Joint workshop of the four working groups of the GDCh Division of Environmental Chemistry & Ecotoxicology
June 17-19, 2024; Schmallenberg
The workshop served as an opportunity to get to know the "other" working groups, to exchange ideas, and to offer potential for collaboration. The goal of the open-ended discussion was to explore how we can achieve a toxic-free environment and what the working groups and the GDCh can contribute to this.
24./25.06.2020; Frankfurt am Main
Der Arbeitskreis Boden lud zu einem Workshop zur aktuellen Entwicklung bei der Untersuchung und Bewertung von PAK Belastungen in urbanen Böden ein. Angesprochen waren Personen aus Behörden und Gutachterbüros, deren Aufgabe die Bewertung von Bodenbelastungen mit PAK ist. Der Workshop informierte die Teilnehmenden über Entwicklung und Status quo bei der neuen PAK-Bewertung von Böden.
October 4th/5th, 2017; "Tropicarium" of Bayer AG Division CropScience; Monheim am Rhein
Highly polar organic substances are increasingly coming into focus in environmental research. Some of them are also persistent and mobile, which is why they play a special role in the water cycle. Their analysis presents a challenge, so the occurrence of such substances in the environment is only well understood in isolated cases. On the other hand, one might assume that highly polar substances, since they do not bioaccumulate, are of less toxicological significance. But is that really the case? What is already known about such substances in the fields of chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and pesticides? What is the significance of transformation products? What analytical methods exist for their detection? Where do problems arise with highly polar substances? The aim of the workshop was to contribute to a better understanding of highly polar substances and to knowledge transfer.
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