Known as As2016, the conference will be themed Arsenic Research and Global Sustainability, and is endorsed by the Executive Board of the International Society of Groundwa-ter for Sustainable Development (ISGSD).
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19.06.2016 - 23.06.2016 |
National/International:
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International |
Language:
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English |
Type:
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Conference |
Location:
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Stockholm, Sweden |
Contact:
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Prof. Prosun Bhattacharya
KTH-International Groundwater Arsenic Group
Department of Sustainable Development, Environmental Science and Engineering (SEED)
School of Architecture and Built Environment
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Teknikringen 76
SE-100 44 Stockholm, Sweden
Phone: +46 8 790 73 99 (Office) +46 70 6974241 (Mobile)
E-mail: prosun@kth.se |
Conference web site at:
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The Congress will address the broader context of arsenic research along the following themes (but not only be restricted) to the following themes: Theme 1: Arsenic in environmental matrices and interactions (Air, water, soil and biological matrices) - Origin, distribution of arsenic in groundwater, transport and fate in aquifers
- Biogeochemical processes and speciation
- Arsenic speciation and mobility from mine waste and tailings
- Arsenic in contaminated soils and sediments
- Climate change impacts and coupling with mobility of arsenic in water and soil environments
- Arsenic and other trace elements in Swedish /Fennoscandinavian groundwaters
- Analytical advancements and challenges in measuring and monitoring of arsenic in solid and aqueous media
- Synchrotron applications and innovative research on arsenic in natural systems
- Bio-sensors in monitoring applications
Theme 2: Arsenic in food chain - Transfer from environmental matrices (water, air, soil)
- Bioavailability
- Arsenic in Rice
- Marine species
- Speciation and toxicity of arsenic in food chain
- Arsenic in processed food and beverages
- Analytical challenges
Theme 3: Arsenic and health - Epidemiology
- Indicators of exposure – Biomarkers
- Arsenic and genomic studies
- Risk assessment of chronic ingestion
- Multi metal synergies in chronic exposure cases
Theme 4: Clean Water Technology for Control of Arsenic - Technologies based on adsorption and co-precipitation
- Ion exchange and membrane technologies
- Nanotechnology applications in arsenic treatment
- Innovative technologies
Theme 5: Societal issues, Policy Studies, Mitigation and Management - Societal implications of long term exposure
- Policy implications
- Risk assessments and remediation of contaminated land and water environments – Case studies
- Mitigation and Management
- Drinking Water Compliance with Water Safety Plan
- Arsenic in drinking water and the post 2015 Sustainable Development Goals
Deadlines November 30,2015 | Submission of abstracts | December 15,2015 | Notification of acceptance | January 31,2016 | Early registration at reduced fee |
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