PROGRAM BOOK

September 8-13 2019, Krakow, POLAND

14th International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant

www.mercury2019krakow.com SCHEDULE AT GLANCE

TIME SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

08:00 Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration

08:30 Plenary #1 Plenary #2 Plenary #3 Plenary #4 Plenary #5 09:00

09:30 Concurrent Concurrent Concurrent Concurrent Concurrent 10:00 Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions

10:30 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break

11:00 Concurrent Concurrent Concurrent Concurrent Concurrent 11:30 Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions Sessions Workshops 12:00 Boxed lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Closing 12:30 to go Ceremony

13:00 Poster Poster Poster 13:30 Sessions Sessions Sessions Lunch 14:00

14:30 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break

15:00 Field trips Concurrent Concurrent 15:30 Concurrent Sessions Sessions 16:00 Sessions

16:30 Registration

17:00 Poster Poster Poster 17:30 Sessions Sessions Sessions Cocktails Cocktails Cocktails 18:00

18:30 Opening 19:00 Ceremony

19:30

20:00

20:30 Reception 21:00 Gala Dinner

21:30

22:00

22:30

23:00 PROGRAM BOOK

September 8-13 2019, Krakow, POLAND

14th Interna onal Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant

www.mercury2019krakow.com Editor: Prof. Józef M. Pacyna, Ph.D. Elisabeth G. Pacyna in associa on with Conference Secretariat: Targi w Krakowie Ltd. 9 Galicyjska St., 31-586 Krakow, Poland ph. +4812 644 69 32, [email protected] www.targi.krakow.pl www.expokrakow.com

ICMGP 2019 Project Manager: Marta Leszczyńska Head of the PCO&DMC Department: Agnieszka Ziemiańska Team of the PCO&DMC Department: Justyna Bazia, Beata Harańczyk, Magdalena Owczarek, Magdalena Rabiega Graphics, DTP: Dominika Reńda, Ewa Kozłowska-Nadachowska CONTENTS

1. Words of Welcome ...... 4 2. The Scien fi c Steering Commi ee ...... 6 3. The Local Organizing Commi ee ...... 7 4. Sponsors and Partners ...... 8 5. General Informa on ...... 9 6. ICMGP Code of Ethics and Conduct ...... 12 7. Plenary Overviews ...... 14 8. Detailed Programme ▪ Orals ...... 17 ▪ Posters ...... 54 9. Venue Plan ...... 100 10. The Life me Achievement Award ...... 104 11. Workshops ...... 106 12. Mentors Lunch ...... 108 13. Public Open Day ...... 109 14. Krakow and Venue ...... 110 15. Social Events ...... 112 16. Company's Profi les ...... 114 17. Index by Author ...... 128 18. Exhibitors List ...... 184 19. Exhibi on Plan ...... 185 14th Internaঞ onal Conference on Mearcury as a Global Pollutant

WORDS OF WELCOME

Dear Par cipant,

I am honored and very happy to welcome you to the 14th Interna onal Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant (the 14th ICMGP) in Krakow, Poland, from 8 through 13 September, 2019.

Considerable scien fi c knowledge has been developed on sources and emissions of mercury, its pathways and cycling through the environment, human exposure and impacts on human health. An agreement has been reached between scien sts that mercury exposure today is so high in many areas of the globe that it threatens human health. This scien fi c knowledge, obtained through studies carried out in various research centers in all con nents, formed the basis for policy makers decision to develop an interna onal agreement on reduc on of emissions and exposure to mercury, known as the UN Minamata Conven on. While this Conven on has been signed in 2013 and ra fi ed in 2017, the 14th ICMGP is a very important step in assessing the completeness of our knowledge on mercury as a global environmental pollutant on one side, and implementa on of solu ons to reduce the emissions and exposure to this pollutant on the other side. In this way, the 14th ICMGP is the fi rst major event of tes ng the effi ciency of implementa on of the Minamata Conven on in various parts of the world. Needs for improvement of our knowledge on mercury in the environment, as well as measures of improvement of the Minamata Conven on implementa on effi ciency will be discussed. Therefore, the theme of the ICMGP will be:

Bridging knowledge on global mercury with environmental responsibility, human welfare and policy response.

The Conference is going to explore newly researched publica ons and policies related to: ▪ How is mercury cycling changing on the global, regional and local scales in response to perturba ons caused by major anthropogenic drivers of the environmental change. ▪ What is the rela ve risk of mercury exposure to human health and wildlife in the context of human welfare? ▪ How can technological development contribute to the reduc on of mercury exposure and improvement of environmental responsibility? How will industry achieve more control of Hg emissions, handle waste products, and clean up contaminated site? ▪ How can scien fi c knowledge contribute to the implementa on and eff ec veness evalua on of the Minamata Conven ons and other regulatory agreements? Importance of integra on and implementa on of emerging and future mercury research into the policy making.

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The Conference provides the opportunity for exhibi on of most recent developed equipment to measure mercury in various environmental samples, and technology to reduce mercury emissions and exposure. Although various solu ons have been adopted to reduce the level of exposure to mercury contamina on, the discussions at the 14th ICMGP will contribute to development of new measures and policies towards reducing the mercury problem worldwide.

Poland is a very appropriate country to host the 14th ICMGP. The country’s energy demand is met primarily by combus on of fossil fuels. Major improvement has been made in recent years to have this energy produc on process not only economically viable but also environmentally safe.

Krakow is a very engaged venue for the 14th ICMGP. The city dates back to the 7th century. Krakow has tradi onally been one of the leading centers of Polish and the European academic, cultural, and ar s c life. It was the capital of Poland from 1038 to 1569 and Nicolas Copernicus educated here in the Jagiellonian University (established in 1364). With the establishment of new universi es and cultural venues at the emergence of the Second Polish Republic in 1918 and throughout the 20th century, Krakow reaffi rmed its role as a major na onal academic and ar s c center. In 1978, UNESCO approved the fi rst ever sites for its new World Heritage List, including the en re Old Town.

Prof. Józef M. Pacyna

Conference Chairman

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THE SCIENTIFIC STEERING COMMITTEE

The Scien fi c Steering Commi ee (SSC) consists of experts in mercury research and policy from around the world. This commi ee oversaw the scien fi c progress and the organiza on of the conference to ensure that the high quality of this conference series is maintained.

Józef M. Pacyna – the Chairman AGH University of Sciences and Technology, Poland

Torunn Berg Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Ludovic Bernaudat UNEP, Switzerland Steve Brown The Dow Chemical Company, USA Celia Chen Dartmouth College, USA Pål Midtlien Danielsen Norwegian Ins tute of Air Research, Norway Charles Driscoll Syracuse University, USA Ralf Ebinghaus Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Germany David Evers Biodiversity Research Ins tute, USA Jerzy Falandysz – the Vice-Chairman University of Gdańsk, Poland Lucyna Falkowska University of Gdańsk, Poland Janusz Gołaś – the Vice-Chairman AGH University of Sciences and Technology, Poland Lars-Eric Heimbürger-Boavida CNRS-Mediterrianean Ins tute of Oceanography, France Milena Horvat Jožef Stefan Ins tute, Slovenia Young-hee Kim Na onal Ins tute of Environmental Research, South Korea Joy Leaner Western Cape Government, South Africa

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Robert Mason University of Connec cut, USA Lynwill G. Mar n Stellenbosch University, South Africa Wojciech Nowak AGH University of Sciences and Technology, Poland Lucjan Pawłowski Lublin University of Technology, Poland Nicola Pirrone CRN – Ins tute of Atmospheric Pollu on Research, Italy Masatake Fujimura Na onal Ins tute for Minamata Disease, Japan Noelle Selin Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology, USA Lesley Sloss IEA Clean Coal Centre, United Kingdom Alexandra Steff en Environment Canada, Canada Elsie Sunderland Harvard University, USA Eric Uram Headwater Consul ng, USA Shuxiao Wang Tsinghua University, China Karl Wilber TEKRAN Instruments Corp., USA

THE LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Elisabeth G. Pacyna – the Chair Person NILU Marta Leszczyńska – Project Manager Targi w Krakowie

Agnieszka Ziemiańska Targi w Krakowie Magdalena Bełdowska University of Gdańsk Patrycja Siudek Na onal Marine Fisheries Research Ins tute

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SPONSORS AND PARTNERS

ICMGP 2019 organizers gratefully acknowledge the generous support of all our sponsors, patrons and partners. Our program has been gratefully enhanced by this support, which have allowed us to make the conference accessible and aff ordable for as many par cipants as possible, and provide services that we know will enhance your conference and your visit in Krakow. Partners

Honorary Patronage Honorary Patronage of Honorary Patronage of The Na onal Centre of Ministry of Energy prof. Jacek Majchrowski prof. Tadeusz Słomka Rector of the AGH for Research Mayor of the City of Kraków University of Science and Technology and Deveopment

Quicksilver Sponsor

Pla num Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

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Bronze Sponsors

Media Patronage

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GENERAL INFORMATION Venue within the Exhibi on/Poster area. ICE Krakow Congress Centre 17 Marii Konopnickiej Street Smoking Policy 30-302 Kraków Please note that smoking is not permi ed anywhere within the venue. Registra on 8th September (Sunday) 14:30-21:30 Guided Tours 9th September (Monday) 08:00-18:30 If you are interested in guided tours, 10th September (Tuesday) 08:00-18:30 please visit the Registra on desk. A 11th September (Wednesday) 08:00-13:00 wide range of tours can be booked via 12th September (Thursday) 08:00-18:30 SeeKrakow, the largest company in 13th September (Friday) 08:00-13:30 Krakow off ering organiza on of local excursions for foreign guests. You can Exhibi on also book the tour through our website. 8th September (Sunday) 15:00-21:00 9th September (Monday) 08:00-18:30 Event photography 10th September (Tuesday) 08:00-18:30 An offi cial photographer appointed by 11th September (Wednesday) 08:00-13:00 Targi w Krakowie PCO&DMC will be 12th September (Thursday) 08:00-18:30 taking photos of the Opening Ceremony, 13th September (Friday) 08:00-13:00 Plenary Lectures, Poster Sessions and interac on of par cipants around posters Badges and elsewhere in the exhibi on. Please note that ICMGP 2019 is considered Your name badge, provided during the a public venue and organizers and the onsite registra on, is an o cial mee ng ffi Congress Secretariat may use such document and must be worn at all mes photographs in printed and online reports for entry to the scien fi c sessions, of the event and future event publicity. exhibi on area and social programme. In case of lost or forgo en badges, an Message board / Jobs board administra on fee of 30 PLN will be charged. This is located on the ground fl oor, next to the Registra on desk, and is available WiFi for all delegates to use. There is a free WiFi internet connec on available in the venue. Name of the SPEAKERS’ READY ROOM network: ICE KRAKOW_ICMGP2019 Uploading your presenta on onsite Your presenta on must be handed over Cloakroom to the technicians in the SPEAKERS’ The cloakroom is located on level F0 READY ROOM (Foyer level F0, next to of the foyer, opposite side from the the Registra on desk) as much in advance registra on. The service is provided free as possible, but no later than TWO of charge to all registered par cipants. HOURS BEFORE the beginning of the corresponding session. The presenta on Food and Beverages for an early morning session must be handed over the day before. Coff ee breaks and lunches are included in the registra on fee and will be served In the SPEAKERS’ READY ROOM,

9 14th Internaঞ onal Conference on Mearcury as a Global Pollutant you will be assisted by the technician, All speakers are requested to be present who will help you to download your in the lecture room 10 minutes before presenta on to the intranet. You will the session starts to meet with the also be able to review your presenta on session chair. Please, do not come at the and to verify that it has been transferred last minute with your own computer into correctly to the network. the lecture room: you will NOT BE ABLE to connect it. All presenta ons must be In the lecture room downloaded in the SPEAKERS’ READY ROOM beforehand. Your presenta on will be transferred directly to the lecture room through If any problems occur, there will be the intranet. Once the presenta on assistance staff in each lecture room. is launched on the computer in the respec ve lecture room, you will advance your own slideshow using the remote control. OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION Currency Emergency services The offi cial currency in Poland is The European Emergency Number is 112. the Polish Zloty (PLN). €1 equals For Police, dial 997. approximately 4,3 PLN and $1 is about For Fire, dial 998. 3,8 PLN. For Ambulance, dial 999. A useful website for checking currency Using mobile phones: remember to dial conversion rates is www.xe.com Polish the local code before the number, for Zloty may be obtained from an ATM or example: 12 – 997 to call the police in foreign currency may be exchanged at Krakow. hotels, banks, exchange offi ces, airports and railway sta ons. Taxis The nearest ATMs are located in the The best way to order a taxi is by lobbies of Q Hotel Plus Kraków and Park telephone. Calling ahead will get you a Inn by Radisson Kraków Hotel. be er fare. Please fi nd taxi numbers below: Credit cards Taxi BARBAKAN: + 48 609 400 400 Major credit cards such as Visa and iCAR: +48 12 653 5555, +48 12 888 MasterCard are widely accepted, 0000 American Express is also accepted but to Mega Taxi: +48 12 400 00 00, +48 12 a lesser extent. 196 25 Electricity Pharmacy Electricity in Poland is 230V The two nearest pharmacies are located Electrical outlets in Poland are 2P+Z type 300 m away from the ICE Kraków Congress Centre, on Wierzbowa St. First aid (“DOZ Apteka. Dbam o Zdrowie” or First aid is available at the ICE Krakow „Apteka Prywatna S.C.”). Congress Centre, in the Foyer level F0, They are open: next to the elevators. Monday-Friday: 08:00-20:00, In an emergency, you can also contact Saturday: 08:00-15:00, the Registra on desk. Sunday: closed.

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ICMGP CODE OF ETHICS AND CONDUCT

The Interna onal Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant (ICMGP) is a conference open to all people interested in the science and management of mercury in the environment. The overall goal for the ICMGP is to provide a venue and pla orm for an open exchange of fi ndings, ideas, and understanding of all aspects of mercury science and its management. Delegates of ICMGP 2019 are expected to exhibit the highest standards of integrity and professionalism. Each delegate par cipa ng in ICMGP mee ngs and ac vi es are bound by this Code* and should:

▪ Conduct themselves responsibly, objec vely, lawfully, and in a civil and non- discriminatory manner. ▪ Ensure that presenta ons during the ICMGP are restricted to, and based on, scien fi c principles and made in a respec ul manner. ▪ Respect the rights, interests, and contribu ons of professional colleagues. ▪ Respect intellectual property and provide appropriate a ribu on to sources of all intellectual property. ▪ Declare and avoid confl icts of interest (professional, personal, fi nancial). ▪ Not knowingly make false or misleading statement(s), or engage in ac vi es that could be viewed as defamatory to a professional colleague or an organiza on. ▪ Recognize and respect confi den ality while being honest and forthcoming in all issues of public record. ▪ Objec vely and clearly communicate scien fi c methods, understanding and knowledge in a professional manner.

The ICMGP is commi ed to providing a safe, produc ve, and welcoming environment for all mee ng par cipants. All par cipants including, but not limited to, a endees, speakers, poster presenters, volunteers, exhibitors, service providers, and others are expected to abide by the ICMGP’s Code of Conduct. This Code of Conduct applies to all ICMGP mee ng-related events including those sponsored by organiza ons other than the ICMGP, but held in conjunc on with ICMGP events, in public or private facili es.

Unacceptable behavior includes, but is not limited to:

▪ Harassment, in mida on or discrimina on in any form. ▪ Physical or verbal abuse of any a endee, speaker, volunteer, exhibitor, staff member, service provider, or other mee ng guest. ▪ Recording or taking photography of another individual’s presenta on without the explicit permission. ▪ Disrup on of presenta ons at oral or poster sessions or workshops, in the exhibit hall or at other events organized by the ICMGP at the mee ng venue, hotels, or other contracted facili es.

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▪ Verbal comments related to gender, sexual orienta on, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, religion, na onal origin, etc. ▪ Inappropriate use of nudity and/or sexual images in public spaces or in presenta ons.

Anyone requested to stop unacceptable behavior is expected to comply immediately. The ICMGP Execu ve Commi ee, staff , or security may take any ac on deemed necessary and appropriate, including immediate removal from the mee ng without warning or refund.

