing Hazard Assessment in Safe and Sustainable by Design: The Case of Mistra SafeChem\, presented by Maja Halling (IVL ↗\, Sweden) \;Eu ropean Stakeholder Perspectives on Early Warning Systems (EWS) for Chemica ls – Insights From a Survey\, presented by Kerstin Pütz (IVL ↗\, Swed en) \;ChemTok: A Chemically Literate Tokenizer Using a Dictionary-Base d Approach\, presented by Patrik Andersson (UMU ↗\, Sweden) \;VERBER \, a Catchment Scale Pesticide Risk Assessment Model for Surface Waters in Sweden\, presented by Anna Lindahl (SLU ↗\, Sweden) \;A Pan-Europea n Bioassay-Based Assessment of Endocrine Activities Across Multiple Enviro nmental Compartments\, presented by Abd El Rahman El Mais (INERIS ↗\, Fr ance) \;Prioritisation framework to identify relevant substances for a ssessing the impact of environmental contaminants on human exposure\, pres ented by Nicole Bandow (UBA ↗\, Germany) \;Characterising The Human Perinatal Chemical Exposome With Innovative Suspect and Non-Targeted Scree ning: Results From The PARC EU Interlaboratory Trial and Real-Case Study\, presented by Tarek Moufawad (INRAE ↗\, France) \;Decoding ERα–az ole derivative interactions to evaluate environmental health risks through computational and experimental models\, presented by Rajesh Kumar Pathak (URV ↗\, Spain) \;Grazer pressure and its influence on growth and to xin dynamics in harmful algae: insights from copepod interactions\, and Re vealing sublethal effects of Protoceratium reticulatum on mussels (Mytilus edulis) by adverse outcome pathway (AOP) network approaches\, presented b y Wenxin Liu (UGENT ↗\, Belgium) \;eData: A tool and format for rapi d extraction of exposure data from scientific articles\, presented by Sam Welch (NIVA ↗\, Norway) \;Assessment of Macrophage Counts in Tg(mpeg 1) Zebrafish Following PFAS Exposure\, presented by Sarah Nielsen (NMBU ↗\, Norway) \;Margins-of-safety Predictions for the Risk of Measured Pesticide Mixtures from German Streams by Using GUTS Models and Which par ameters really matter? Linking exposure and effect models for pesticide ER A presented by Paula Scharlach (UOS ↗\, Germany) \;Elucidating Finge rprints of Poorly Removable Organic Micropollutants in Wastewater across E urope using Non-Target Screening\, presented by Charlotte Henkel (UFZ ↗\ , Germany) \;Chemical Target Screening and Mixture Risk Assessment of Wastewater: a pan-European study\, presented by Saskia Finckh (UFZ ↗\, G ermany) \;Enhancing Access to Human Biomonitoring Data in Europe: The Development and Utility of the European HBM Dashboard\, presented by Liese Gilles (VITO ↗\, Belgium) \;Zebrafish (Danio rerio) as a New Approa ch Methodologies (NAM)-model for Thyroid Hormone System (THS) Disruption-m ediated Developmental neurotoxicity (DNT) – A case study with Methimazol e\, presented by Pernille Ambus Kjær (SDU ↗\, Denmark) \;Browsing F AIR Transformation Product Information with FAIR-TPs presented by Bashir M ayahi (UniLu ↗\, Luxembourg)From Chemical Risk Assessment to Impact: Sta keholder Engagement\,Synergies and Communication Strategies in PARC presen ted by Sónia Namorado (INSA ↗\, Portugal)Assessment of thyroid disrupti on using an alternative fish model\, the three-spined stickleback presente d by Ioanna Katsiadaki (CEFAS ↗\, UK)Mapping the regulatory landscape of plastic additives across their lifecycle presented by Olwenn Martin (UCL AC ↗\, UK)Developmental Neurotoxicity mediated through Endocrine Disrupt ion in Fish: A Systematic Review presented by Simone Fibiger Sørensen (SD U ↗\, Denmark)Predictability of higher-tier outcomes in the aquatic risk assessment of plant protection products: Evidence from EU regulatory data presented by Paul Ozoh (UNI UDE ↗\, Germany)Mixture Effects of Bispheno l A and Analogues on the Regeneration of Freshwater Planarians and Regrett able Substitutions? Comparative Toxicology of Bisphenol Analogues in Marin e and Mammalian Reproductive Systems presented by Susana Loureiro (UA ↗\ , Portugal)The Effect of Thyroid Hormone System Disruption on Neurodevelop ment in Zebrafish Early Life Stages and Adverse Outcome Pathway Network-Ba sed Approach for the Evaluation of Thyroid Hormone System Disruption for H uman Health and Environmental Regulatory Hazard Assessment presented by Dr ies Knapen (U Antwerp ↗\, Belgium)Identifying Model Parameter Hierarchie s in FOCUS STEP 3 presented by Dimitrios Skodras (IME Fraunhofer ↗\, Ger many)Are We Under the Illusion of Control? \; Looking Beyond Quantifi cation to Uncover “Real” Environmental Concentration Distribu tions of Chemicals presented by Larissa Herrmann (RPTU ↗\, Germany)Risk Assessme nt for Off-Crop Habitats: Interactions Between Plant Protection Products a nd Non-Target Arthropods presented by Michael Meissle (Agroscope ↗\, Swi tzerland)Archived Suspended Particulate Matter as an Early-Warning Tool: 1 8-Year of Non-Target Screening Identifies Emerging Contaminants and Regula tory Success presented by Javad Mottaghipisheh (SLU ↗\, Sweden)SETAC Eur ope 2026 presents an excellent opportunity to engage with the global envir onmental science community\, exchange innovative research\, and explore so lutions addressing major environmental and chemical safety challenges. PAR C encourages researchers\, regulators\, and stakeholders to join this impo rtant event and connect with scientific advances that support healthier ec osystems and better protection of human health. \;For registration\, a bstract submission details\, and the full programme\, please visit the SET AC Europe 36th Annual Meeting website ↗. