On Wednesday 23 September the TerraChem team will present at an online seminar organised by the European European Chemicals Agency (ECHA). The ECHA’s seminars cover a wide range of topics related to chemical safety, regulatory science, and innovative research in the field of chemicals management.
Several team members of TerraChem will speak about the TerraChem systems approach that addresses chemical impacts on terrestrial biodiversity. The presentations cover insights on this new systems approach, case studies, tools and methods for risk assessment and early warning systems.
You can watch the seminar here on the ECHA’s YouTube account from 10:30 to 12:00 CEST. Visit the ECHA’s website for more information.
Schedule
- Setting the scene – TerraChem systems approach to address chemical impacts on terrestrial biodiversity – Guy Duke
- Monitoring terrestrial food chain data useful for ERA Case studies PFAS, Anticoagulant Rodenticides, insecticides, fungicides – Paola Movalli and Nikolaos Thomaidis
- Novel tools linking chemical exposure to biodiversity impacts – methods for prospective risk assessment – Susan Oginah, Henrik Barmentlo and Marissa Kosnik
- TerraChem data management system (TDMS) on the fly – Jaroslav Slobodnik
- Early warning systems and Multi Lines of Evidence Based Prioritization (MEBP): Integrating traditional and novel evidence to better protect biodiversity – Nikiforos Alygizakis and Oliver Machate
- Regulatory uptake options, summary and conclusions – Dörte Themann and Gabriele Treu