If you are the subject of unacceptable behavior or have witnessed any such behavior, please immediately no fy a member of the Execu ve or Scien fi c Steering Commi ees of the ICMGP or a Conference Staff member. No fi ca on should be done on-site by contac ng an ICMGP Execu ve or Scien fi c Steering Commi ee member. Alterna vely, you can email your concern(s) to the Conference Secretariat at [email protected]. Anyone experiencing or witnessing behavior that cons tutes an immediate or serious threat to public safety at the ICMGP at the ICE Kraków Congress Centre is advised to locate a house phone and ask for security.

*Adapted from the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Code of Ethics and the Code of Conduct for mee ngs of the Ecological Society of America.

The Dow Chemical Company is proud to sponsor ICMGP 2019 and to advance environmental science through collaborative research.

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PLENARY OVERVIEWS

Theme 1 on How is mercury cycling changing on the global, regional and local scales in response to perturba ons caused by major anthropogenic drivers of the change.

Plenary lecture 2 on Marine mercury cycling in a changing environment by Dr Lars-Eric Heimbürger-Boavida Tuesday, September 10th, 8:30-9:30 S1 Auditorium Hall

Dr Lars-Eric Heimbürger-Boavida is a CNRS researcher at the Mediterranean Ins tute of Oceanography at the Aix-Marseille-University in France. He was trained in environmental and analy cal chemistry at the University of Jena and the Leibniz Ins tute for Bal c Research Warnemünde. A er a PhD in Chemical Oceanography at the Villefranche Oceanographic Laboratory, he worked at Geosciences Environment Toulouse and the University of Bremen. Dr Lars-Eric is interested in the applica on of novel techniques to outstanding ques ons on trace metal cycling in the ocean, with an emphasis on low-level specia on, stable isotopes and sensor approaches. He organized several intercalibra on exercises to improve mercury species measurements in seawater. A fundamental ques on is how much mercury resides in the oceans, and which por on of it makes its way up the marine food chain. Trying to fi nd answers, Dr Lars-Eric par cipated in over 30 oceanographic cruises, sailing the Mediterranean, Black and Bal c Seas, the Atlan c, Southern and Arc c Oceans. During those expedi ons he had the singular opportunity to visit the North Pole and the magne c South Pole.

Plenary lecture 3 on Terrestrial mercury cycling in a changing environment by Dr Mar n Jiskra Wednesday, September 11th, 8:30-9:30 S1 Auditorium Hall

Dr Mar n Jiskra is currently a Swiss Na onal Science Founda on Ambizione Fellow in the Department of Environmental Science at the University of Basel, Switzerland. He received his PhD from ETH Zurich, Switzerland in 2014 and was an EU Marie-Sklodowska Curie Fellow at the French Na onal Center for Scien fi c Research CNRS in Toulouse from 2015 to 2017. His research uses mercury stable isotopes to be er understand the cycling of mercury in terrestrial ecosystems. The main research interests are the terrestrial-atmosphere exchange of mercury and transforma on and transport processes in soils. Dr Mar n Jiskra has previously been working in boreal and Arc c ecosystems. His current work focuses on the uptake of atmospheric elemental mercury by vegeta on across

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Europe. The research ques ons are addressed by combining the novel mercury stable isotope fi ngerprin ng tool with remote sensing and modeling techniques. He is also interested in developing new analy cal techniques and new applica ons using mercury stable isotopes.

Theme 2 on What is the rela ve risk of mercury exposure to human health and wildlife in the context of human welfare? Plenary lecture 4 on The microbiome: modula ng methyla on in the environment and biota by Dr Ellen Silbergeld Thursday, September 12th, 8:30-9:30 S1 Auditorium Hall Dr Ellen Silbergeld has been trained at Hopkins in geography and environmental engineering (PhD ‘72) and postdoctoral fellow in Environmental Health Sciences (‘72-75). She held NIH staff fellowship followed by senior scien st posi on at Environmental Defense and professorship at University of Maryland Medical School. She served as scien fi c advisor to NTP-NIH, CDC, EPA, DOE, OSHA, the states of Maryland and New York, World Bank, ILO, UNEP, WHO, and PAHO. Dr Silbergeld research and professional ac vi es bridge science and public policy, with a focus on the incorpora on of research in both toxicology and epidemiology into environmental and occupa onal health policy. Areas of her current focus in research include: cardiovascular risks of arsenic, lead, and cadmium; immunotoxicity of mercury compounds; health and environmental impacts of industrial food animal produc on. These projects include epidemiological studies and mechanis c research on gene: environment interac ons and the emergence and dissemina on of an bio c resistant pathogens in popula ons and in the environment. Some of this research has been conducted interna onally (mercury studies in the Amazon; lead/ cadmium/arsenic studies in Mexico; mining and development in Mongolia; zoono c diseases in Thailand and the Netherlands). In 2016 she was appointed as special consultant to the WHO Food Safety Programme.

Theme 3 on How can technological development contribute to the reduc on of mercury exposure and improvement of environmental responsibility. How will industry achieve more control of Hg emissions, handle waste products, and clean up contaminated site? Plenary lecture 5 on Mercury reduc on from power and industry – how much is possible? by Dr Lesley Sloss Friday, September 13th, 8:30-9:30 S1 Auditorium Hall

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Dr Lesley Sloss is currently Principal Environmental Consultant with the Clean Coal Centre of the Interna onal Energy Agency where she has worked since 1990. In this me, Lesley has produced over 40 reports rela ng to the environmental consequences of coal combus on such as emissions, the associated policies, and, ul mately, the control technologies required to reduce the environmental impact of coal use. Lesley is lead on the United Na ons Environment Coal Partnership ac ng as advisor to the UN Governing Council on the interna onally legally binding instrument on mercury emissions (the “Minamata Conven on”). Dr Sloss has overseen mercury measurement and control projects in China, India, Russia, South Africa, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia.

Theme 4 on How can scien fi c knowledge contribute to the implementa on and eff ec veness evalua on of the Minamata Conven ons and other regulatory agreements? Importance of integra on and implementa on of emerging and future mercury research into the policy making.

Plenary lecture 1 on How the implementa on of the Minamata Conven on requires valuable inputs from the scien fi c community by Ms. Rossana Silva Repe o Monday, September 9th, 8:30-9:30 S1 Auditorium Hall

Ms. Rossana Silva Repe o has over 25 years of professional interna onal experience with the United Na ons. Before joining the Secretariat of the Minamata Conven on as her Execu ve Secretary, Ms. Rossana Silva Repe o was performing the func ons of Senior Legal Adviser and Head of the Legal Unit in the Corporate Services Division of the UN Environment Programme. Prior to this post, she worked as the Legal Offi cer of the Ecosystems Division, where she was also the UNEP Focal Point for Small Island Developing States and a member of the Interim Secretariat of IPBES. She had previously been the Legal Offi cer for the Regional Seas Conven ons and Ac on Plans, and the Global Programme of Ac on for the Protec on of the Marine Environment from Land-Based Ac vi es. At the UNEP Offi ce for La n America and the Caribbean, Ms. Rossana was the Coordinator of the Environmental Law Programme, where she organised the fi rst ever Environmental Law Symposium for judges in the region and was the regional focal point for the preparatory process for Rio + 10.

Before joining UN Environment, Ms. Rossana worked in the Offi ce of the Legal Counsel at the UN Food and Agriculture Organisa on (FAO). As staff of the Development Law Service, she also advised governments and supported them in the dra ing of legisla on on the conserva on and use of natural resources in the specifi c fi eld of “Plant Protec on”. She was the FAO focal point for the World Trade Organisa on Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights.

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DETAILED PROGRAMME ORALS Monday, September 9th

DARLINGTON, AndreaJohn; HAYDEN, 1.1A Atmospheric mercury Katherine cycling and transforma ons: 11:20-11:40 M. O.1.1A-5 Insights from measurements MULTI-CENTURY RECONSTRUCTION and models OF ATMOSPHERIC HG(0) TRENDS IN NORTHERN CANADA USING TREE- / O MONDAY Room: S2 Theatre Hall RINGS. Chairman: GUSTIN Mae / OSTERWALDER Stephan LEHNHERR, Igor; PORTER, Trevor; CLACKETT, Sydney; GHOTRA, Avneet

9:30-9:50 M.O.1.1A-1 11:40-12:00 M.O.1.1A-6 SUBSTANCE FLOW ANALYSIS FOR PHYTOMANAGEMENT OF CHLOR- MERCURY IN POLAND FOR YEAR 2016 ALKALI TAILINGS DUMPS USING PANASIUK, Damian TREES: TRANSFER OF HG, PLANT PRODUCTIVITY AND IMPACT ON 9:50-10:10 M. O.1.1A-2 MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES TRACE OF PM2.5 SOURCES BY CHALOT, Michel; BERTHEAU, Coralie; USING MERCURY ISOTOPE IN TEN YUNG, Loic; PLACET, Vincent; DURAND, MEGACITIES OF CHINA Alexis; CHALOT, Cyril LIU, Chen; FU, Xuewu

10:10-10:30 M.O.1.1A-3 1.3A Regional and local UPDATED GAS-PARTICLE scale stable isotope studies PARTITIONING MODEL FOR in mercury biogeochemical ATMOSPHERIC OXIDIZED MERCURY cycling and bioaccumula on WU, Qingru; WANG, Shuxiao Room: S3A Chamber Hall 11:00-11:20 M. O.1.1A-4 Chairman: BERGQUIST Bridget / SU MERCURY EMISSIONS AND POSSIBLE Reoyu AIRBORNE PHOTOCHEMICAL REDUCTION OF OXIDIZED MERCURY OBSERVED DURING AIRCRAFT 9:30-9:50 M .O.1.3A-1 MEASUREMENTS IN THE EMISSIONS MERCURY CYCLING IN THE PACIFIC PLUMES OF ALBERTA OIL SANDS OCEAN AS REVEALED BY MERCURY FACILITIES STABLE ISOTOPES MCLAGAN, David; STEFFEN, MOTTA M., Laura C.; BLUM, Joel D.; Alexandra; STUPPLE, Geoff rey W.; POPP, Brian N.; JOHNSON, Marcus W.; WHEELER, Michael; LI, Shao-Meng; UMHAU, Blaire P.; DRAZEN, Jeff rey C.; WENTZELL, Jeremy J.B.; LIGGIO, John; HANNIDES, Cecelia C. S.; WASHBURN,

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Spencer J.Cecelia C. S.; BENITEZ- GUTIÉRREZ, Dimitri; LORRAIN, Anne; NELSON, Claudia R.; CLOSE, Hilary G. BERTRAND, Arnaud; BERTRAND, Sophie

9:50-10:10 M .O.1.3A-2 11:40-12:00 M.O.1.3A-6 USING MERCURY STABLE ISOTOPES VARIATIONS OF MERCURY ISOTOPE TO UNRAVEL METHYLMERCURY COMPOSITIONS IN PENGUIN GUANO SOURCE ORIGIN AND DISTRIBUTION DEPOSITS DURING THE LITTLE ICE IN TUNA FROM THE SOUTH WESTERN AGE IN ANTARCTICA PACIFIC OCEAN ZHENG, Wang; XIE, Zhouqing POINT, David; SONKE, Jeroen; MEDIEU, Anais; RENEDO, Marina; LORRAIN, MONDAY / O MONDAY Anne; JISKRA, Mar n; ALLAIN, Valérie; 1.8 Mercury methyla on: PETHYBRIDGE, Heidi; MUNARON, Jean contras ng microbial and Marie; SEUNGHEE, Han geochemical constraints 10:10-10:30 M.O.1.3A-3 Room: S3B Chamber Hall ENERGY BUT MERCURY: PINNIPED Chairman: JONSSON Sofi / GILMOUR CONSUMPTION INCREASES MERCURY Cindy EXPOSURE FOR THE GREAT WHITE SHARK. 9:30-9:50 M. O.1.8-1 LE CROIZIER, Gaël; SONKE, Jeroen; THIOL FUNCTIONAL GROUPS LORRAIN, Anne; HOYOS PADILLA, ASSOCIATED WITH NATURAL Mauricio; MUNTANER LOPEZ, Gador; ORGANIC MATTER AND BACTERIAL AQUINO BALEYTO, Marc; BESNARD, MEMBRANES: CONCENTRATIONS Lucien; MUNARON, Jean-Marie; POINT, AND THERMODYNAMIC STABILITIES David OF COMPLEXES FORMED WITH MERCURY(II) 11:00-11:20 M .O.1.3A-4 SONG, Yu; ADEDIRAN, Gbotemi; INVESTIGATING ENVIRONMENTAL JIANG, Tao; BJÖRN, Erik; SKYLLBERG, ORIGINS AND BIOACCUMULATION Ulf OF METHYLMERCURY IN A SUBARCTIC ESTUARY 9:50-10:10 M. O.1.8-2 LI, Miling; KIRK, Jane; YIN, Runsheng; FERMENTATIVE BACTERIA GLEASON, Amber; KRABBENHOFT, DOMINATE MERCURY-METHYLATING David; SCHARTUP, Amina; COMMUNITY IN THE WATER SUNDERLAND, Elsie COLUMN OF A SULFATE-ENRICHED FRESHWATER LAKE 11:20-11:40 M .O.1.3A-5 PETERSON, Benjamin; MCDANIEL, SEABIRD HG ISOTOPIC SIGNATURES Elizabeth; MCMAHON, Katherine DOCUMENT INTERANNUAL CHANGING DYNAMICS OF THE HG 10:10-10:30 M.O.1.8-3 CYCLE IN THE PERUVIAN COAST MICROBIAL BIOSYNTHESIS OF THIOL RENEDO, Marina; POINT, David; COMPOUNDS: IMPLICATIONS FOR SONKE, Jeroen; GRACO, Michelle; SPECIATION, CELLULAR UPTAKE AND ECHEVIN, Vincent; DEMARCQ, Herve; METHYLATION OF HG(II)

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BJÖRN, Erik; ADEDIRAN, Gbotemi CONSUMPTION NOTICES RELEASE A.; LIEM-NGUYEN, Van; SONG, Yu; AND INCREASED MERCURY LEVELS SCHAEFER, Jeff ra K.; SKYLLBERG, Ulf MEASURED IN ENVIRONMENTAL DATA. NORWEGIAN, Gladys; RATELLE, Mylene; 11:00-11:20 M. O.1.8-4 SKINNER, Kelly; SWANSON, Heidi; THE ROLES OF MERCURY CHEMICAL LAIRD, Brian SPECIATION AND BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTION OF LOW MOLECULAR 11:20-11:40 M. O.2.6-2 MASS THIOLS FOR METHYLMERCURY MERCURY HAZARDS AWARENESS FORMATION IN BOREAL WETLANDS PROGRAM AMONG DIFFERENT LIEM-NGUYEN, Van; SKYLLBERG, Ulf; COMMUNITIES PARTICULARLY / O MONDAY BJÖRN, Erik EMPHASIS ON SCHOOL CHILDREN IN HISAR, HARYANA, INDIA 11:20-11:40 M. O.1.8-5 BALA, Ritu ROLES OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN REGULATING MERCURY 11:40-12:00 M.O.2.6-3 METHYLATION IN PADDY SOILS MANAGING MERCURY EXPOSURE LIU, Yu-Rong; GU, Baohua THROUGH CONSUMPTION ADVISORIES IN CANADA – SUCCESS 11:40-12:00 M.O.1.8-6 OR FAILURE? ASSESSMENT OF MICROBIAL KAMINSKI, Gregory; DENNING, Allison; COMMUNITIES AND GEOCHEMICAL AHMED, Nyemah PARAMETERS DETERMINING THE MERCURY METHYLATION IN SUBMARINE CANYON SEDIMENTS 3.6A Mercury Emissions (ATLANTIC OCEAN, SW FRANCE) Reduc ons – A Challenge to AZAROFF, Alyssa; GUYONEAUD, Industry Rémy; TESSIER, Emmanuel; DEBORDE, Jonathan; GASSIE, Claire; GONI, Marisol; Room: S4A Conference Hall MONPERRUS, Mathilde; Chairman: PACYNA Józef M / GOMEZ Rocio