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistr y (SETAC) Europe\, will bring together environmental scientists\, toxicolo gists\, chemists\, policymakers\, industry professionals\, and students fr om around the world. Under the theme “Embrace the Outlier: In Science\, Regulations and Networks”\, the meeting aims to explore innovative scien ce and diverse perspectives that expand our understanding of environmental quality and chemical risk management. The scientific programme includes p lenary lectures\, thematic sessions\, poster presentations\, training cour ses\, networking activities\, and opportunities for interdisciplinary coll aboration across science and policy. \;
PARC will have a signifi cant presence at SETAC Europe 2026 through the SYNnet Booth\, which will be available throughout the full duration of the congress. Located in the exhibition area\, this interactive gathering point will sh owcase PARC scientific results\, foster dialogue with stakeholders\, and p romote synergies with external initiatives working in the fields of chemic al safety\, environmental monitoring\, and next-generation risk assessment . PARC encourages its community and conference participants to visit the S YNnet Booth\, exchange knowledge\, and contribute to discussions supportin g science-based decision-making. \;
Moreover\, many PARC communi cations will be presented such as: \;
SETAC Europe 2026 presents an excellent opportunity to engage wit h the global environmental science community\, exchange innovative researc h\, and explore solutions addressing major environmental and chemical safe ty challenges. PARC encourages researchers\, regulators\, and stakeholders to join this important event and connect with scientific advances that su pport healthier ecosystems and better protection of human health. \;
For registration\, abstract submission details\, and the full program me\, please visit the SETAC Europe 36th Annual Meeting website ↗.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260705T184812Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4aa6ec9ae1b DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260519 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260520 SUMMARY:Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Annual Meeting – Science\, Regulations and Networks CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicol ogy and Chemistry (SETAC) Europe\, will bring together environmental scien tists\, toxicologists\, chemists\, policymakers\, industry professionals\, and students from around the world. Under the theme “Embrace the Outlie r: In Science\, Regulations and Networks”\, the meeting aims to explore innovative science and diverse perspectives that expand our understanding of environmental quality and chemical risk management. The scientific prog ramme includes plenary lectures\, thematic sessions\, poster presentations \, training courses\, networking activities\, and opportunities for interd isciplinary collaboration across science and policy. \;PARC will have a significant presence at SETAC Europe 2026 through the SYNnet Booth\, whi ch will be available throughout the full duration of the congress. Located in the exhibition area\, this interactive gathering point will showcase P ARC scientific results\, foster dialogue with stakeholders\, and promote s ynergies with external initiatives working in the fields of chemical safet y\, environmental monitoring\, and next-generation risk assessment. PARC e ncourages its community and conference participants to visit the SYNnet Bo oth\, exchange knowledge\, and contribute to discussions supporting scienc e-based decision-making. \;Moreover\, many PARC communications will be presented such as: \;Advancing the Chemical Exposome: Integrated Targ eted and Non-targeted HRMS Investigation of PFAS Occurrence and Transforma tion in the Rhône River\, presented by Nicolas Macorps (ONIRIS ↗\, Fran ce) \;MassBank: An Open and FAIR Mass Spectral Data Resource\, present ed by Anjana Elapavalore (UniLU ↗\, Luxembourg) \;BPA-Equivalents: A n Effective Tool to Assess Mixture Toxicity and Substitution Scenarios of BPA and its Alternatives\, presented by Vanessa Screbny (UFZ ↗\, Germany ) \;Integrating Molecular and Behavioral Endpoints to Assess neurotoxi city of BPA Alternative Compounds\, presented by Marta Monteiro (UAV ↗\, Portugal) \;Effects