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Session 3: Re-thinking Risk: Chemicals in Synergy and Real-World Assessment
Thursday 12th June - 09:30 - 12:30
Presentation: Title
Presenters: Dylan Asbury, Matt Cato, Lowenna Jones, Charlotte Robison-Smith, Safia El Amiri, Isabel Navarro Law, Olasunkanmi Dosunmu
Presentation Abstract: How can we expand upon our knowledge of chemical risks to the environment to create a more holistic approach to managing them? This comes from understanding not only how chemical mixtures interact with other environmental stressors both on small and large scales, but also understanding how to communicate these findings effectively to the public and policy makers. ECORISC students have been focusing on this question from various perspectives and will present their answers to show the complexity of the challenge that faces us.
Poster Session:
Dylan Asbury - University of Sheffield
Poster Title: Does Post-Market Evaluation under REACH Regulation Exacerbate Exposure to Hazardous Chemicals?
Olasunkanmi Dosunmu - Lancaster University
Poster Title: Accelerating Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) Plant Protection Products through Innovation and Incentives in the EU
Safia El-Amiri - Univerity of Sheffield
Poster Title: Urban Forests as Hotspots for Novel Insect-Host Interactions: Alder Leaf Beetle Expansion onto Birch
Matthew Cato - Lancaster University
Poster Title: A Sticky Solution: Using Coral Mucus to Assess Chemical Mixture Influence on Coral Reef Health and Function
Lowenna Jones - University of Sheffield
Poster Title: Evidence on the effects of flame retardant substances at ecologically relevant endpoints: a systematic map protocol
Marianne Lotter-Jones - University of York
Poster Title: Effects of Landscapes on GB Bees and Hoverflies
Isabel Navarro Law - University of York
Poster Title: Comparing the Suitability of Non-Destructive Macrophyte Endpoints
Charlotte Robison-Smith - Cardiff University
Poster Title: Toxicity of the water-soluble polymer PVP is dependent on molecular weight and feed concentration for a freshwater model species
ECORISC CDT
Department of Environment and Geography
University of York
York
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)1903 322999
ecorisc-cdt@york.ac.uk
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