2.6 Communi es aff ected by Mercury Pollu on 9:30-9:50 M. O.3.6A-1 MERCURY CONTROL IN LIGNITE Room: S1 Auditorium Hall AND COAL FIRED POWER PLANTS BY Chairman: FUJIMURA Masatake / STATIONARY SORBENT MODULES URAM Eric PETZOLDT, Ole; SADKOWSKI, Slawomir

9:30-10:30 9:50-10:10 M. O.3.6A-2 MINAMATA VICTIM MERCURY EMISSION – CHALLENGES FOR COAL-BASED POWER GENERATION 11:00-11:20 M. O.2.6-1 SECTOR THE RESPONSE OF THE DEHCHO FIRST SZYNOL, Kazimierz NATIONS (CANADA) FOLLOWING FISH

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10:10-10:30 M.O.3.6A-3 9:30-9:50 M.O.4.1-1 REDUCING MERCURY WITH NEWLY USING INDICATORS TO EVALUATE DEVELOPED POWDERED ACTIVATED THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE CARBONS AT COAL FIRED POWER MINAMATA CONVENTION ON PLANTS MERCURY VAN DEN AKKER, Bert KEANE, Susan; SELIN, Henrik

11:00-11:20 M. O.3.6A-4 9:50-10:10 M. O.4.1-2 NOVEL METHOD OF MERCURY MERCURY STABLE ISOTOPES FOR REDUCTION IN FLUE GASES OF THE EFFECTIVENESS EVALUATION OF

MONDAY / O MONDAY LIGNITE FIRED POWER PLANTS THE MINAMATA CONVENTION ON BY DEDICATED BROMINE SALTS MERCURY MIXTURES KWON, Sae Yun; TSUI, Mar n; BLUM, PESTKA-PĘDZIWIATR, Beata; Joel D LEGEŻYŃSKI, Andrzej 10:10-10:30 M.O.4.1-3 11:20-11:40 M. O.3.6A-5 GLOBAL MONITORING OF HUMAN REDUCTION OF MERCURY EMISSIONS EXPOSURE TO MERCURY AND ITS FROM A 900MW COAL-FIRED COMPOUNDS: ARE WE READY? POWER PLANT THROUGH MERCURY ZASTENSKAYA, Irina; VICKERS, STABILIZATION AND ADSORPTION Carolyn; JAROSINSKA, Dorota DURING A WET-FLUE GAS DESULPHURIZATION (WFGD) 11:00-11:20 M. O.4.1-4 KOGEL, Weronika; SCHMID, Marc PROGRESS ON IMPLEMENTATION OF Oliver; SCHEFFKNECHT, Guenter; MINAMATA CONVENTION IN CHINA FAHLKE, Joachim; RIEDER, Alexander; TIAN, Yi; WANG, Yujing WAGNER, Irina; STEFFEN, Ferdinand; HOFFMANN, Frank 11:20-11:40 M. O.4.1-5 USING SOILS AND BIOTA TO 11:40-12:00 M.O.3.6A-6 EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NOVEL HYBRID TECHNIQUE FOR THE MINAMATA CONVENTION ON MERCURY REDUCTION IN FLUE GASES MERCURY RYFA, Arkadiusz; BIAŁECKI, Ryszard; BANK, Michael; AMOUROUX, David; WDOWIN, Magdalena; ADAMCZYK, BODIN, Nathalie; BERAIL, Sylvain; Wojciech; NOWAK, Marcin; ŻMUDA, BRAVO, Andrea G.; FENG, Xinbin; Robert; MANDRELA, Sergiusz; LELEK, FERNANDEZ, Ivan; GUSTIN, Mae; Łukasz; BANDOŁA, Dominika HANSSON, Sophia V.; HORVAT, Milena; MAAGE, Amund

4.1 Evalua ng the 11:40-12:00 M.O.4.1-6 eff ec veness of the Minamata HOW CLOSELY DO MERCURY TRENDS Conven on IN AQUATIC WILDLIFE TRACK Room: S4B Conference Hall THOSE IN THE ATMOSPHERE? – Chairman: TODA Eisaku / KEANE Susan IMPLICATIONS FOR EVALUATING THE

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EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MINAMATA 16:00-16:20 M.O.1.2A-4 CONVENTION PROPAGATION OF THE MERCURY WANG, Feiyue; OUTRIDGE, CONTAMINATION IN CASCADE Peter; FENG, Xinbin; MENG, Bo; RESERVOIRS IMPACTED BY A CHLOR- HEIMBÜRGER-BOAVIDA, Lars-Eric; ALKALI PLANT, OLT RIVER, ROMANIA MASON, Robert LOIZEAU, Jean-Luc; MAKRI, Stama na; VASILIU, Dan; UNGUREANU, Viorel G; COSIO, Claudia; LE FAUCHEUR, 1.2A Biogeochemical cycling Séverine; SLAVEYKOVA, Vera of mercury in the aqua c 16:20-16:40 M. O.1.2A-5 ecosystems / O MONDAY TEMPORAL MERCURY DYNAMICS Room: S1 Auditorium Hall THROUGHOUT THE RICE Chairman: SLAVEYKOVA Vera / HALL CULTIVATION CYCLE: AN INTEGRATIVE Bri APPROACH SÁNCHEZ-FORTÚN, Moisès; DE JOVER, 15:00-15:20 M. O.1.2A-1 Clara; LÓPEZ-CARMONA, Sophie; DÍEZ, METABOLOMICS UNCOVERS Sergi; SANPERA, Carola PHYTOPLANKTON RESPONSES TO HG COMPOUNDS IN AQUATIC 16:40-17:00 M. O.1.2A-6 ENVIRONMENT IMPACT OF SEDIMENT MERCURY SPECIATION ON MERCURY CYCLING IN SLAVEYKOVA, Vera; MAJUMDAR, THE ST. LOUIS RIVER ESTUARY Sanghamitra; REGIER, Nicole; KELLER, Arturo KNEER, Marissa; WHITE, Amber; ROLFHUS, Kristofer; JEREMIASON, Jeff ; 15:20-15:40 M. O.1.2A-2 JOHNSON, Nathan; GINDER-VOGEL, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF MERCURY Ma hew SPECIES IN THE WATER COLUMN OF HIGH ALTITUDE LAKES OF THE WESTERN PYRENEES (FRANCE / 1.4A Mercury cycling and SPAIN) bioaccumula on in polar DUVAL, Bas en; DE DIEGO, Alberto; regions KORTAZAR, Leire; FERNANDEZ, Room: S2 Theatre Hall Luis Angel; TESSIER, Emmanuel; Chairman: STEFFEN Alexandra / AMOUROUX, David DOMMERGUE Aurelien 15:40-16:00 M. O.1.2A-3 MERCURY SPECIES IN SURFACE 15:00-15:20 M. O.1.4A-1 WATER IN MIDDLE AND NORTHERN ENHANCED ARCTIC RIVER TIBETAN PLATEAU PARTICULATE HG EXPORT AT THE SHANG, Lihai; ZHANG, Wei; GAO, PERMAFROST THAWING FRONT Lingjian; YIN, Runsheng; ZHANG, SONKE, Jeroen; LIM, Artem; KRICKOV, Qianggong; SUN, Xuejun; FENG, Xinbin Ivan; MANASYPOV, Rinat; LOIKO, Sergey; POKROVSKY, Oleg

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15:20-15:40 M.O.1.4A-2 Holger; BENTO, Beatriz; CORREIA DOS 3-D MODELING OF ATMOSPHERIC SANTOS, Margarida; MATEUS, Marcos BOUNDARY-LAYER MERCURY DEPLETION EVENTS ACROSS THE SPRINGTIME ARCTIC 1.3B Regional and local TOYOTA, Kenjiro; RYJKOV, Andrei; scale stable isotope studies DASTOOR, Ashu; STEFFEN, Alexandra; in mercury biogeochemical HALFACRE, John; SIMPSON, William; cycling and bioaccumula on SHEPSON, Paul; MOORE, Christopher; OBRIST, Daniel; SIHLER, Holger Room: S3A Chamber Hall Chairman: ENRICO Maxime / LEPAK MONDAY / O MONDAY 15:40-16:00 M. O.1.4A-3 Ryan EURASIAN RIVER SPRING FLOOD OBSERVATIONS SUPPORT NET ARCTIC OCEAN MERCURY EXPORT TO THE 15:00-15:20 M. O.1.3B-1 ATMOSPHERE AND ATLANTIC OCEAN TRACING MERCURY MOBILITY AND DISTRIBUTION IN THE ABBADIA SAN TEISSERENC, Roman; SONKE, Jeroen; SALVATORE LEGACY MERCURY MINE HEIMBÜRGER-BOAVIDA, Lars-Eric; AREA USING MERCURY ISOTOPE PETROVA, Mariia V.; CHUPAKOV, Artem RATIOS AND CONCENTRATIONS V.; LI, Chuxian; THACKRAY, Colin P.; SUNDERLAND, Elsie M.; TANANAEV, PRIBIL, Michael; RIMONDI, Valen na; Nikita; POKROVSKY, Oleg S. COSTAGLIOLA, Pilario; LATTANZI, Pierfranco (Piero); RUTHERFORD, 16:00-16:20 M. O.1.4A-4 Danny IDENTIFYING THE SOURCES AND FATE OF WINTERTIME MERCURY 15:20-15:40 M. O.1.3B-2 DEPOSITION TO A NORTHERN ALASKA IDENTIFICATION OF MERCURY SOUCES COASTAL WATERSHED USING MAJOR IN THROUGHFALL USING STABLE IONS AND MERCURY STABLE ISOTOPES ISOTOPE SIGNATURES DOUGLAS, Thomas; BLUM, Joel LI, Kai; FENG, Xinbin

16:20-16:40 M. O.1.4A-5 15:40-16:00 M. O.1.3B-3 MERCURY IN THE BERING SEA FOOD STABLE ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION WEB INDUCED FROM MERCURY BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLING IN HUFFMAN, Wesley W.; MASON, FOREST ECOSYSTEMS Robert P.; DAM, Hans G.; DECKER, Mary Beth; DIMENTO, Brian P.; FENG, Xinbin; YUAN, Wei; LIU, Yi; LI, BAUMANN, Zofi a Kai; LIN, Jerry

16:40-17:00 M. O.1.4A-6 16:00-16:20 M. O.1.3B-4 METHYLMERCURY BIOGEOCHEMISTRY USING MERCURY ISOTOPES TO AND FATE IN DECEPTION ISLAND, IDENTIFY SOURCES OF MERCURY AND (ANTARCTICA) METHYLMERCURY ACCUMULATING IN FOREST SOILS AND BIOTA ALONG A CANÁRIO, João; HINTELMANN, MONTANE ELEVATIONAL GRADIENT.

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DEMERS, Jason D.; BLACKWELL, 15:40-16:00 M.O.2.7-3 Bradley D.; GERSON, Jacqueline R.; GENETIC DISPOSITION TO MONTESDEOCA, Mario R.; ROSS, DEVELOPMENTAL METHYLMERCURY Donald S.; SAUER, Amy K.; SHANLEY, NEUROTOXICITY James B.; DRISCOLL, Charles T. GRANDJEAN, Philippe; JULVEZ, Jordi; RING, Susan; DAVEY SMITH, George; 16:20-16:40 M. O.1.3B-5 BUDTZ-JORGENSEN, Esben MERCURY ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION DURING FOREST BURNING IN THE 16:00-16:20 M. O.2.7-4 AMAZON THE POTENTIAL AND THE RICHTER, Larissa; AMOUROUX, David;

CHALLENGES OF UPDATING / O MONDAY CAETANO, Tiago; BÉRAIL, Sylvain; ASSESSMENTS OF METHYLMERCURY BARRE, Julien; TESSIER, Emmanuel; TOXICITY FOSTIER, Anne Hélène KOPYLEV, Leonid; SEGAL, Deborah; CONGLETON, Johanna; LIN, Yu-Sheng; 16:40-17:00 M. O.1.3B-6 NACHMAN, Rebecca; RADKE, Elizabeth; ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION INDUCED TAYLOR, Michele; WILKINS, Amina BY SOIL-AIR EXCHANGE OF MERCURY VAPOR IN SUBTROPICAL FOREST 16:20-16:40 M. O.2.7-5 ECOSYSTEMS: EVIDENCE FOR LEGACY NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS RE-EMISSION USED TO ASSESS METHYLMERCURY YUAN, Wei; WANG, Xun; LIN, Che-Jen; DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROTOXICITY SOMMAR, Jonas; FENG, Xinbin SEGAL, Deborah; KOPYLEV, Leonid

2.7 Human Exposure 16:40-17:00 M. O.2.7-6 LOW-LEVEL MERCURY EXPOSURE, and Health eff ects of NEURODEVELOPMENT AND THE Methylmercury (special ROLE OF GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS: session: Leonid Kopylev) FOLLOW-UP OF THE SLOVENIAN AND CROATIAN BIRTH COHORTS Room: S3B Chamber Hall Chairman: SEGAL Deborah / SNOJ TRATNIK, Janja; FALNOGA, Ingrid; TRDIN, Ajda; MAZEJ, Darja; NEUBAUER, GRANDJEAN Phillipe David; PRPIĆ, Igor; ŠPIRIĆ, Zdravko; HORVAT, Milena 15:00-15:20 M. O.2.7-1 PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO HG IN THE 3.6B Mercury Emissions UK ? CHILD HEALTH DEVELOPMENT. Reduc ons – A Challenge to GOLDING, Jean Industry 15:20-15:40 M. O.2.7-2 Room: S4A Conference Hall DIETARY CORRELATES OF METHYL Chairman: SCHARRENBACH Frank / MERCURY IN SEAFOOD CONSUMERS PETZOLDT Ole AND NON-SEAFOOD CONSUMERS WELLS, Ellen

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15:00-15:20 M.O.3.6B-1 FROM TOXIC MERCURY TO NON- 4.2 Global and Local policies TOXIC MERCURY COMPOUND to inform decisions making SCHARRENBACH, Frank; FRITZSCHE, and reduce exposure Jürgen Room: S4B Conference Hall 15:20-15:40 M. O.3.6B-2 Chairman: BERNAUDAT Ludovic / BALANCING MERCURY IN THE KEANE Susan GERMAN CEMENT INDUSTRY HOENIG, Volker; HARRASS, Robin 15:00-15:20 M. O.4.2-1 MONDAY / O MONDAY ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL PRIORITIES 15:40-16:00 M. O.3.6B-3 FROM MINAMATA INITIAL OPTIMIZING MERCURY CONTROLS ASSESSMENTS IN COAL COMBUSTION POWER AND CEMENT PRODUCING PLANTS TODA, Eisaku MASHYANOV, Nikolay R. 15:20-15:40 M. O.4.2-2 THE KNOWLEDGE PLATFORM OF THE 16:00-16:20 M. O.3.6B-4 GLOBAL OBSERVATION SYSTEM FOR INVESTIGATION ON MERCURY MERCURY (GOS4M): A PROACTIVE EMISSION FROM CHINESE CEMENT ENVIRONMENT FOR DECISION- SECTOR AND ITS WHOLE-PROCESS MAKERS ASSESSMENT CINNIRELLA, Sergio; D'AMORE, LI, Juan; ZHOU, Chunying Francesco; BENCARDINO, Mariantonia; BRUNO, Delia Evelina; SPROVIERI, 16:20-16:40 M. O.3.6B-5 Francesca; DE SIMONE, Francesco; STUDY ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HEDGECOCK, Ian Michael; PIRRONE, SELECTED METHODS OF REMOVING Nicola MERCURY FROM LIGNITE FLUE GASES 15:40-16:00 M. O.4.2-3 KOGUT, Krzysztof; GÓRECKI, Jerzy; GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE MARCZAK, Marta; WIEROŃSKA, LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENT OF THE Faustyna; BURMISTRZ, Piotr; SMÓŁKA, ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD Bogusław MINING SECTOR: INVOLVING THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY IN ASGM 16:40-17:00 M. O.3.6B-6 MERCURY REDUCTION EFFORTS MERCURY RELEASED FROM MERCURY CONTAMINATED STEEL BERNAUDAT, Ludovic; KEANE, Susan; DURING SMELTING DAVIS, Kenneth ANDREW, Dr Mark; KIRBY, Ma hew; 16:00-16:20 M. O.4.2-4 BAKER, Stuart; BOWER, Ma hew; THE USE AND IMPACT OF FLEXIBILITY WALLS, David MECHANISMS IN MULTILATERAL