of 4 BPA-alternatives\, isolated and in binary mi xtures\, to Allivibrio fischeri using MICROTOX Basic Assay\, presented by Giseli Swerts Rocha (URV ↗\, Spain) \;Are We Under the Illusion of C ontrol? Looking Beyond Quantification to Uncover “Real” Environmental Concentration Distributions of Chemicals\, presented by Larissa Herrmann ( RPTU ↗\, Germany) \;A Privacy-Preserving Modular Geoprocessing Appro ach for Harmonised Environmental Exposure Assessment in Distributed Cohort Studies\, presented by Jure Ftičar (JSI ↗\, Slovenia) \;Applying t he FAIR Principles to Personal Exposure and Health Data\, presented by Sti jn Baken (VITO ↗\, Belgium) \;Application of the Safe and Sustainabl e by Design Framework: A Case Study on Bisphenol A and Its Alternatives an d Enhancing Hazard Assessment in Safe and Sustainable by Design: The Case of Mistra SafeChem\, presented by Maja Halling (IVL ↗\, Sweden) \;Eu ropean Stakeholder Perspectives on Early Warning Systems (EWS) for Chemica ls – Insights From a Survey\, presented by Kerstin Pütz (IVL ↗\, Swed en) \;ChemTok: A Chemically Literate Tokenizer Using a Dictionary-Base d Approach\, presented by Patrik Andersson (UMU ↗\, Sweden) \;VERBER \, a Catchment Scale Pesticide Risk Assessment Model for Surface Waters in Sweden\, presented by Anna Lindahl (SLU ↗\, Sweden) \;A Pan-Europea n Bioassay-Based Assessment of Endocrine Activities Across Multiple Enviro nmental Compartments\, presented by Abd El Rahman El Mais (INERIS ↗\, Fr ance) \;Prioritisation framework to identify relevant substances for a ssessing the impact of environmental contaminants on human exposure\, pres ented by Nicole Bandow (UBA ↗\, Germany) \;Characterising The Human Perinatal Chemical Exposome With Innovative Suspect and Non-Targeted Scree ning: Results From The PARC EU Interlaboratory Trial and Real-Case Study\, presented by Tarek Moufawad (INRAE ↗\, France) \;Decoding ERα–az ole derivative interactions to evaluate environmental health risks through computational and experimental models\, presented by Rajesh Kumar Pathak (URV ↗\, Spain) \;Grazer pressure and its influence on growth and to xin dynamics in harmful algae: insights from copepod interactions\, and Re vealing sublethal effects of Protoceratium reticulatum on mussels (Mytilus edulis) by adverse outcome pathway (AOP) network approaches\, presented b y Wenxin Liu (UGENT ↗\, Belgium) \;eData: A tool and format for rapi d extraction of exposure data from scientific articles\, presented by Sam Welch (NIVA ↗\, Norway) \;Assessment of Macrophage Counts in Tg(mpeg 1) Zebrafish Following PFAS Exposure\, presented by Sarah Nielsen (NMBU ↗\, Norway) \;Margins-of-safety Predictions for the Risk of Measured Pesticide Mixtures from German Streams by Using GUTS Models and Which par ameters really matter? Linking exposure and effect models for pesticide ER A presented by Paula Scharlach (UOS ↗\, Germany) \;Elucidating Finge rprints of Poorly Removable Organic Micropollutants in Wastewater across E urope using Non-Target Screening\, presented by Charlotte Henkel (UFZ ↗\ , Germany) \;Chemical Target Screening and Mixture Risk Assessment of Wastewater: a pan-European study\, presented by Saskia Finckh (UFZ ↗\, G ermany) \;Enhancing Access to Human Biomonitoring Data in Europe: The Development and Utility of the European HBM Dashboard\, presented by Liese Gilles (VITO ↗\, Belgium) \;Zebrafish (Danio rerio) as a New Approa ch Methodologies (NAM)-model for Thyroid Hormone System (THS) Disruption-m ediated Developmental neurotoxicity (DNT) – A case study with Methimazol e\, presented by Pernille Ambus Kjær (SDU ↗\, Denmark) \;Browsing F AIR Transformation Product Information with FAIR-TPs presented by Bashir M ayahi (UniLu ↗\, Luxembourg)From Chemical Risk Assessment to Impact: Sta keholder Engagement\,Synergies and Communication Strategies in PARC presen ted by Sónia Namorado (INSA ↗\, Portugal)Assessment of thyroid disrupti on using an alternative fish model\, the three-spined stickleback presente d by Ioanna Katsiadaki (CEFAS ↗\, UK)Mapping the regulatory landscape of plastic additives across their lifecycle presented by Olwenn Martin (UCL AC ↗\, UK)Developmental Neurotoxicity mediated through Endocrine Disrupt ion in Fish: A Systematic Review presented by Simone Fibiger Sørensen (SD U ↗\, Denmark)Predictability of higher-tier outcomes in the aquatic risk assessment of plant protection products: Evidence from EU regulatory data presented by Paul Ozoh (UNI UDE ↗\, Germany)Mixture Effects of Bispheno l A and Analogues on the Regeneration of Freshwater Planarians and Regrett able Substitutions? Comparative Toxicology of Bisphenol Analogues in Marin e and Mammalian Reproductive Systems presented by Susana Loureiro (UA ↗\ , Portugal)The Effect of Thyroid Hormone System Disruption on Neurodevelop ment in Zebrafish Early Life Stages and Adverse Outcome Pathway Network-Ba sed Approach for the Evaluation of Thyroid Hormone System Disruption for H uman Health and Environmental Regulatory Hazard Assessment presented by Dr ies Knapen (U Antwerp ↗\, Belgium)Identifying Model Parameter Hierarchie s in FOCUS STEP 3 presented by Dimitrios Skodras (IME Fraunhofer ↗\, Ger many)Are We Under the Illusion of Control? \; Looking Beyond Quantifi cation to Uncover “Real” Environmental Concentration Distribu tions of Chemicals presented by Larissa Herrmann (RPTU ↗\, Germany)Risk Assessme nt for Off-Crop Habitats: Interactions Between Plant Protection Products a nd Non-Target Arthropods presented by Michael Meissle (Agroscope ↗\, Swi tzerland)Archived Suspended Particulate Matter as an Early-Warning Tool: 1 8-Year of Non-Target Screening Identifies Emerging Contaminants and Regula tory Success presented by Javad Mottaghipisheh (SLU ↗\, Sweden)SETAC Eur ope 2026 presents an excellent opportunity to engage with the global envir onmental science community\, exchange innovative research\, and explore so lutions addressing major environmental and chemical safety challenges. PAR C encourages researchers\, regulators\, and stakeholders to join this impo rtant event and connect with scientific advances that support healthier ec osystems and better protection of human health. \;For registration\, a bstract submission details\, and the full programme\, please visit the SET AC Europe 36th Annual Meeting website ↗. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistr y (SETAC) Europe\, will bring together environmental scientists\, toxicolo gists\, chemists\, policymakers\, industry professionals\, and students fr om around the world. Under the theme “Embrace the Outlier: In Science\, Regulations and Networks”\, the meeting aims to explore innovative scien ce and diverse perspectives that expand our understanding of environmental quality and chemical risk management. The scientific programme includes p lenary lectures\, thematic sessions\, poster presentations\, training cour ses\, networking activities\, and opportunities for interdisciplinary coll aboration across science and policy. \;
PARC will have a signifi cant presence at SETAC Europe 2026 through the SYNnet Booth\, which will be available throughout the full duration of the congress. Located in the exhibition area\, this interactive gathering point will sh owcase PARC scientific results\, foster dialogue with stakeholders\, and p romote synergies with external initiatives working in the fields of chemic al safety\, environmental monitoring\, and next-generation risk assessment . PARC encourages its community and conference participants to visit the S YNnet Booth\, exchange knowledge\, and contribute to discussions supportin g science-based decision-making. \;
Moreover\, many PARC communi cations will be presented such as: \;
SETAC Europe 2026 presents an excellent opportunity to engage wit h the global environmental science community\, exchange innovative researc h\, and explore solutions addressing major environmental and chemical safe ty challenges. PARC encourages researchers\, regulators\, and stakeholders to join this important event and connect with scientific advances that su pport healthier ecosystems and better protection of human health. \;
For registration\, abstract submission details\, and the full program me\, please visit the SETAC Europe 36th Annual Meeting website ↗.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260705T184812Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4aa6ec9ae4d DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260520 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260521 SUMMARY:Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Annual Meeting – Science\, Regulations and Networks CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicol ogy and Chemistry (SETAC) Europe\, will bring together environmental scien tists\, toxicologists\, chemists\, policymakers\, industry professionals\, and students from around the world. Under the theme “Embrace the Outlie r: In Science\, Regulations and Networks”\, the meeting aims to explore innovative science and diverse perspectives that expand our understanding of environmental quality and chemical risk management. The scientific prog ramme includes plenary lectures\, thematic sessions\, poster presentations \, training courses\, networking activities\, and opportunities for interd isciplinary collaboration across science and policy. \;PARC will have a significant presence at SETAC Europe 2026 through the SYNnet Booth\, whi ch will be available throughout the full duration of the congress. Located in the exhibition area\, this interactive gathering point will showcase P ARC scientific results\, foster dialogue with stakeholders\, and promote s ynergies with external initiatives working in the fields of chemical safet y\, environmental monitoring\, and next-generation risk assessment. PARC e ncourages its community and conference participants to visit the SYNnet Bo oth\, exchange