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ENVIRONMENTAL AGREEMENTS 16:40-17:00 M.O.4.2-6 – INVESTIGATING PRACTISE AND TRANS-PROVINCIAL HEALTH IMPACT UNDER THE MINAMATA IMPACTS OF ATMOSPHERIC CONVENTION ON MERCURY MERCURY EMISSIONS IN CHINA STEINDAL, Eirik H.; LIN, Yan; CHEN, Long; LIANG, Sai; LIU, Maodian; ROSENDAL, Kris n; ANDRESEN, MI, Zhifu; ZHANG, Yanxu; ZHANG, Steinar; LARSSEN, Thorjørn Haoran; TONG, Yindong; ZHANG, Wei; WANG, Xuejun; SHU, Jiong; YANG, 16:20-16:40 M. O.4.2-5 Zhifeng INCORPORATING DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES ON THE / O MONDAY HUMAN HEALTH IMPACTS OF METHYLMERCURY EXPOSURE INTO REGULATORY ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT BARNARD-CHUMIK, Hannah; GIANG, Amanda

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DETAILED PROGRAMME ORALS Tuesday, September 10th

BAUMANN, Zofi a; PAVIA, Frank; 1.7A Sources and cycling ANDERSON, Robert; LUND, David; of mercury in freshwater MASON, Robert ecosystems and oceans 11:40-12:00 T.O.1.7A-6 Room: S1 Auditorium Hall HYDROTHERMAL MERCURY (HG) Chairman: SEELEN Emily / SOERENSEN EMISSIONS IN A SHALLOW-WATER Anne NEARSHORE ENVIRONMENT, PALEOCHORI BAY, MILOS, GREECE ROBERTS, Hannah; BROMBACH, 9:30-9:50 T. O.1.7A-1 Christoph-Cornelius; PICHLER, Thomas A COMPREHENSIVE MERCURY MODEL FROM ANTHROPOGENIC EMISSIONS TO BIO-ACCUMULATION 1.2B Biogeochemical cycling TUESDAY / O TUESDAY IN FISH of mercury in the aqua c BIESER, Johannes; SCHRUM, Corinna ecosystems 9:50-10:10 T. O.1.7A-2 Room: S2 Theatre Hall SUB-MESOSCALE VARIABILITY OF Chairman: LOIZEAU Jean-Luc / VOLATILE ELEMENTAL MERCURY IN DRISCOLL Charles SURFACE WATERS OF THE BALTIC SEA KUSS, Joachim 9:30-9:50 T. O.1.2B-1 MERCURY INTERACTIONS AND 10:10-10:30 T.O.1.7A-3 TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE PRESENCE DARK REDUCTION SETS EVASION OF OF NANOPARTICLES MERCURY FROM THE OCEAN MASON, Robert; SEELEN, Emily; ZHAO, LAMBORG, Carl; HANSEL, Colleen; Jing; WANG, Xudong BOWMAN, Katlin; VOELKER, Be na; OLDHAM, Veronique 9:50-10:10 T. O.1.2B-2 BIOMAGNIFICATION OF 11:00-11:20 T. O.1.7A-4 METHYLMERCURY IN DIATOM-OOZE – A LARGE MARINE NORTHWESTERN CHILE, WESTERN MERCURY SINK CHILEAN PATAGONIA AND THE BIESTER, Harald; ZAFERANI, Sara; ANTARCTIC PENINSULA. PÉREZ-RODRÍGUEZ, Marta ESPEJO, Winfred; CHIANG, Gustavo; KLAPSTEIN, Sara; BAHAMONDE, 11:20-11:40 T. O.1.7A-5 Paulina; KIDD, Karen; O´DRISCOLL, HYDROTHERMAL ACTIVITY AND Nelson J. MERCURY FLUXES INTO NEARBY SEDIMENTS

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10:10-10:30 T.O.1.2B-3 DECLINES IN METHYLMERCURY IN 1.4B Mercury cycling and BOREAL RESERVOIRS: NEW ANALYSIS bioaccumula on in polar FROM THE FLOODED UPLAND DYNAMICS EXPERIMENT regions HALL, Bri ; ST. LOUIS, Vincent; Room: S3A Chamber Hall PATERSON, Michael; BODALY, Drew Chairman: KIM Eun-Hee / LEHNHERR Igor

11:00-11:20 T. O.1.2B-4 MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION 9:30-9:50 T. O.1.4B-1 OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER BIOACCUMULATION PATHWAYS COMPONENTS FACILITATING THE OF MONOMETHYLMERCURY IN AN TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION ARCTIC MARINE COPEPOD OF MERCURY IN HEADWATER WANG, Kang; STIEF, Peter; MUNSON, STREAMS OF THE ADIRONDACK STATE Kathleen; GLUD, Ronnie; WANG, Feiyue PARK, NEW YORK, USA. MILLARD, Geoff rey; DRISCOLL, 9:50-10:10 T. O.1.4B-2 Charles; GU, Baohua; MONTESDEOCA, REACTIVE MERCURY SPECIATION Mario; ZENG, Teng AND DRY DEPOSITION DURING / O TUESDAY AMDES IN THE ARCTIC 11:20-11:40 T. O.1.2B-5 OSTERWALDER, Stefan; DUNHAM- MERCURY METHYLATION ALONG A CHEATHAM, Sarrah M.; FERREIRA CHRONOSEQUENCE OF PEATLANDS: ARAUJO, Beatriz; MAGAND, Olivier; WHY YOUNGER MIRES HAVE MORE THOMAS, Jennie; PFAFFHUBER, Katrine METHYLMERCURY AND LESS TOTAL Aspmo; MARKUSSEN, Helge Tore; MERCURY SONKE, Jeroen; DOMMERGUE, Aurélien; WANG, Baolin; HU, Haiyan; BRAVO, GUSTIN, Mae Sexauer Andrea; EKLÖF, Karin; ÅKEBLOM, Staff an; BERTILSSON, Stefan; BJÖRN, Erik; 10:10-10:30 T.O.1.4B-3 SKYLLERG, Ulf; NILSSON, Mats; BISHOP, MERCURY CYCLING IN THE SUB- Kevin ARCTIC HUDSON BAY SYSTEM MUNSON, Kathleen; SINGER, James; 11:40-12:00 T.O.1.2B-6 GAO, Zhiyuan; HUYGHE, Samantha; THE ROLE OF DISSOLVED CIASTEK, Stephen; CHAUDHURI, ORGANIC MATTER QUALITY IN Punarbasu; KUZYK, Zou Zou; STERN, METHYLMERCURY AND TOTAL Gary; WANG, Feiyue MERCURY IN A FORESTED HEADWATER STREAM 11:00-11:20 T. O.1.4B-4 SHANLEY, James; TAYLOR, Vivien; TOTAL AND METHYLATED MERCURY RYAN, Kevin; CHALMERS, Ann INPUTS AND OUTPUTS IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN VIA FRAM STRAIT AND BARENTS SEA OPENING PETROVA, Mariia V.; DUFOUR, Aurèlie; TESÁN ONRUBIA, Javier

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A.; ACHTERBERG, Eric; VAN DER 9:50-10:10 T.O.1.3C-2 LOEFF, Michiel R.; SONKE, Jeroen E.; MERCURY ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION HAMELIN, Bruno; GARNIER, Cedric; IN THE LARGE ANTHROPOGENICALLY HEIMBÜRGER-BOAVIDA, Lars-Eric IMPACTED PEARL RIVER, SOUTH CHINA 11:20-11:40 T. O.1.4B-5 ZHANG, Yuanyuan; CHEN, Jiubin PROCESSES CONTROLLING THE VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION OF 10:10-10:30 T.O.1.3C-3 METHYLMERCURY IN THE ARCTIC TRACKING HG IN NEW AQUITANIAN OCEAN LAKES (FRANCE) USING STABLE SCHARTUP, Amina; HEIMBÜRGER- ISOTOPE SIGNATURE IN BIOTA AND BOAVIDA, Lars-Eric; SOERENSEN, SURFACE SEDIMENTS Anne; SONKE, Jeroen; SUNDERLAND, PEDRERO ZAYAS, Zoyne; CAETANO, Elsie Tiago; GENTÈS, Sophie; LEGEAY, Alexia; FEURTET MAZEL, Agnès; MAURY- 11:40-12:00 T.O.1.4B-6 BRACHET, Regine; MONPERRUS, MERCURY IN PRECIPITATED AND Mathilde SURFACE SNOW AT DOME C, A

TUESDAY / O TUESDAY FIRST ESTIMATE OF MERCURY 11:00-11:20 T. O.1.3C-4 DEPOSITIONAL FLUXES DURING THE CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL AUSTRAL SUMMER ON THE HIGH CONTROLS ON MERCURY ISOTOPE ANTARCTIC PLATEAU. SOURCE SIGNATURES IN STREAM CAIRNS, Warren; SPOLAOR, Andrea; FISH FROM THE NORTHEASTERN TURETTA, Clara; MAFFEZZOLI, Niccolò; UNITED STATES DOMMERGUE, Aurélien; MAGAND, JANSSEN, Sarah; RIVA-MURRAY, Karen; Olivier; ANGOT, Hélène; SPROVIERI, LEPAK, Ryan; VAN METRE, Peter; Francesca; DEL GUASTA, Massimo; KRABBENHOFT, David BARBANTE, Carlo 11:20-11:40 T. O.1.3C-5 1.3C Regional and local MERCURY ISOTOPE INVESTIGATION OF SOURCES AND TRANSPORT OF scale stable isotope studies MERCURY IN A CREEK IMPACTED in mercury biogeochemical BY MULTIPLE ANTHROPOGENIC cycling and bioaccumula on ACTIVITIES Room: S3B Chamber Hall JUNG, Saebom; HONG, Yong Seok; YIN, Chairman: JANSEN Laura / REHADO Runsheng; KWON, Sae Yun Marina 11:40-12:00 T.O.1.3C-6 TRACING MERCURY SOURCES IN 9:30-9:50 T. O.1.3C-1 CONTAMINATED FRESHWATER MAPPING OF MERCURY FLOWS IN SEDIMENTS AND BIOTA USING AUSTRIA – UNDERSTANDING THE MERCURY ISOTOPES: ST. CLAIR RIVER NATIONAL MERCURY METABOLISM AREA OF CONCERN DWORAK, Sabine; RECHBERGER, RAHMAN, Nabila; BHAVSAR, Satyendra; Helmut GRIFFITHS, Ron; ABERNETHY, Sco ;

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CHANDAN, Priyanka; BERGQUIST, BY ASSESSING MERCURY Bridget CONCENTRATION IN WILD-CAUGHT MARKET FISH IN THE PERUVIAN AMAZON 2.2A Mercury exposure and FERNANDEZ, Luis E.; VEGA, Claudia M.; socioeconomic drivers. GONZALEZ, David J.X.; GONZALEZ, Victor; OLIVIERO-VERBAL, Jesus; Room: S4A Conference Hall ARAUJO FLORES, Julio; DELGADO, Chairman: HANSSON Sophia v. / Shamir; MACEDO, Miguel; HUAYPAR, MANORUT Parinda Karl

9:30-9:50 T. O.2.2A-1 11:40-12:00 T.O.2.2A-6 METHYLMERCURY EXPOSURE MERCURY IN MARINE, FRESHWATER RISK ANALYSIS IN MINAMATA AND AND AQUACULTURE SPECIES ADJACENT AREAS FROM A MAJOR FISHERIES PORT IN SOUTH INDIA AND HUMAN DIETARY UENO, Shinya; HACHIYA, Noriyuki EXPOSURE 9:50-10:10 T. O.2.2A-2 K.L., Subhavana; QURESHI, Asif; R.T.,

Keerthana / O TUESDAY CHIME PROGRAM IN INDONESIA: A PARTICIPATORY APPROACH TO ENGAGE VULNERABLE POPULATIONS 3.5 Traceability of mercury IN ASGM HOTSPOTS measurements ISMAWATI, Yuyun; ERIBOWO, Yune; KARDIYAN, Hamsu; EKAWANTI, Room: S4B Conference Hall Ardiana; DEWI, Panca; ANISSA, Anan ka; Chairman: WILBER Karl / GRAHAM PUJIAROHMAN, Pujiarohman David

10:10-10:30 T.O.2.2A-3 9:30-9:50 T. O.3.5-1 HUMAN MERCURY EXPOSURE AND GASEOUS MERCURY CALIBRATION HEALTH RISK IN THREE TYPICAL STANDARD TO ENSURE MERCURY CONTAMINATED AREAS, TRACEABILITY AND CONSISTENCY CHINA OF MERCURY MEASUREMENT WANG, Bo; CHEN, Min; LI, Ping TECHNOLOGY PAROLA, Roberto; UNFRIED, Kenneth 11:00-11:20 T. O.2.2A-4 G. MERCURY CONTAMINATION STATUS OF RICE SYSTEM IN PAKISTAN AND 9:50-10:10 T. O.3.5-2 ASSOCIATED HEALTH RISKS HIGH-RESOLUTION LASER ASLAM, Muhammad Wajahat; ALI, ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY FOR Waqar; BENQI, Lu; ABRAR, Muhammad A SI TRACEABLE CALIBRATION- Mohsin; MENG, Bo; FENG, Xinbin FREE PRIMARY METHOD FOR GASEOUS ELEMENTAL MERCURY 11:20-11:40 T. O.2.2A-5 CONCENTRATION ESTIMATING POPULATION LEVEL SRIVASTAVA, Abneesh; EXPOSURE TO METHYLMERCURY HODGES, Joseph T

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10:10-10:30 T.O.3.5-3 15:20-15:40 T.O.1.5-2 STACK EMISSIONS MONITORING CRATER LAKES ARCHIVE THE USING MERCURY CEMS: AN HISTORY ATMOSPHERIC HG OVERVIEW OF QUALITY ASSURANCE DEPOSITION IN THE TROPICS REQUIREMENTS COOKE, Colin; ENGSTROM, Daniel; GRAHAM, David VERSCHUREN, Dirk; CURTIS, Jason; BANDARA, Sasiri; HINTELMANN, Holger; 11:00-11:20 T. O.3.5-4 KENNEY, William; JEREMIASON, Jeff DEVELOPMENT OF SI TRACEABLE DYNAMIC CALIBRATORS FOR 15:40-16:00 T. O.1.5-3 OXIDIZED MERCURY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF SMALL CORNS, Warren; DE KROM, Iris HYDROPOWER PLANTS IN CASCADES ON THE ACCUMULATION OF MEHG IN FISH FROM BRAZILIAN AMAZONIA 11:20-11:40 T. O.3.5-5 AND PANTANAL RIVERS CONTINUOUS HG MEASUREMENT FOR OPTIMIZATION OF HG REDUCTION LÁZARO, Wilkinson; ALVES IGNÁCIO, MEASURES Áurea Regina; GUIMARÃES, Jean Remy Davée; DÍEZ, Sergi BUCHEM, Verena; LUEHMANN, Sarah TUESDAY / O TUESDAY 16:00-16:20 T. O.1.5-4 11:40-12:00 T.O.3.5-6 INVESTIGATING THE FATE OF THE RELATION BETWEEN ARTISANAL AND SMALL SCALE GOLD STRUCTURAL AND TEXTURAL MINING ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY CHARACTERISTICS OF LIGNITE EMISSIONS IN THE TROPICS AND HARD COAL AND MERCURY REMOVAL DURING PYROLYSIS HEDGECOCK, Ian M.; DE SIMONE, PROCESS Francesco; PIRRONE, Nicola MISZTAL, Edyta 16:20-16:40 T. O.1.5-5 SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL 1.5 Mercury cycling and MERCURY IN WATER BODIES AROUND ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD bioaccumula on in the tropics MINING LOCATIONS IN TANZANIA Room: S1 Auditorium Hall MARIKI, Eliapenda Elisante; Chairman: BEŁDOWSKI Jacek / TUNGARAZA, Clavery; MWANKUNA, SOMERSET Vernon Christopher; COHEN, Mark

16:40-17:00 T. O.1.5-6 15:00-15:20 T. O.1.5-1 TOTAL MERCURY CONCENTRATION (IN)TOXIFICATION: THE SOCIAL AND IN BROWN BOBBY (SULA ECOLOGICAL LIVES OF ABANDONED LEUCOGASTER) FROM SANTANA GOLD MINING LANDSCAPES IN ARCHIPELAGO, MACAÉ, RIO DE MADRE DE DIOS, PERU JANEIRO, BRAZIL. DIAZ LEIVA, Jimena; POTTS, Ma hew BIGHETTI, Gabriel Prohaska; PADILHA, D.; PELUSO, Nancy Lee Janeide de Assis; TEIXEIRA DA CUNHA,

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Larissa Schmauder; MANCINI, Patrícia CLIMATE CHANGE, VOLCANISM AND Luciano; MALM, Olaf ANTHROPOGENIC ACTIVITIES GUÉDRON, Stéphane; TOLU, Julie; PERROT, Vincent; BRISSET, Elodie 1.10 Impacts of climate change on mercury emission, 16:20-16:40 T. O.1.10-5 fate and environmental eff ects GLOBAL WARMING ACCELERATES UPTAKE OF ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY Room: S2 Theatre Hall IN GLACIER RETREATED REGIONS Chairman: CUKROWSKA Ewa / SKYLLBERG Ulf WANG, Xun; YUAN, Wei; LIN, Che-Jen; WANG, Feiyue; FENG, Xinbin

15:00-15:20 T. O.1.10-1 16:40-17:00 T. O.1.10-6 IMPACT OF CHANGING OCEAN URBAN BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF BIOGEOCHEMISTRY ON LABILE HG BY DIFFUSIVE GRADIENTS METHYLMERCURY FORMATION AND IN THIN-FILMS TECHNIQUE IN TROPHIC TRANSFER IN THE GLOBAL ANTHROPOGENICALLY-IMPACTED OCEAN IN THE 21ST CENTURY FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENT (ZENNE

ZHANG, Yanxu RIVER, BRUSSELS) / O TUESDAY BRATKIČ, Arne; GAO, Yue 15:20-15:40 T. O.1.10-2 HG CONCENTRATIONS IN THE 1.1B Atmospheric mercury HAIR OF MAMMOTH AND OTHER PREHISTORIC ANIMALS AS AN cycling and transforma ons: INDICATOR OF THE GLOBAL Insights from measurements MERCURY AND CLIMATE CHANGES and models EYRIKH, Stella; BOESKOROV, Gennady; Room: S3A Chamber Hall SERYKH, Tatyana; SHCHELCHKOVA, Chairman: ANGOT Helene / COHEN Marina; PAPINA, Tatyana Mark

15:40-16:00 T. O.1.10-3 TOWARDS DEEPER UNDERSTANDING 15:00-15:20 T. O.1.1B-1 ON THE INFLUENCE OF CLIMATIC SOIL-ATMOSPHERIC EXCHANGE OF AND PRODUCTIVITY TO MERCURY GASEOUS ELEMENTAL MERCURY IN BIOMAGNIFICATION IN SUBARCTIC THREE SUBTROPICAL FORESTS WITH LAKE FOOD WEBS DIFFERENT LEVELS OF SUBSTRATE KOZAK, Natalia; AHONEN, Salla A.; HG CONCENTRATION KEVA, Ossi; ØSTBYE, Kjartan; TAIPALE, DUAN, Lei; SUN, Xiaohui Sami; HAYDEN, Brian; KAHILAINEN, Kimmo 15:20-15:40 T. O.1.1B-2 COMPARISON OF TWO ATMOSPHERIC 16:00-16:20 T. O.1.10-4 MERCURY BIDIRECTIONAL EXCHANGE HOLOCENE RECONSTRUCTION OF HG MODELS DEPOSITION IN THE CENTRAL ANDES: HAO, Jingliang; XU, Xiaohong; LIN, Che- RESPECTIVE CONTRIBUTION OF Jen; ZHANG, Leiming

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15:40-16:00 T.O.1.1B-3 DECREASING TREND IN NIGHTTIME 1.7B Sources and cycling ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS IN 2006-2016 AT of mercury in freshwater A HIGH-ELEVATION BACKGROUND ecosystems and oceans SITE DOWNWIND OF THE EAST ASIA Room: S3B Chamber Hall CONTINENT Chairman: BAUMANN Zofi a / SHEU, Guey-Rong; NGUYEN, Ly Sy Phu; BEŁDOWSKA Magdelena LIN, Da-Wei; LIN, Neng-Huei

16:00-16:20 T. O.1.1B-4 15:00-15:20 T. O.1.7B-1 MECHANISTIC OXIDATION AND TERRESTRIAL INPUTS AS A VECTOR REDUCTION OF ATMOSPHERIC HG: OF HG CONTAMINATION IN A IMPLICATIONS FOR SPECIATION, GLACIER AND RIVER-INFLUENCED DEPOSITION PATTERNS AND ARCTIC FJORD SYSTEM (ISFJORDEN, BUDGET IN A GLOBAL CHEMISTRY SVALBARD) MODEL MCGOVERN, Maeve; EVENSET, Anita; THACKRAY, Colin; SAIZ-LOPEZ, BORGÅ, Katrine; SØREIDE, Janne E.;

TUESDAY / O TUESDAY Alfonso; DIBBLE, Theodore; POSTE, Amanda HOROWITZ, Hannah; SONKE, Jeroen; SUNDERLAND, Elsie; JACOB, Daniel 15:20-15:40 T. O.1.7B-2 ECOSYSTEM CONTROLS ON THE 16:20-16:40 T. O.1.1B-5 INCIDENCE OF METHYLMERCURY MERCURY EMISSION TO THE IN TEMPERATE ESTUARINE WATER ATMOSPHERE DOMINATES ANNUAL COLUMNS MASS BALANCE OF A BOREAL SEELEN, Emily; CHEN, Celia; BUCKMAN, PEATLAND: TIME TO RETHINK Kate; TAYLOR, Vivien; BALCOM, Pren ss; TIMELINES FOR RECOVERY? MASON, Robert BISHOP, Kevin; OSTERWALDER, Stefan; ZHU, Wei; NILSSON, Mats; LAUDON, 15:40-16:00 T. O.1.7B-3 Hjalmar; ALEWELL, Chris ne; FRITSCHES, PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY Johannes; ÅKERBLOM, Staff an SIZE STRUCTURE AND ORGANIC MATTER CONCENTRATION CONTROL 16:40-17:00 T. O.1.1B-6 THE BIOACCUMULATION OF ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY IN THE METHYLMERCURY IN BALTIC SEA SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE: TREND HERRING OVER 2007-2017 AND ROLE OF THE SOERENSEN, Anne; SKROBONJA, SOUTHERN OCEAN Aleksandra; ANDERSSON, Agneta; MARTIN, Lynwill; BIESER, Johannes; BJÖRN, Erik ANGOT, Helenè; SLEMR, Franz; DOMMERGUE, Aurelien; MAGAND, 16:00-16:20 T. O.1.7B-4 Olivier RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MERCURY IN SEDIMENT AND THE WATER COLUMN TO FISH BIOACCUMULATION

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IN HUMAN IMPACTED ESTUARIES IN 15:20-15:40 T.O.2.2B-2 LONG ISLAND, NY A NOVEL METHOD TO RAPIDLY CHEN, Celia; SHAW, Amy; BUCKMAN, ASSESS OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE Kate; CURTIS, Amanda; TAYLOR, TO MERCURY IN ARTISANAL AND Mariah; DRISCOLL, Charles SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING (ASGM) USING NANOGOLD COLOURIMETRY: 16:20-16:40 T. O.1.7B-5 FIELD AND LABORATORY TESTING CONTRASTING EFFECTS OF PROBABLE BLACK MOHER, Paleah NITROGEN LIMITATION AND ITS ABSENCE ON MERCURY SPECIATION 15:40-16:00 T. O.2.2B-3 IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC OCEAN DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH AMONG AS INDICATORS OF MICROBIAL ARTISANAL SMALL-SCALE GOLD MERCURY TRANSFORMATIONS MINERS USING MERCURY FOR GOLD ZIVKOVIC, Igor; BOJANIC, Natalia; EXTRACTION IN KADOMA, ZIMBABWE SOLIC, Mladen; HUMPHREYS, STECKLING-MUSCHACK, Nadine; Ma hew; WOODWARD, E. Malcolm S.; BECKER, Jana; FURU, Peter; SINGO, BRATKIC, Arne; HORVAT, Milena Josephine; SHOKO, Dennis; BOSE- O'REILLY, Stephan

16:40-17:00 T. O.1.7B-6 / O TUESDAY MERCURY ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION 16:00-16:20 T. O.2.2B-4 DURING AQUEOUS-PHASE DIETARY COUNSELING ON RISKS AND REDUCTION OF HGII BY LOW BENEFITS OF FISH CONSUMPTION MOLECULAR WEIGHT ORGANIC AND MERCURY TESTING IN COMPOUNDS REPRODUCTIVE AGE WOMEN IN A ZHAO, Huifang; SUN, Guangyi; HEALTH CLINIC SETTING SOMMAR, Jonas; FENG, Xinbin TURYK, Mary; KORINEK, Jill; SOUTHER, Larry; BAKER, Beth; MCCANN, Patricia

2.2B Mercury exposure and 16:20-16:40 T. O.2.2B-5 socioeconomic drivers. MERCURY POLLUTION IN ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING Room: S4A Conference Hall IN SUKABUMI, INDONESIA: Chairman: SNOJ TRATNIK Janja / KNOWLEDGE, PERCEPTIONS AND BLACK MOHER Paleah HEALTH IMPLICATION HARIANJA, Alfonsus H; SARAGIH, 15:00-15:20 T. O.2.2B-1 Grace S.; FAUZI, Ridwan; HIDAYAT, M. MERCURY AND METHYLMERCURY Yusup; SYOFYAN, Yunesfi ; TAPRIZIAH, LEVELS IN ATRATO RIVER, AN Elly Rachmi ECOSYSTEM HIGHLY IMPACTED BY GOLD MINING IN THE COLOMBIAN 16:40-17:00 T. O.2.2B-6 PACIFIC HUMAN EXPOSURE TO MERCURY PALACIOS-TORRES, Yuber; ANDREA, AND DIETARY RISK ASSESSMENT IN Santa; BARST, Benjamin; NILADRI, CYPRUS: BENEFITS OF CROSS-BORDER Basu; OLIVERO-VERBEL, Jesus EUROPEAN HARMONIZATION AND COOPERATION.

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KATSONOURI, Andromachi; 16:00-16:20 T.O.3.6C-4 CHRISTODOULIDOU, Maro; EMPOWERING THE ARTISANAL AND HADJIPANAYI, Adamos; SARANTI, SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINERS AND Aspasia; CHRISTOU, E ychia; ENGAGING THE GOVERNMENT AT STEPHANI, Demetris; CHRISTOFOROU, SUB-NATIONAL LEVELS THROUGH Evangelia; GIANNOPOULOS, Stelios FORMALIZATION IN ORDER TO REDUCE MERCURY IMPACTS TO THE ENVIRONMENT 3.6C Mercury Emissions SUSILORINI, Budi; HILMAN, Masnellyar Reduc ons – A Challenge to Industry 16:20-16:40 T. O.3.6C-5 Room: S4B Conference Hall EMISSION AND SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION Chairman: WANG Shuxiao / KIM OF MERCURY IN SOLID WASTE Young-hee LANDFILL IN SOUTH KOREA KIM, Young-hee; KIM, Hyuk; SEOK, Kwang-seol; YU, Seok-min; PARK, Kwang- 15:00-15:20 T. O.3.6C-1 su; NOH, Seam; JEON, Sangeun; GO, MERCURY BALANCE DURING Woochan; HAN, Young-Ji TUESDAY / O TUESDAY THE COKING PROCESS AND ITS DETERMINATION IN COKE OVEN GAS 16:40-17:00 T. O.3.6C-6 GÓRECKI, Jerzy; BURMISTRZ, Piotr; CHALLENGES AND DRIVERS KOGUT, Krzysztof; BOROVEC, Karel; FOR THE CONVERSION AND MACHERZYŃSKI, Mariusz; GOŁAŚ, DECOMMISSIONING OF CHLOR- Janusz ALKALI PLANTS ITI, Ozunimi; ANKRAH, Rodges 15:20-15:40 T. O.3.6C-2 MIGRATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF MERCURY SPECIES IN A TYPICAL WET FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION SYSTEM CHANG, Lin; ZHAO, Yongchun; ZHANG, Junying

15:40-16:00 T. O.3.6C-3 MERCURY EMISSIONS FROM INDUSTRIAL SOURCES – MORE THAN 30 SECTORS ANALYSED TO FIND REAL SINKS GEBHARDT, Peter; KRAUS, Katja; TEBERT, Chris an

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DETAILED PROGRAMME ORALS Wednesday, September 11th

MCCARTER, Colin; SEBESTYEN, 1.9 Mercury cycling in Stephen; KOLKA, Randy; EGGERT, Susan; terrestrial ecosystems MITCHELL, Carl Room: S1 Auditorium Hall 11:20-11:40 W. O.1.9-5 Chairman: BJORN Eric / MITCHELL Carl THE TEMPORAL ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY DEPOSITION DYNAMICS AND MERCURY ACCUMULATION 9:30-9:50 W. O.1.9-1 POOLS IN THE BOREAL FOREST INCREASED METHYLATION OF ECOSYSTEM HG(II) IN HILLSLOPE SOILS AFTER ZHU, Wei; OSTERWALDER, Stefan; FOREST HARVEST – AN IMPORTANT SOMMAR, Jonas; SKYLLBERG, Ulf; CONTRIBUTOR TO BOREAL SURFACE BISHOP, Kevin; NILSSON, Mats WATER METHYL MERCURY LOAD SKYLLBERG, Ulf; KRONBERG, Rose- 11:40-12:00 W.O.1.9-6 Marie; WIEDERHOLD, Jan; JISKRA, THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN LAND- Mar n; BJÖRN, Erik ATMOSPHERE EXCHANGE AND SOIL DYNAMICS OF MERCURY IN A SWISS 9:50-10:10 W. O.1.9-2 SUBALPINE FOREST METHYL- AND TOTAL MERCURY HUANG, Jen-How; OSTERWALDER, EXPORT DYNAMICS FROM AN Stefan; MEUSBURGER, Katrin; EXPERIMENTAL PEATLAND AFTER RINKLEBE, Jörg; FENG, Xinbin; / O WEDNESDAY ENDING ENHANCED ATMOSPHERIC ALEWELL, Chris ne SULFATE ADDITIONS MITCHELL, Carl; MCCARTER, Colin; NING, Paris; COLEMAN WASIK, Jill; 1.2C Biogeochemical cycling KOLKA, Randall; ENGSTROM, Dan of mercury in the aqua c 10:10-10:30 W.O.1.9-3 ecosystems MERCURY REMOBILIZATION FROM Room: S2 Theatre Hall POLLUTED TOPSOILS IN SEMI-ARID Chairman: SHANLEY Jamie / BURGESS AREAS AFFECTED BY WILDFIRES Neil TUHÝ, Marek; ETTLER, Vojtěch; ROHOVEC, Jan; MATOUŠKOVÁ, Šárka; 9:30-9:50 W. O.1.2C-1 MIHALJEVIČ, Mar n; KŘÍBEK, Bohdan; MAPANI, Ben GROWTH AND DORMANCY EFFECTS ON METHYLMERCURY 11:00-11:20 W. O.1.9-4 ACCUMULATION IN PROFUNDAL INVERTEBRATES OF A NORTH- EFFECTS OF BIOMASS REMOVAL POST- TEMPERATE LAKE TIMBER HARVESTING ON MERCURY EXPORT FROM HILLSLOPES CHETELAT, John; MCCLELLAND,