knowledge\, and contribute to discussions supporting scienc e-based decision-making. \;Moreover\, many PARC communications will be presented such as: \;Advancing the Chemical Exposome: Integrated Targ eted and Non-targeted HRMS Investigation of PFAS Occurrence and Transforma tion in the Rhône River\, presented by Nicolas Macorps (ONIRIS ↗\, Fran ce) \;MassBank: An Open and FAIR Mass Spectral Data Resource\, present ed by Anjana Elapavalore (UniLU ↗\, Luxembourg) \;BPA-Equivalents: A n Effective Tool to Assess Mixture Toxicity and Substitution Scenarios of BPA and its Alternatives\, presented by Vanessa Screbny (UFZ ↗\, Germany ) \;Integrating Molecular and Behavioral Endpoints to Assess neurotoxi city of BPA Alternative Compounds\, presented by Marta Monteiro (UAV ↗\, Portugal) \;Effects of 4 BPA-alternatives\, isolated and in binary mi xtures\, to Allivibrio fischeri using MICROTOX Basic Assay\, presented by Giseli Swerts Rocha (URV ↗\, Spain) \;Are We Under the Illusion of C ontrol? Looking Beyond Quantification to Uncover “Real” Environmental Concentration Distributions of Chemicals\, presented by Larissa Herrmann ( RPTU ↗\, Germany) \;A Privacy-Preserving Modular Geoprocessing Appro ach for Harmonised Environmental Exposure Assessment in Distributed Cohort Studies\, presented by Jure Ftičar (JSI ↗\, Slovenia) \;Applying t he FAIR Principles to Personal Exposure and Health Data\, presented by Sti jn Baken (VITO ↗\, Belgium) \;Application of the Safe and Sustainabl e by Design Framework: A Case Study on Bisphenol A and Its Alternatives an d Enhancing Hazard Assessment in Safe and Sustainable by Design: The Case of Mistra SafeChem\, presented by Maja Halling (IVL ↗\, Sweden) \;Eu ropean Stakeholder Perspectives on Early Warning Systems (EWS) for Chemica ls – Insights From a Survey\, presented by Kerstin Pütz (IVL ↗\, Swed en) \;ChemTok: A Chemically Literate Tokenizer Using a Dictionary-Base d Approach\, presented by Patrik Andersson (UMU ↗\, Sweden) \;VERBER \, a Catchment Scale Pesticide Risk Assessment Model for Surface Waters in Sweden\, presented by Anna Lindahl (SLU ↗\, Sweden) \;A Pan-Europea n Bioassay-Based Assessment of Endocrine Activities Across Multiple Enviro nmental Compartments\, presented by Abd El Rahman El Mais (INERIS ↗\, Fr ance) \;Prioritisation framework to identify relevant substances for a ssessing the impact of environmental contaminants on human exposure\, pres ented by Nicole Bandow (UBA ↗\, Germany) \;Characterising The Human Perinatal Chemical Exposome With Innovative Suspect and Non-Targeted Scree ning: Results From The PARC EU Interlaboratory Trial and Real-Case Study\, presented by Tarek Moufawad (INRAE ↗\, France) \;Decoding ERα–az ole derivative interactions to evaluate environmental health risks through computational and experimental models\, presented by Rajesh Kumar Pathak (URV ↗\, Spain) \;Grazer pressure and its influence on growth and to xin dynamics in harmful algae: insights from copepod interactions\, and Re vealing sublethal effects of Protoceratium reticulatum on mussels (Mytilus edulis) by adverse outcome pathway (AOP) network approaches\, presented b y Wenxin Liu (UGENT ↗\, Belgium) \;eData: A tool and format for rapi d extraction of exposure data from scientific articles\, presented by Sam Welch (NIVA ↗\, Norway) \;Assessment of Macrophage Counts in Tg(mpeg 1) Zebrafish Following PFAS Exposure\, presented by Sarah Nielsen (NMBU ↗\, Norway) \;Margins-of-safety Predictions for the Risk of Measured Pesticide Mixtures from German Streams by Using GUTS Models and Which par ameters really matter? Linking exposure and effect models for pesticide ER A presented by Paula Scharlach (UOS ↗\, Germany) \;Elucidating Finge rprints of Poorly Removable Organic Micropollutants in Wastewater across E urope using Non-Target Screening\, presented by Charlotte Henkel (UFZ ↗\ , Germany) \;Chemical Target Screening and Mixture Risk Assessment of Wastewater: a pan-European study\, presented by Saskia Finckh (UFZ ↗\, G ermany) \;Enhancing Access to Human Biomonitoring Data in Europe: The Development and Utility of the European HBM Dashboard\, presented by Liese Gilles (VITO ↗\, Belgium) \;Zebrafish (Danio rerio) as a New Approa ch Methodologies (NAM)-model for Thyroid Hormone System (THS) Disruption-m ediated Developmental neurotoxicity (DNT) – A case study with Methimazol e\, presented by Pernille Ambus Kjær (SDU ↗\, Denmark) \;Browsing F AIR Transformation Product Information with FAIR-TPs presented by Bashir M ayahi (UniLu ↗\, Luxembourg)From Chemical Risk Assessment to Impact: Sta keholder Engagement\,Synergies and Communication Strategies in PARC presen ted by Sónia Namorado (INSA ↗\, Portugal)Assessment of thyroid disrupti on using an alternative fish model\, the three-spined stickleback presente d by Ioanna Katsiadaki (CEFAS ↗\, UK)Mapping the regulatory landscape of plastic additives across their lifecycle presented by Olwenn Martin (UCL AC ↗\, UK)Developmental Neurotoxicity mediated through Endocrine Disrupt ion in Fish: A Systematic Review presented by Simone Fibiger Sørensen (SD U ↗\, Denmark)Predictability of higher-tier outcomes in the aquatic risk assessment of plant protection products: Evidence from EU regulatory data presented by Paul Ozoh (UNI UDE ↗\, Germany)Mixture Effects of Bispheno l A and Analogues on the Regeneration of Freshwater Planarians and Regrett able Substitutions? Comparative Toxicology of Bisphenol Analogues in Marin e and Mammalian Reproductive Systems presented by Susana Loureiro (UA ↗\ , Portugal)The Effect of Thyroid Hormone System Disruption on Neurodevelop ment in Zebrafish Early Life Stages and Adverse Outcome Pathway Network-Ba sed Approach for the Evaluation of Thyroid Hormone System Disruption for H uman Health and Environmental Regulatory Hazard Assessment presented by Dr ies Knapen (U Antwerp ↗\, Belgium)Identifying Model Parameter Hierarchie s in FOCUS STEP 3 presented by Dimitrios Skodras (IME Fraunhofer ↗\, Ger many)Are We Under the Illusion of Control? \; Looking Beyond Quantifi cation to Uncover “Real” Environmental Concentration Distribu tions of Chemicals presented by Larissa Herrmann (RPTU ↗\, Germany)Risk Assessme nt for Off-Crop Habitats: Interactions Between Plant Protection Products a nd Non-Target Arthropods presented by Michael Meissle (Agroscope ↗\, Swi tzerland)Archived Suspended Particulate Matter as an Early-Warning Tool: 1 8-Year of Non-Target Screening Identifies Emerging Contaminants and Regula tory Success presented by Javad Mottaghipisheh (SLU ↗\, Sweden)SETAC Eur ope 2026 presents an excellent opportunity to engage with the global envir onmental science community\, exchange innovative research\, and explore so lutions addressing major environmental and chemical safety challenges. PAR C encourages researchers\, regulators\, and stakeholders to join this impo rtant event and connect with scientific advances that support healthier ec osystems and better protection of human health. \;For registration\, a bstract submission details\, and the full programme\, please visit the SET AC Europe 36th Annual Meeting website ↗. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistr y (SETAC) Europe\, will bring together environmental scientists\, toxicolo gists\, chemists\, policymakers\, industry professionals\, and students fr om around the world. Under the theme “Embrace the Outlier: In Science\, Regulations and Networks”\, the meeting aims to explore innovative scien ce and diverse perspectives that expand our understanding of environmental quality and chemical risk management. The scientific programme includes p lenary lectures\, thematic sessions\, poster presentations\, training cour ses\, networking activities\, and opportunities for interdisciplinary coll aboration across science and policy. \;
PARC will have a signifi cant presence at SETAC Europe 2026 through the SYNnet Booth\, which will be available throughout the full duration of the congress. Located in the exhibition area\, this interactive gathering point will sh owcase PARC scientific results\, foster dialogue with stakeholders\, and p romote synergies with external initiatives working in the fields of chemic al safety\, environmental monitoring\, and next-generation risk assessment . PARC encourages its community and conference participants to visit the S YNnet Booth\, exchange knowledge\, and contribute to discussions supportin g science-based decision-making. \;
Moreover\, many PARC communi cations will be presented such as: \;
SETAC Europe 2026 presents an excellent opportunity to engage wit h the global environmental science community\, exchange innovative researc h\, and explore solutions addressing major environmental and chemical safe ty challenges. PARC encourages researchers\, regulators\, and stakeholders to join this important event and connect with scientific advances that su pport healthier ecosystems and better protection of human health. \;
For registration\, abstract submission details\, and the full program me\, please visit the SETAC Europe 36th Annual Meeting website ↗.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260705T184812Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4aa6ec9ae70 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260521 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260522 SUMMARY:Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Annual Meeting – Science\, Regulations and Networks CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicol ogy and Chemistry (SETAC) Europe\, will bring together environmental scien tists\, toxicologists\, chemists\, policymakers\, industry professionals\, and students from around the world. Under the theme “Embrace the Outlie r: In Science\, Regulations and Networks”\, the meeting aims to explore innovative science and diverse perspectives that expand our understanding of environmental quality and chemical risk