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Chris ne; COOKE, Emma; MARSHY, HISTORIES ON HG ACCUMULATION Jus n; ZAHABY, Yasmeen; CLOUTIER, AND EXPOSURE IN LINKED AQUATIC- Louise; AMYOT, Marc TERRESTRIAL FOOD WEBS WALTERS, David; MUTHS, Erin; 9:50-10:10 W. O.1.2C-2 EAGLES- MERCURY IN BOTTOM SEDIMENTS SMITH, Collin; STRICKER, Craig; KRAUS, OF DIFFERENT WATER BODIES IN Johanna; HARRINGTON, Rachel CENTRAL VIETNAM UDODENKO, Yury; ZAKONNOV, Viktor; KOMOV, Viktor 1.3D Regional and local scale stable isotope studies 10:10-10:30 W.O.1.2C-3 in mercury biogeochemical POTENTIALLY TOXIC VERSUS cycling and bioaccumula on PHYSIOLOGICALLY REQUIRED – MERCURY AND POLYUNSATURATED Room: S3A Chamber Hall FATTY ACIDS AT THE BASE OF FOOD Chairman: JANNSEN Sarah / POINT WEBS IN CHINESE RESERVOIRS AND David SWEDISH LAKES JING, Min; WU, Pianpian; YAN, Haiyu; 9:30-9:50 W. O.1.3D-1 KAINZ, Mar n J; ÅKERBLOM, Staff an; METHYLMERCURY BISHOP, Kevin PHOTODEGRADATION PATHWAYS AND ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION 11:00-11:20 W. O.1.2C-4 IN THE WATER COLUMN OF LAKE ATMOSPHERIC AND HYDROLOGIC TITICACA (BOLIVIAN ALTIPLANO) TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION AMOUROUX, David; BOUCHET, OF MERCURY FROM ARTISANAL Sylvain; TESSIER, Emmanuel; MASBOU, WEDNESDAY / O WEDNESDAY GOLD MINING IN THE PERUVIAN Jeremy; POINT, David; LAZZARO, AMAZON Xavier; MONPERRUS, Mathilde; ROCHA, Stephany; BÉRAIL, Sylvain; ACHA, Dario GERSON, Jacqueline; PAN, William; VEGA, Claudia; FERNANDEZ, Luis; 9:50-10:10 W. O.1.3D-2 SZPONAR, Natalie; BERGQUIST, Bridget; QUANTIFYING THE SEASONAL DRISCOLL, Charles; HSU-KIM, Heileen; CYCLE OF METHYLMERCURY BERNHARDT, Emily PHOTODEGRADATION IN FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS USING 11:20-11:40 W. O.1.2C-5 MERCURY ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION EFFECT OF HUMAN ACTIVITIES ON PRESERVED IN PLANKTON BIOMAGNIFICATION OF MERCURY BERGQUIST, Bridget; CHANDAN, IN AQUATIC FOOD CHAINS IN Priyanka; ZHENG, Wang; MITCHELL, Carl; CHANGSHOU LAKE, CHONGQING, SLATER, Gregory CHINA 10:10-10:30 W.O.1.3D-3 XIE, Qing; WANG, Xun; WANG, Yongmin; USING MERCURY STABLE ZHANG, Cheng; WANG, Dingyong ISOTOPE RATIOS TO TRACE THE BIOACCUMULATION OF MEHG IN 11:40-12:00 W.O.1.2C-6 THE LOWER FOOD WEB OF LAKE THE EFFECT OF COMPLEX LIFE ERIE

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LEPAK, Ryan; JANSSEN, Sarah; Ana Paula; AMARAL, Petrus; SILVA, KRABBENHOFT, David; OGOREK, Jacob; Camila; MALM, Olaf; SILVA-FILHO, DEWILD, John; TATE, Michael; HURLEY, Emmanoel; DOS SANTOS, Alejandra; James BIDONE, Edison

11:00-11:20 W. O.1.3D-4 9:50-10:10 W. O.2.1-2 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN METHYL DIFFERENCES IN MERCURY MERCURY CONTAMINATION AND AND METHYLMERCURY PROPORTION OF AQUATIC AND BIOACCUMULATION BETWEEN KEY TERRESTRIAL PREY IN DIETS OF SEVEN BIVALVE SPECIES AND ATLANTIC TAXA OF SHORELINE SPIDERS SILVERSIDES FROM LONG ISLAND CHUMCHAL, Ma hew; ORTEGA- SOUND RODRIGUEZ, Celeste; DRENNER, Ray; HANSEN, Gunnar; BLANUSA, KENNEDY, James; NOWLIN, Weston; Mackenzie; BAUMANN, Zofi a; MASON, BARST, Benjamin; SANTA-RIOS, Andrea; Robert BASU, Niladri 10:10-10:30 W.O.2.1-3 11:20-11:40 W. O.1.3D-5 MERCURY BIOACCUMULATION, MERCURY ISOTOPE FRACTIONATIONS TOXIC EFFECTS AND MERCURY IN DIFFERENT FORM OF MERCURY ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION IN RATS IN PADDY ECOSYSTEMS AND FED WITH METHYLMERCURY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS POLLUTED RICE CHONGYANG, Qin; PING, Li; XINBIN, LI, Ping; DU, Buyun; FENG, Xinbin Feng 11:00-11:20 W. O.2.1-4 11:40-12:00 W.O.1.3D-6 META-ANALYSIS OF MERCURY MERCURY ISOTOPE VARIATIONS IN CONCENTRATION IN FORAGE FISH CHINESE BOHAI SEA FOOD WEB AND ACROSS NORTHEAST USA ESTUARIES THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR MERCURY / O WEDNESDAY BUCKMAN, Kate; MASON, Robert; SOURCES AND CYCLING SEELEN, Emily; TAYLOR, Vivien; MENG, Mei; SUN, Ruoyu; LIU, Hongwei; BALCOM, Pren ss; CHEN, Celia YU, Ben; SHI, Jianbo 11:20-11:40 W. O.2.1-5 THE MERCURY TEN YEAR CHALLENGE: 2.1 Bioaccumula on and RAPID TEMPORAL DECLINE OF biomagnifi ca on in food as a METHYLMERCURY IN CIRCUMPOLAR source of Hg exposure. GREENLAND HALIBUT BANK, Michael; NILSEN, Bente; Room: S3B Chamber Hall FRANTZEN, Sylvia; DUINKER, Arne; Chairman: FERNANDEZ Luis E. / NEDREAAS, Kjell; MAAGE, Amund BUCKMAN Kate 11:40-12:00 W.O.2.1-6 TRACING THE BIOACCUMULATION 9:30-9:50 W. O.2.1-1 PATHWAYS AND METHYLATION/ BIOMAGNIFICATION OF MERCURY DEMETHYLATION OF MERCURY IN IN SANDY BEACHES OFF THE COAST RICE PLANT USING MULTI-ISOTOPE OF THE STATE OF RIO DE JANEIRO, TECHNIQUE BRAZIL MENG, Bo VIEIRA, Tha anne; RODRIGUES,

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ECKLEY, Chris; GILMOUR, Cindy; JANSSEN, Sarah; LUXTON, Todd; 3.1 Legacy mercury RANDALL, Paul; WHALIN, Lindsay contamina on and solu ons for remedia on 11:40-12:00 W.O.3.1-6 ASSESSING THE RELATIVE SUCCESS Room: S4A Conference Hall OF MULTIPLE INTERVENTIONS AT Chairman: BANK Michael / ONONDAGA LAKE TO REDUCE FALANDYSZ Jerzy MERCURY BIOACCUMULATION HENRY, Elizabeth; DESANTIS, Liane; 9:30-9:50 W.O.3.1-1 BURNHAM, Anne; ARRIGO, Mark; EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS GLAZA, Ed; MCAULIFFE, John OF BANK MANAGEMENT EFFORTS IN REDUCING HG LEACHING INTO STREAMS 4.3 Linking Science and Policy REIBLE, Danny; RAO, Balaji; VRTLAR, for the implementa onof the Tea; ZIAEI, Has ; ZHOU, Huayun; Minamata Conven on GARZA-RUBALCAVA, Uriel; BEJAR, Michelle Room: S4B Conference Hall Chairman: SELIN Henrik / MARTIN 9:50-10:10 W.O.3.1-2 Lynwill NOVEL APPROACHES TO THE INVESTIGATION AND REMEDIATION OF MERCURY IN THE ENVIRONMENT 9:30-9:50 W. O.4.3-1 TAIT, Alex; SHAW, Sam REVIEW OF RECENT ADVANCES IN MERCURY RESEARCH: MAJOR FACTORS 10:10-10:30 W.O.3.1-3 CONTROLLING TERRESTRIAL CYCLING WEDNESDAY / O WEDNESDAY MERCURY – ENVIRONMENTAL RISK BISHOP, Kevin; SHANLEY, Jamie; ASSESSMENT AND REMEDIATION RICASSI, Ami; OSTERWALDER, Stefan; APPROACH. ZHU, Wei; EKLÖF, Karin; MITCHELL, Carl; SZYMKIEWICZ, Marcin; MENG, Bo; DE WIT, Heleen; WEBSTER, WOJCIECHOWSKI, Jacek Jack; SCHUSTER, Paul

11:00-11:20 W. O.3.1-4 9:50-10:10 W. O.4.3-2 SCIENCE-BASED REMEDY DRIVERS FOR MERCURY EMISSIONS FROM A LARGE ESTUARY SITE, HACKENSACK SATELLITE ELECTRIC PROPULSION MEADOWLANDS, USA SYSTEMS: A NEW SOURCE THAT COULD AFFECT THE EFFECTIVENESS BRUSSOCK, Peter; MARTIN, Todd; DE OF THE MINAMATA CONVENTION HAVEN, Peter; HIMMELHEBER, David; PIRRONE, Nicola; FOURIER, Daniel H.; TOMCHUK, Douglas DE SIMONE, Francesco; SUNDERLAND, 11:20-11:40 W. O.3.1-5 Elsie M.; HEDGECOCK, Ian M REVIEW OF RECENT ADVANCES IN 10:10-10:30 W.O.4.3-3 MERCURY RESEARCH: ASSESSMENT OVERCOMING TECHNICAL AND AND REMEDIATION OF MERCURY QUALITY ASSURANCE CHALLENGES CONTAMINATED SITES. FOR THE WIDESPREAD USE OF A MERCURY PASSIVE AIR SAMPLER

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(MERPAS) METHOD FOR MINIMATA 11:40-12:00 W.O.4.3-6 CONVENTION MONITORING COMPREHENSIVE MERCURY PRESTBO, Eric; BABI, Diana; HAWKINS, MONITORING IN AQUATIC AND Lucas; MITCHELL, Carl; WANIA, Frank; TERRESTRIAL SAMPLES FROM THE MCLAGAN, David; STEFFEN, Alexandra; GERMAN ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIMEN STUPPLE, Geoff BANK: MATRIX COMPARISONS, SPATIAL COMPARISONS AND TEMPORAL 11:00-11:20 W. O.4.3-4 TRENDS OVER THREE DECADES EXPERIENCES WITH HALOGEN- RUEDEL, Heinz; KNOPF, Burkhard; BASED MERCURY OXIDATION IN KLEIN, Roland; KOSCHORRECK, Jan COAL AND WASTE COMBUSTION VOSTEEN, Bernhard W.; KRAMER, Michael; FÜLÖP, Gabor

11:20-11:40 W. O.4.3-5 OPTIMIZATION, CHARACTERIZATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CLADOPHORA SP ALGA IMMOBILIZED IN ALGINATE BEADS AND SILICA GEL BIOSORBENTS OF MERCURY FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS CUKROWSKA, Ewa; MOKONE, Joy / O WEDNESDAY

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DETAILED PROGRAMME ORALS Thursday, September 12th

11:00-11:20 R.O.1.6A-4 1.6A Advances in analy cal TRACE MERCURY DETECTION IN methods for environmental WATER: NEW ELECTROCHEMICAL SENSOR BASED ON GOLD specia on determina on NANOPARTICLES MODIFIED Room: S1 Auditorium Hall ELECTRODE Chairman: LYMAN Seth / LANCASTER FEZAI, Fatma; MEIRELES, Mar ne; Shaun GROS, Pierre; EVRARD, David

11:20-11:40 R. O.1.6A-5 9:30-9:50 R. O.1.6A-1 DIRECT DETECTION OF GASEOUS ADVANCES IN CHEMICAL SPECIATION OXIDIZED MERCURY BY CHEMICAL OF MERCURY COMPOUNDS IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY USING HIGH ENERGY RESOLUTION FLUORESCENCE DETECTED X-RAY KHALIZOV, Alexei; NGUYEN, Duyen; ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY ANTLEY, John; COOPER, Ma hew; (HERFD-XAS) BOZZELLI, Joseph NEHZATI, Susan; DOLGOVA, Natalia V.; 11:40-12:00 R.O.1.6A-6 SOKARAS, Dimosthenis; KROLL, Thomas; DEVELOPMENT OF AN AUTOMATED PICKERING, Ingrid J.; GEORGE, Graham N. METHOD FOR MEASUREMENT OF GASEOUS OXIDIZED MERCURY 9:50-10:10 R. O.1.6A-2 APPLICATION OF MEHG STABLE GUSTIN, Mae; DUNHAM-CHEATHAM, ISOTOPES IN THE FOX RIVER, Sarrah M.; LUIPPOLD, Adriel WI, USA TO UNDERSTAND BIOACCUMULATION IN A CONTAMINATED FRESHWATER 1.1C Atmospheric mercury ESTUARY cycling and transforma ons: ROSERA, Tylor J.; JANSSEN, Sarah E.; Insights from measurements

THURSDAY / O THURSDAY HURLEY, James P.; TATE, Michael T.; and models OGOREK, Jacob M.; DEWILD, John F.; Room: S2 Theatre Hall LEPAK, Ryan F.; KRABBENHOFT, David P. Chairman: FU Xuewa / THACKRAY Colin 10:10-10:30 R.O.1.6A-3 INNOVATIVE ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGIES BASED ON A 9:30-9:50 R. O.1.1C-1 THIOL-CONTAINING IONIC LIQUID ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY MODEL TO FACILITATE HG DETECTION IN EVALUATION VS. REALISTIC LIMITS OF NATURAL WATERS DETERMINISTIC PREDICTIONS: WHAT FONTAS, Claudia; ELIAS, Gemma; DIEZ, Sergi IS SUCCESS? COHEN, Mark; CRAWFORD, Alice;

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KELLEY, Paul; LOUGHNER, Chris; LUKE, Winston; NGAN, Fan ne; REN, Xinrong; 1.7C Sources and cycling STEIN, Ariel of mercury in freshwater 9:50-10:10 R. O.1.1C-2 ecosystems and oceans QUANTIFYING THE DOWNWARD Room: S3A Chamber Hall TREND OF AIR MERCURY IN URBAN Chairman: CHEN Celia / LAMBORG CHINA DUE TO REDUCTION OF Carl ANTHROPOGENIC MERCURY EMISSIONS USING A GENERALIZED ADDITIVE MODEL 9:30-9:50 R. O.1.7C-1 TANG, Yi; WANG, Shuxiao; WU, Qingru; MULTIPLE REGRESSION ANALYSIS ZHANG, Hui AS TOOL TO STUDY INORGANIC MERCURY AND METHYLMERCURY 10:10-10:30 R.O.1.1C-3 BEHAVIOUR IN CONTAMINATED COSTAL ENVIRONMENT ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY TRENDS IN WESTERN CANADA ARE ON THE RISE STOICHEV, Teodor; TESSIER, Emmanuel; COELHO, Joao Pedro; ALMEIDA, Cris na STEFFEN, Alexandra; DASTOOR, Ashu; Marisa; LOBOS VALENZUELA, Maria RYJKOV, Andrei; DARLINGTON, Andrea Gabriela; PEREIRA, Maria Eduarda; 11:00-11:20 R. O.1.1C-4 VASCONCELOS, Vitor; AMOUROUX, ATMOSPHERIC METHYLMERCURY: David FROM THE OCEAN TO FOG TO BIOACCUMULATION IN COASTAL 9:50-10:10 R. O.1.7C-2 TERRESTRIAL APEX PREDATORS IN HG POLLUTION IN THE VENICE CALIFORNIA USA LAGOON: INTEGRATING MODELING AND OBSERVATIONS TO EXPLORE WEISS-PENZIAS, Peter; PAST DYNAMICS AND FUTURE WILMERS, Christopher SCENARIOS 11:20-11:40 R. O.1.1C-5 ROSATI, Ginevra; MELAKU CANU, MEASUREMENT AND Donata; SOLIDORO, Cosimo UNDERSTANDING GOM CONCENTRATIONS AND CHEMISTRY 10:10-10:30 R.O.1.7C-3 FROM SITES IN UTAH, HAWAII, EXAMINING TOTAL MERCURY AND MARYLAND, AND NEVADA, USA. METHYLMERCURY LEVELS ALONG A / O THURSDAY LUIPPOLD, Adriel; GUSTIN, Mae SALINITY GRADIENT IN A COASTAL Sexauer; DUNHAM-CHEATHAM, WETLAND ECOSYSTEM IN SOUTH Sarrah; LYMAN, Seth; KOBAYASHI, CAROLINA, USA Nash; CASTRO, Mark; LUKE, Winston ULUS, Yener; TSUI, Mar n; SAKAR, Aslihan; COHEN, Thomas; NYARKO, 11:40-12:00 R.O.1.1C-6 Paul; CHOW, Alex A NEW PROJECTION OF HISTORICAL ANTHROPOGENIC EMISSIONS OF 11:00-11:20 R. O.1.7C-4 MERCURY BEHAVIOR OF METHYLMERCURY GUERRERO, Saul AND TOTAL MERCURY AFTER RESUSPENSION OF CONTAMINATED