management. The scientific prog ramme includes plenary lectures\, thematic sessions\, poster presentations \, training courses\, networking activities\, and opportunities for interd isciplinary collaboration across science and policy. \;PARC will have a significant presence at SETAC Europe 2026 through the SYNnet Booth\, whi ch will be available throughout the full duration of the congress. Located in the exhibition area\, this interactive gathering point will showcase P ARC scientific results\, foster dialogue with stakeholders\, and promote s ynergies with external initiatives working in the fields of chemical safet y\, environmental monitoring\, and next-generation risk assessment. PARC e ncourages its community and conference participants to visit the SYNnet Bo oth\, exchange knowledge\, and contribute to discussions supporting scienc e-based decision-making. \;Moreover\, many PARC communications will be presented such as: \;Advancing the Chemical Exposome: Integrated Targ eted and Non-targeted HRMS Investigation of PFAS Occurrence and Transforma tion in the Rhône River\, presented by Nicolas Macorps (ONIRIS ↗\, Fran ce) \;MassBank: An Open and FAIR Mass Spectral Data Resource\, present ed by Anjana Elapavalore (UniLU ↗\, Luxembourg) \;BPA-Equivalents: A n Effective Tool to Assess Mixture Toxicity and Substitution Scenarios of BPA and its Alternatives\, presented by Vanessa Screbny (UFZ ↗\, Germany ) \;Integrating Molecular and Behavioral Endpoints to Assess neurotoxi city of BPA Alternative Compounds\, presented by Marta Monteiro (UAV ↗\, Portugal) \;Effects of 4 BPA-alternatives\, isolated and in binary mi xtures\, to Allivibrio fischeri using MICROTOX Basic Assay\, presented by Giseli Swerts Rocha (URV ↗\, Spain) \;Are We Under the Illusion of C ontrol? Looking Beyond Quantification to Uncover “Real” Environmental Concentration Distributions of Chemicals\, presented by Larissa Herrmann ( RPTU ↗\, Germany) \;A Privacy-Preserving Modular Geoprocessing Appro ach for Harmonised Environmental Exposure Assessment in Distributed Cohort Studies\, presented by Jure Ftičar (JSI ↗\, Slovenia) \;Applying t he FAIR Principles to Personal Exposure and Health Data\, presented by Sti jn Baken (VITO ↗\, Belgium) \;Application of the Safe and Sustainabl e by Design Framework: A Case Study on Bisphenol A and Its Alternatives an d Enhancing Hazard Assessment in Safe and Sustainable by Design: The Case of Mistra SafeChem\, presented by Maja Halling (IVL ↗\, Sweden) \;Eu ropean Stakeholder Perspectives on Early Warning Systems (EWS) for Chemica ls – Insights From a Survey\, presented by Kerstin Pütz (IVL ↗\, Swed en) \;ChemTok: A Chemically Literate Tokenizer Using a Dictionary-Base d Approach\, presented by Patrik Andersson (UMU ↗\, Sweden) \;VERBER \, a Catchment Scale Pesticide Risk Assessment Model for Surface Waters in Sweden\, presented by Anna Lindahl (SLU ↗\, Sweden) \;A Pan-Europea n Bioassay-Based Assessment of Endocrine Activities Across Multiple Enviro nmental Compartments\, presented by Abd El Rahman El Mais (INERIS ↗\, Fr ance) \;Prioritisation framework to identify relevant substances for a ssessing the impact of environmental contaminants on human exposure\, pres ented by Nicole Bandow (UBA ↗\, Germany) \;Characterising The Human Perinatal Chemical Exposome With Innovative Suspect and Non-Targeted Scree ning: Results From The PARC EU Interlaboratory Trial and Real-Case Study\, presented by Tarek Moufawad (INRAE ↗\, France) \;Decoding ERα–az ole derivative interactions to evaluate environmental health risks through computational and experimental models\, presented by Rajesh Kumar Pathak (URV ↗\, Spain) \;Grazer pressure and its influence on growth and to xin dynamics in harmful algae: insights from copepod interactions\, and Re vealing sublethal effects of Protoceratium reticulatum on mussels (Mytilus edulis) by adverse outcome pathway (AOP) network approaches\, presented b y Wenxin Liu (UGENT ↗\, Belgium) \;eData: A tool and format for rapi d extraction of exposure data from scientific articles\, presented by Sam Welch (NIVA ↗\, Norway) \;Assessment of Macrophage Counts in Tg(mpeg 1) Zebrafish Following PFAS Exposure\, presented by Sarah Nielsen (NMBU ↗\, Norway) \;Margins-of-safety Predictions for the Risk of Measured Pesticide Mixtures from German Streams by Using GUTS Models and Which par ameters really matter? Linking exposure and effect models for pesticide ER A presented by Paula Scharlach (UOS ↗\, Germany) \;Elucidating Finge rprints of Poorly Removable Organic Micropollutants in Wastewater across E urope using Non-Target Screening\, presented by Charlotte Henkel (UFZ ↗\ , Germany) \;Chemical Target Screening and Mixture Risk Assessment of Wastewater: a pan-European study\, presented by Saskia Finckh (UFZ ↗\, G ermany) \;Enhancing Access to Human Biomonitoring Data in Europe: The Development and Utility of the European HBM Dashboard\, presented by Liese Gilles (VITO ↗\, Belgium) \;Zebrafish (Danio rerio) as a New Approa ch Methodologies (NAM)-model for Thyroid Hormone System (THS) Disruption-m ediated Developmental neurotoxicity (DNT) – A case study with Methimazol e\, presented by Pernille Ambus Kjær (SDU ↗\, Denmark) \;Browsing F AIR Transformation Product Information with FAIR-TPs presented by Bashir M ayahi (UniLu ↗\, Luxembourg)From Chemical Risk Assessment to Impact: Sta keholder Engagement\,Synergies and Communication Strategies in PARC presen ted by Sónia Namorado (INSA ↗\, Portugal)Assessment of thyroid disrupti on using an alternative fish model\, the three-spined stickleback presente d by Ioanna Katsiadaki (CEFAS ↗\, UK)Mapping the regulatory landscape of plastic additives across their lifecycle presented by Olwenn Martin (UCL AC ↗\, UK)Developmental Neurotoxicity mediated through Endocrine Disrupt ion in Fish: A Systematic Review presented by Simone Fibiger Sørensen (SD U ↗\, Denmark)Predictability of higher-tier outcomes in the aquatic risk assessment of plant protection products: Evidence from EU regulatory data presented by Paul Ozoh (UNI UDE ↗\, Germany)Mixture Effects of Bispheno l A and Analogues on the Regeneration of Freshwater Planarians and Regrett able Substitutions? Comparative Toxicology of Bisphenol Analogues in Marin e and Mammalian Reproductive Systems presented by Susana Loureiro (UA ↗\ , Portugal)The Effect of Thyroid Hormone System Disruption on Neurodevelop ment in Zebrafish Early Life Stages and Adverse Outcome Pathway Network-Ba sed Approach for the Evaluation of Thyroid Hormone System Disruption for H uman Health and Environmental Regulatory Hazard Assessment presented by Dr ies Knapen (U Antwerp ↗\, Belgium)Identifying Model Parameter Hierarchie s in FOCUS STEP 3 presented by Dimitrios Skodras (IME Fraunhofer ↗\, Ger many)Are We Under the Illusion of Control? \; Looking Beyond Quantifi cation to Uncover “Real” Environmental Concentration Distribu tions of Chemicals presented by Larissa Herrmann (RPTU ↗\, Germany)Risk Assessme nt for Off-Crop Habitats: Interactions Between Plant Protection Products a nd Non-Target Arthropods presented by Michael Meissle (Agroscope ↗\, Swi tzerland)Archived Suspended Particulate Matter as an Early-Warning Tool: 1 8-Year of Non-Target Screening Identifies Emerging Contaminants and Regula tory Success presented by Javad Mottaghipisheh (SLU ↗\, Sweden)SETAC Eur ope 2026 presents an excellent opportunity to engage with the global envir onmental science community\, exchange innovative research\, and explore so lutions addressing major environmental and chemical safety challenges. PAR C encourages researchers\, regulators\, and stakeholders to join this impo rtant event and connect with scientific advances that support healthier ec osystems and better protection of human health. \;For registration\, a bstract submission details\, and the full programme\, please visit the SET AC Europe 36th Annual Meeting website ↗. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistr y (SETAC) Europe\, will bring together environmental scientists\, toxicolo gists\, chemists\, policymakers\, industry professionals\, and students fr om around the world. Under the theme “Embrace the Outlier: In Science\, Regulations and Networks”\, the meeting aims to explore innovative scien ce and diverse perspectives that expand our understanding of environmental quality and chemical risk management. The scientific programme includes p lenary lectures\, thematic sessions\, poster presentations\, training cour ses\, networking activities\, and opportunities for interdisciplinary coll aboration across science and policy. \;
PARC will have a signifi cant presence at SETAC Europe 2026 through the SYNnet Booth\, which will be available throughout the full duration of the congress. Located in the exhibition area\, this interactive gathering point will sh owcase PARC scientific results\, foster dialogue with stakeholders\, and p romote synergies with external initiatives working in the fields of chemic al safety\, environmental monitoring\, and next-generation risk assessment . PARC encourages its community and conference participants to visit the S YNnet Booth\, exchange knowledge\, and contribute to discussions supportin g science-based decision-making. \;
Moreover\, many PARC communi cations will be presented such as: \;
SETAC Europe 2026 presents an excellent opportunity to engage wit h the global environmental science community\, exchange innovative researc h\, and explore solutions addressing major environmental and chemical safe ty challenges. PARC encourages researchers\, regulators\, and stakeholders to join this important event and connect with scientific advances that su pport healthier ecosystems and better protection of human health. \;
For registration\, abstract submission details\, and the full program me\, please visit the SETAC Europe 36th Annual Meeting website ↗.
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