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SEDIMENTS FROM GUANABARA BAY, 9:50-10:10 R.O.1.2D-2 BRAZIL MERCURY CONTAMINATION IN MONTE, Chris ane; RODRIGUES, Ana AQUATIC SYSTEMS IN THE BRAZILIAN Paula; AMARAL, Petrus Magnus; MALM, EASTERN AMAZON Olaf; DE PONTES, Gabriela Cugler; SOUZA GAMA, Cecile; CRISTINA DAS WASSERMAN, Júlio César; MACHADO, MERCÊS FERREIRA, Renata; HORITA Wilson YOKOTA, Decio; VASCONCELLOS, Ana Claudia; DE SOUZA HACON, Sandra; 11:20-11:40 R. O.1.7C-5 BASTA, Paulo; OLIVEIRA-DA-COSTA, MERCURY CYCLING IN A Marcelo PORTUGUESE MESOTIDAL ECOSYSTEM, TAGUS ESTUARY: 10:10-10:30 R.O.1.2D-3 WATER COLUMN CHEMISTRY AND ACCUMULATING MERCURY AND TRANSPORT. METHYLMERCURY BURDENS IN CESÁRIO, Rute; CANÁRIO, João; WATERSHEDS IMPACTED BY OIL SANDS NOGUEIRA, Marta POLLUTION COOKE, Colin; WASITUA, Vivian; KIRK, 11:40-12:00 R.O.1.7C-6 Jane; DEMERS, Jason; CHAMBERS, LIGNIN BIOMARKERS AS TRACERS Patricia; ALEXANDER, Alexa; WYATT, OF MERCURY SOURCES IN SHELF Faye; ROONEY, Rebecca AND CONTINENTAL SLOPE, CAMPOS BASIN-RJ BRAZIL 11:00-11:20 R. O.1.2D-4 ARAUJO, Beatriz; ALMEIDA, Marcelo; THE FENNOSCANDIAN FISH RANGEL, Thiago; HINTELMANN, Holger; MERCURY DATABASE: SPATIAL REZENDE, Carlos Eduardo PATTERNS AND TEMPORAL TRENDS IN RELATION TO SOURCES, DEPOSITION, LAKE MORPHOMETRY 1.2D Biogeochemical cycling AND CATCHMENT PROPERTIES of mercury in the aqua c BRAATEN, Hans Fredrik Veiteberg; ecosystems ÅKERBLOM, Staff an; KAHILAINEN, Kimmo K.; CRAPART, Camille M.; DE WIT, Room: S3B Chamber Hall Heleen A. Chairman: PIRRONE Nicola / BURGESS Neil

THURSDAY / O THURSDAY 11:20-11:40 R. O.1.2D-5 SPATIAL PATTERNS AND TEMPORAL TRENDS IN ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY 9:30-9:50 R.O.1.2D-1 AND DEPOSITION, SURFACE INTER- AND INTRA-SPECIES WATER AND FISH MERCURY IN THE DIFFERENCES IN EGG MERCURY ADIRONDACK REGION OF NEW YORK, CONCENTRATIONS IN FOUR SEABIRD USA SPECIES IN ATLANTIC CANADA AND ASSOCIATIONS WITH STABLE DRISCOLL, Charles; MILLARD, Geoff ; SULPHUR, NITROGEN, AND CARBON FAKHRAEI, Habibollah; YANG, Yang; ISOTOPE RATIOS GERSON, Jacqueline; CIVEROLO, Kevin; PAUL, Eric; RICHTER, Wayne BURGESS, Neil

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11:40-12:00 R.O.1.2D-6 MERCURY IN BOREAL SONGBIRDS: PERIPHYTON AND FISH MERCURY IN COMBINING FEATHER MERCURY THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES AND STABLE ISOTOPE (Δ2H) CAI, Yong; LI, Yanbin MEASUREMENTS. MA, Yanju; HOBSON, Keith A.; GUGLIELMO, Christopher G.; 2.8A Ecotoxicology and KARDYNAL, Kevin J.; BRANFIREUN, risk assesment of mercury Brian A. exposure to fi sh and wildlife 11:20-11:40 R. O.2.8A-5 Room: S4A Conference Hall THE INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL Chairman: BUSTAMANTE Paco / AND BIOLOGICAL FACTORS TOMIYASU Takashi ON METHYLMERCURY BIOMAGNIFICATION IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS 9:30-9:50 R. O.2.8A-1 DONADT, Caitlyn; GRAYDON, Jennifer SHORT- AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL MERCURY 11:40-12:00 R.O.2.8A-6 EXPOSURE ON THREE-SPINED TOXICOLOGICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STICKLEBACK (GASTEROSTEUS EFFECTS OF MERCURY CYANIDE AND ACULEATUS) POPULATIONS SODIUM CYANIDE IN ZEBRA-FISH DELAHAUT, Vyshal; CALBOLI, Federico; (DANIO RERIO) VOLCKAERT, Filip; DE BOECK, Gudrun ALENCAR, Henrique; KASPER, Daniele; MARSHALL, Bruce; VEIGA, Marcello; 9:50-10:10 R. O.2.8A-2 MALM, Olaf; GUIMARAES, Jean Remy MERCURY LEVELS IN BIRDS FROM LAS ORQUIDEAS NATIONAL NATURAL PARK, COLOMBIA 3.2 Treatment of Hg SIERRA-MARQUEZ, Lucellys; Containing Wastes PEÑUELA-GOMEZ, Sandra; FRANCO- Room: S4B Conference Hall ESPINOSA, Laura; GOMEZ-RUIZ, Daisy; Chairman: VEIGA Marcello / BOUTRON DIAZ-NIETO, Juan; SIERRA-MARQUEZ, Claude Juan; OLIVERO-VERBEL, Jesus

10:10-10:30 R.O.2.8A-3 9:30-9:50 R. O.3.2-1 / O THURSDAY FACTORS INFLUENCING HG SOURCES AND TREATMENT OF EXPOSURE IN TWO SUBANTARCTIC MERCURY WASTES FROM THE GAS SYMPATRIC SEABIRDS, THE GIANT INDUSTRY PETRELS MAXSON, Peter BUSTAMANTE, Paco; THOMAS, Perronno; JÉRÔME, Fort; CHRISTOPHE, 9:50-10:10 R. O.3.2-2 Barbraud; KARINE, Delord; CHEREL, STABILISATION OF MERCURY AS HGS Yves WITH A WET CHEMICAL PROCESS ZANETTIN, Philippe; CHIFFLIER, 11:00-11:20 R. O.2.8A-4 Gabriel SPATIAL PATTERNS OF EXPOSURE TO

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10:10-10:30 R.O.3.2-3 MERCURY COMPOUNDS METHYLMERCURY RETENTION IN A DUNHAM-CHEATHAM, Sarrah; LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE CEMENT- GUSTIN, Mae Sexauer SLAG-FLY ASH WASTE FORM LANGTON, Chris ne; OJI, Lawrence; 15:20-15:40 R. O.1.6B-2 WILMARTH, William INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION OF ELEMENTAL AND OXIDIZED MERCURY 11:00-11:20 R. O.3.2-4 PERMEATION TUBE EMISSION RATES WHERE DID IT GO? AN ASSESSMENT AND SPECIATION OF MERCURY SOURCES AND SINKS IN LYMAN, Seth; ELGIAR, Tyler; O'NEIL, ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD Trevor; GUSTIN, Mae Sexauer; MINING IN COLOMBIA LUIPPOLD, Adriel CASASBUENAS CABEZAS, Isabel; SMITH, Nicole 15:40-16:00 R. O.1.6B-3 11:20-11:40 R. O.3.2-5 A CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR EVALUATING THE TRANSPORT DEVELOPMENT OF STABILIZATION OF HG(II) IN THE PRESENCE OF PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY FOR NATURAL ORGANIC MATTER WASTE INCINERATION FACILITIES THROUGH A DIFFUSIVE GRADIENT USING CHELATE IN THIN-FILM (DGT) PASSIVE LEE, Eun-Song; CHO, Soo-Jin; BACK, SAMPLER Seung-Ki; SEO, Yong-Chil RAO, Balaji; BLAND, Garret; REIBLE, Danny 11:40-12:0 R. O.3.2-6 CALCIUM ALGINATE-MESOPOROUS 16:00-16:20 R. O.1.6B-4 ACTIVATED CARBON COMPOSITE COMPARABLE MEASUREMENT BEADS AS A NOVEL ADSORBENT FOR RESULTS FOR GLOBAL MERCURY ELEMENTAL MERCURY FROM NATURAL MONITORING IN THE MARINE GAS ENVIRONMENT MASOD, Mohamed B.; EL-FIQI, Ahmed; VASILEVA, Emiliya EBIAD, M.A. 16:20-16:40 R. O.1.6B-5 1.6B Advances in analy cal IN SITU REACTIVE GASEOUS THURSDAY / O THURSDAY GERCURY UPTAKE ON RADIELLO methods for environmental DIFFUSIVE BARRIER, CATION specia on determina on EXCHANGE MEMBRANE AND Room: S1 Auditorium Hall TEFLON FILTER MEMBRANES Chairman: FONTAS Claudia / TATE DURING ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY Mike DEPLETION EVENTS STUPPLE, Geoff rey W.; MCLAGAN, David S.; STEFFEN, Alexandra 15:00-15:20 R. O.1.6B-1 TESTING METHODS FOR 16:40-17:00 R. O.1.6B-6 QUANTIFICATION AND EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL IDENTIFICATION OF REACTIVE APPROACHES TO ELUCIDATE THE

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ROLE OF PHYTOPLANKTON IN MERCURY AT A REMOTE HIGH- BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC MERCURY ALTITUDE SITE (NAM CO, 4730 M (HG) TRANSFORMATION. A.S.L.) IN THE INLAND TIBETAN GARCÍA-CALLEJA, Javier PLATEAU REGION YIN, Xiufeng; KANG, Shichang; ZHANG, Qianggong 1.1D Atmospheric mercury cycling and transforma ons: 16:20-16:40 R. O.1.1D-5 Insights from measurements ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY (HG(0)) CONCENTRATIONS AND HG(0) FLUXES and models DURING THE JOINT RUSSIAN-CHINESE Room: S2 Theatre Hall CRUISE ARCTIC SILK WAY 2018 Chairman: EBINGHAUS Ralf / KALINCHUK, Viktor; LOPATNIKOV, DASTOOR Ashu Evgeny; ASTAKHOV, Anatoly; LIMIN, Hu; IVANOV, Maxim

15:00-15:20 R. O.1.1D-1 16:40-17:00 R. O.1.1D-6 AIR-SEA EXCHANGE OF MERCURY OXIDATION OF GASEOUS ELEMENTAL SPECIES IN THE NORTH AND TROPICAL MERCURY INITIATED BY OH RADICAL: PACIFIC OCEAN: EVIDENCE GAINED MECHANISM AND RATE CONSTANTS FROM THE GP15 GEOTRACES FOR USE IN ATMOSPHERIC EXPEDITION MODELING HE, Yipeng; MASON, Robert DIBBLE, Theodore 15:20-15:40 R. O.1.1D-2 ANTHROPOGENIC AND 1.11A Methyla on and METEOROLOGICAL DRIVERS OF OBSERVED DECREASE IN demethyla on of mercury – ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY IN CHINA session to honor work of the DURING 2013-2017 late Dr. Mark Hines WANG, Shuxiao; WU, Qingru; LIU, Room: S3A Chamber Hall Kaiyun; HAO, Jiming Chairman: BARKAY Tamar / BRAVO Andrea 15:40-16:00 R. O.1.1D-3 TRACKING ATMOSPHERIC SOURCES / O THURSDAY OF MERCURY THROUGH PASSIVE 15:00-15:20 R. O.1.11A-1 AIR SAMPLING AND ISOTOPIC AN OVERVIEW OF OUR FINGERPRINTING UNDERSTANDING OF HG SZPONAR, Natalie; SU, Yushan; METHYLATION AND MEHG STUPPLE, Geoff ; MCLAGAN, David; DEMETHYLATION – PART 1 STEFFEN, Alexandra; MITCHELL, Carl; GILMOUR, Cynthia; BARKAY, Tamar; WANIA, Frank; BERGQUIST, Bridget ELIAS, Dwayne

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METHYLATION AND MEHG DEMETHYLATION – PART 2 2.4 Health eff ects and long GILMOUR, Cynthia; BARKAY, Tamar; term studies ELIAS, Dwayne Room: S3B Chamber Hall 15:40-16:00 R. O.1.11A-3 Chairman: BROBERG Karin / RAMOS METHANOTROPHIC AND Jessica PHOTOCHEMICAL DEMETHYLATION IN THE ENVIRONMENT 15:00-15:20 R. O.2.4-1 GU, Baohua; SEMRAU, Jeremy D. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PRENATAL LOW-LEVEL MERCURY EXPOSURE AND 16:00-16:20 R. O.1.11A-4 NEURODEVELOPMENT IN AN ITALIAN METHYLATION AND BIRTH COHORT: A LONGITUDINAL DEMETHYLATION OF MERCURY BY ANALYSIS AT 18 AND 40 MONTHS OF SULPHATE-REDUCING BACTERIA: CHILD’S AGE. NEW INSIGHTS FROM THE ROSOLEN, Valen na; CASTRIOTTA, COMBINATION OF HERFD-XANES, Luigi; TRAINI, Eugenio; MARIUZ, Marika; NANO-XRF AND GC-ICP MS VECCHI BRUMATTI, Liza; BIN, Maura; ISAURE, Marie-Pierre; ALBERTELLI, CARROZZI, Marco; HORVAT, Milena; Marine; KIEFFER, Isabelle; TUCOULOU, RONFANI, Luca; BARBONE, Fabio Rémi; MONPERRUS, Mathilde; GOÑI- URRIZA, Marisol 15:20-15:40 R. O.2.4-2 PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO 16:20-16:40 R. O.1.11A-5 METHYLMERCURY FROM FISH A MULTI-OMICS VIEW OF THE CONSUMPTION AND CHILD NATIVE BIOCHEMICAL FUNCTION DEVELOPMENT AT 7 YEARS OF OF HG METHYLATION PROTEINS IN AGE IN THE SEYCHELLES CHILD DESULFOVIBRIO DESULFURICANS DEVELOPMENT STUDY NUTRITION ND132 COHORT 2 GIONFRIDDO, Caitlin M.; WYMORE, VAN WIJNGAARDEN, Edwin; LOVE, Ann M.; PODAR, Mircea; BRANDT, Tanzy; THURSTON, Sally; STRAIN, JJ; Craig C.; WALL, Judy D.; GILMOUR, MULHERN, Maria; MCSORLEY, Emeir; Cynthia C.; WILPISZESKI, Regina L.; WATSON, Gene; MRUZEK, Daniel;

THURSDAY / O THURSDAY ELIAS, Dwayne A. BROBERG, Karin; SHAMLAYE, Conrad; MYERS, Gary 16:40-17:00 R. O.1.11A-6 STABILITY OF DIMETHYLMERCURY 15:40-16:00 R. O.2.4-3 IN THE PRESENCE OF REDUCED THE MEASUREMENT OF HUMAN SULFUR AND UNDER VARYING DEVELOPMENT IN STUDIES OF TEMPERATURE AND PH CONDITIONS PRENATAL MERCURY EXPOSURE: WEST, Johannes; JONSSON, Sofi EXPERIENCES FROM THE SEYCHELLES CHILD DEVELOPMENT STUDY MRUZEK, Daniel; VAN WIJNGAARDEN, Edwin; MYERS, Gary J.; SHAMLAYE, Conrad F.; THURSTON, Sally W.; DAVIDSON, Philip W.

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16:00-16:20 R.O.2.4-4 15:00-15:20 R.O.2.8B-1 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN MONITORING OF HG SOURCES METHYLMERCURY, N-3 IN ARCTIC TOP PREDATORS: POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS INSIGHTS FROM ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS AND ANTINUCLEAR ANTIBODIES IN CAPTIVE HOODED SEALS IN YOUNG ADULTS FROM THE CYSTOPHORA CRISTATA. SEYCHELLES CHILD DEVELOPMENT PINZONE, Marianna; TESSIER, STUDY. Emmanuel; BÉRAIL, Sylvain; MCSORLEY, Emeir M; MULHERN, Maria AMOUROUX, David; DAS, Krishna M; YEATES, Alison J; HARRINGTON, Donald; VAN WIJNGAARDEN, Edwin; 15:20-15:40 R. O.2.8B-2 THURSTON, Sally W; DAVIDSON, Philip MERCURY CONTAMINATION W; WATSON, Gene E; JUSKO, Todd; OF ARCTIC SEABIRDS: SPATIO- SHAMLAYE, Conrad F; STRAIN, J.J. TEMPORAL TRENDS AND IMPACTS FORT, Jérôme; AMÉLINEAU, 16:20-16:40 R. O.2.4-5 Françoise; KERRIC, Anais; ASSOCIATIONS OF BLOOD MERCURY BUSTAMANTE, Paco; GRÉMILLET, AND FATTY ACID CONCENTRATIONS David WITH BLOOD MITOCHONDRIAL DNA COPY NUMBER IN THE SEYCHELLES 15:40-16:00 R. O.2.8B-3 CHILD DEVELOPMENT NUTRITION SPATIAL PATTERNS OF DOSE- STUDY RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS BROBERG, Karin; XU, Yiyi; WAHLBERG, BETWEEN MERCURY AND CORTISOL Karin; LOVE, Tanzy M; WATSON, Gene BIOMARKERS IN THE FUR OF RIVER E; YEATES, Alison J; MULHERN, Maria OTTER (LONTRA CANADENSIS) S; MCSORLEY, Emeir M; STRAIN, JJ; ECCLES, Kris n; THOMAS, Philippe; DAVIDSON, Philip W; SHAMLAYE, CHAN, Laurie Conrad F 16:00-16:20 R. O.2.8B-4 16:40-17:00 R. O.2.4-6 TRANSFER OF MERCURY WITHIN A A METABOLOMIC STUDY ON SEDIMENT-NETTLE-INSECT FOOD THE EFFECTS OF CHRONIC WEB AT A CHLOR-ALKALI LANDFILL METHYLMERCURY EXPOSURE IN A RAT MODEL YUNG, Loïc / O THURSDAY LO, Samuel; KONG, Hang-kin; LI, Ping; 16:20-16:40 R. O.2.8B-5 CHAN, Hing-man FORMATION OF HGSE NANOPARTICLES IN THE EYE AND 2.8B Ecotoxicology and EAR OF THE LONG-FINNED PILOT risk assesment of mercury WHALES FROM FAROE ISLANDS exposure to fi sh and wildlife KORBAS, Malgorzata; HOYDAL, Katrin S.; DAM, Maria; BOUZAS-RAMOS, Room: S4A Conference Hall Diego; COSTA-FERNANDEZ, Jose M.; Chairman: LEANER Joy / SOUZA RUIZ ENCINAR, Jorge Juliana

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16:40-17:00 R.O.2.8B-6 15:40-16:00 R.O.3.3-3 MERCURY EFFECTS ON WILD BIRD THE MERCURY EMISSIONS FROM REPRODUCTION ARE DEPENDENT COMBUSTION OF COAL AND LIGNITE ON AVAILABILITY OF FOOD – IN LARGE COMBUSTION PLANTS IN EVIDENCE FROM MULTI-ANNUAL THE CZECH REPUBLIC STUDIES OF GREAT EGRETS IN THE PILAŘ, Lukáš; BOROVEC, Karel; EVERGLADES SZELIGA, Zbyszek; ZBIEG, Ros slav ZABALA, Jabi; TREXLER, Joel; FREDERICK, Peter 16:00-16:20 R. O.3.3-4 STUDY ON THE MERCURY REMOVAL CAPABILITY OF CHEMICAL- 3.3 Proven Hg Emissions MECHANICAL BROMINE MODIFIED Controls and Eff ec veness COAL FLY ASH Room: S4B Conference Hall GENG, Xinze; DUAN, Yufeng; XU, Yifan; Chairman: SLOSS Lesley / GOŁAŚ HUANG, Tianfang; HU, Jiwei Janusz 16:20-16:40 R. O.3.3-5 NANOSIZED COPPER SELENIDE 15:00-15:20 R. O.3.3-1 FUNCTIONALIZED ZEOLITIC IMPROVED CATALYTIC SOLUTIONS IMIDAZOLATE FRAMEWORK-8 FOR LOWERING MERCURY EMISSIONS (CUSE/ZIF-8) FOR EFFICIENT FROM COMBUSTION SOURCES IMMOBILIZATION OF GAS-PHASE ALCOVE CLAVE, Silvia; COLLIER, Jillian; ELEMENTAL MERCURY KNORR, Tilman; BRANDMAIR, Maria; YANG, Zequn; LI, Hailong; LEE, Po- ANDERSEN, Paul; YEH, Thomas Heng; SHIH, Kaimin; QU, Wenqi

15:20-15:40 R. O.3.3-2 16:40-17:00 R. O.3.3-6 THERMO-DESORPTION MS EFFECTS OF FLUE GAS COMPONENTS APPROACH TO MERCURY STABILITY ON REMOVAL OF ELEMENTAL STUDY IN SAMPLES FROM CEMENT MERCURY OVER CUBR2-MODIFIED PRODUCTION MINERAL SORBENTS BERISHA, Sabina; LJUBIČ MLAKAR, LIU, Huan; ZHAO, Yongchun; ZHANG, Tanja; PAVLIN, Majda; HORVAT, Milena Junying THURSDAY / O THURSDAY

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DETAILED PROGRAMME ORALS Friday, September 13th

1.12 Metrological traceability 11:20-11:40 F.O.1.12-5 for mercury analysis and COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR ACCURATE HG ISOTOPIC specia on COMPOSITION IN ATMOSPHERIC Room: S1 Auditorium Hall BIOMONITORS (PINE NEEDLES, Chairman: DE KROM Iris / HORVAT LICHENS, MOSSES): APPLICATION FOR Milena HG ATMOSPHERIC MONITORING TESSIER, Emmanuel; YAMAKAWA, Akane; BÉRAIL, Sylvain; FETTIG, Ina; 9:30-9:50 F. O.1.12-1 BARRE, Julien; KOSCHORRECK, Jan; TRACEABILITY OF OXIDIZED DONARD, Olivier; AMOUROUX, David MERCURY MEASUREMENTS IN AIR- THE MERCOX PROJECT 11:40-12:00 F.O.1.12-6 HORVAT, Milena; FETTIG, Ina; LABORATORY AND FIELD RAJAMÄKI, Timo; DE KROM, Iris; EVALUATION OF THE PERFORMANCE AMOURAUX, David; DEL ROCIO OF KCL-COATED DENUDERS IN ARVIZU, Maria; MAKKONEN, Jarkko; MEASURING GASEOUS OXIDIZED MOESELER, Reinhold; HADGECOCK, Ian; MERCURY SPECIES CORNS, Warren; SULEYMAN, Can LUKE, Winston; KELLEY, Paul; REN, 9:50-10:10 F. O.1.12-2 Xinrong; COHEN, Mark; OLSON, Mark COMPARABLE MEASUREMENTS FOR ELEMENTAL AND OXIDIZED MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS 1.11B Methyla on and DE KROM, Iris demethyla on of mercury – session to honor work of the 10:10-10:30 F.O.1.12-3 late Dr. Mark Hines DYNAMIC GENERATION OF OXIDIZED MERCURY REFERENCE Room: S2 Theatre Hall GAS AND VALIDATION OF MERCURY Chairman: FAGENALI Jadran / COOKE MEASUREMENTS AT FIELD Colin CONDITIONS RAJAMÄKI, Timo 9:30-9:50 F. O.1.11B-1 11:00-11:20 F. O.1.12-4 METHYLATION AND DEMETHYLATION EVALUATION OF CALIBRATION AND ACTIVITY IN THE MERCURY CYCLING SAMPLING METHODS OF GASEOUS IN COASTAL WATERS (GULF OF OXIDIZED MERCURY IN AIR USING THE TRIESTE, NORTHERN ADRIATIC) 197HG RADIOTRACER FAGANELI, Jadran; FALNOGA, Ingrid; / O FRIDAY GAČNIK, Jan; GUEVARA, Sergio COVELLI, Stefano; HORVAT, Milena Ribeiro; KOTNIK, Jože; ŽIVKOVIĆ, Igor; HORVAT, Milena 9:50-10:10 F. O.1.11B-2 BIOGEOGRAPHY AND EXPRESSION

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PATTERNS OF THE GENES INVOLVED AN ALASKAN FEN-TYPE WETLAND IN METHYLMERCURY DEGRATION AND WHERE PEAT INCUBATIONS MERCURY REDUCTION IN THE GLOBAL SUGGEST A ROLE FOR SYNTROPHY IN DEEP OCEAN. METHYLATION BRAVO, Andrea G; SANZ SÁEZ, Isabel; ROTH, Spencer; POULIN, Bre ; CARRERAS, Joan-Mar ; SÁNCHEZ, Olga; KRABBENHOFT, David; SCHAEFER, GASOL, Josep M.; M. DUARTE, Carlos; Jeff ra; HINES, Mark; BARKAY, Tamar SÁNCHEZ, Pablo; G. ACINAS, Silvia

10:10-10:30 F.O.1.11B-3 1.7D Sources and cycling PERIPHYTON ASSOCIATED WITH of mercury in freshwater MACROPHYTES: ECOLOGICAL NICHES ecosystems and oceans FOR MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES INVOLVED IN MERCURY Room: S3A Chamber Hall TRANSFORMATIONS. Chairman: MASON Robert / ROSATI Ginevra GENTÈS, Sophie; MONPERRUS, Mathilde; BERTRIN, Vincent; RIBAUDO, Cris na; MAURY-BRACHET, Régine; 9:30-9:50 F.O.1.7D-1 LEGEAY, Alexia; BUJAN, Stéphane; DISTRIBUTION OF HG IN LAKE GOUILLIEUX, Benoît; TESSIER, SYSTEMS – CONIFEROUS VERSUS Emmanuel; GUYONEAUD, Rémy DECIDUOUS FOREST AND THE IMPORTANT ROLE OF HG 11:00-11:20 F. O.1.11B-4 SCAVENGING BY ALGAE MERCURY METHYLATION AND SCHÜTZE, Mar n; GATZ, Philipp; REDUCTION IN MARINE SYSTEMS GILFEDDER, Ben-Silas; BIESTER, Harald USING THE HIGH SPECIFIC ACTIVITY RADIOTRACER 197HG 9:50-10:10 F. O.1.7D-2 BRATKI , Arne; KORON, Neža; Č MERCURY CYCLING IN THE VAH I , Mitja; HORVAT, Milena Č Č SALTMARSH OF THE PARKER RIVER WILDLIFE ESTUARY IN 11:20-11:40 F. O.1.11B-5 MASSACHUSETTS, US SHIFTS IN MERCURY METHYLATION WANG, Ting; HAGGETT, Sean B.; AND DEMETHYLATION PROCESSES OBRIST, Daniel ACROSS THE CHRONOSEQUENCE OF PEATLANDS 10:10-10:30 F.O.1.7D-3 HU, Haiyan; WANG, Baolin; BRAVO, THE INFLUENCE OF MICROPLASTICS Andrea G.; BJÖRN, Erik; SKYLLBERG, ON MERCURY BIOGEOCHEMISTRY IN Ulf; AMOUROUX, David; TESSIER, URBAN WATERWAYS Emmanuel; FENG, Xinbin; BISHOP, Kevin; NILSSON, Mats B.; BERTILSSON, BOWMAN, Katlin; LAMBORG, Carl; Stefan AGATHER, Alison; HAMMERSCHMIDT,

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FRESHWATER ALGA EXPOSED TO SHOKO, Dennis; RAKETE, Stefan; METHYLMERCURY COMPLEXES ORECHER, Jennifer; MAMBREY, Viola; WITH ENVIRONMENTALLY RELEVANT TOBOLLIK, Myriam; PAUL, Schutzmeier; THIOLS STECKLING-MUSCHACK, Nadine; SKROBONJA, Aleksandra; GOJKOVIC, MOYO, Dingani; BOSEO'REILLY, Stephan Zivan; SOERENSEN, Anne; FUNK, Chris ane; BJÖRN, Erik 9:50-10:10 F. O.2.3-2 THE MERCURY CONTENT IN THE 11:20-11:40 F. O.1.7D-5 HAIR OF RESIDENTS OF THE COUPLED METAGENOMIC AND VOLOGDA REGION (NORTHWEST OF PROTEOMIC ANALYSES REVEAL NEW THE EUROPEAN PART OF RUSSIA) MARINE MERCURY-METHYLATING IVANOVA, Elena; RUMYANTSEVA, BACTERIAL PHYLA Olga; KOMOV, Victor MOREAU, John; LIN, Heyu; FOCARDI, Amaranta; GIONFRIDDO, Caitlin; WICK, 10:10-10:30 F.O.2.3-3 Ryan; HOLT, Kathryn; OSTROWSKI, THE TARDIVE HEALTH EFFECTS Mar n; PAULSEN, Ian CAUSED BY METHYLMERCURY POISONING AROUND MINAMATA. 11:40-12:00 F.O.1.7D-6 TAKAOKA, Shigeru; FUJINO, Tadashi; GENETIC POTENTIAL REGARDING KAWAKAMI, Yoshinobu; SHIGEOKA, THE MERCURY CYCLING IN Shin-Ichi CONTAMINATED MARINE SEDIMENT IDENTIFIED BY METAGENOMIC 11:00-11:20 F. O.2.3-4 ANALYSIS MERCURY HUMAN BIOMONITORING CHUTIVISUT, Pokchat; DATA FROM THE NORTHWEST RUNGKITWATANANUKUL, TERRITORIES (CANADA): FROM Phatchariya; MHUANTONG, THE NORTHERN CONTAMINANTS Wu chai; CHAWALOESPHONSIYA, PROGRAM TO ARCTIC MONITORING Na awin; HONGPRASITH, Narapong; ASSESSMENT PROGRAMME. LOHWACHARIN, Jenyuk; GETWECH, RATELLE, Mylene; PACKULL- Chira hakan; DHANASIN, Phanachit; MCCORMICK, Sara; SKINNER, Kelly; PHANICHTRAIPHOP, Pheerasak; SWANSON, Heidi; LAIRD, Brian PUNYAPALAKUL, Pa parn 11:20-11:40 F. O.2.3-5 MECONIUM: HG EXPOSURE 2.3 Human Biomonitoring BIOMARKER DURING PRENATAL Room: S3B Chamber Hall PERIOD Chairman: CARAVANOS Jack / TRDIN, Ajda; SNOJ TRATNIK, Janja; HARAGUCHI Koichi PRPIĆ, Igor; ŠPIRIĆ, Zdravko; FALNOGA, Ingrid; HORVAT, Milena

9:30-9:50 F. O.2.3-1 11:40-12:00 F.O.2.3-6 / O FRIDAY BASELINE MERCURY DATA OF COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HUMAN ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD EXPOSURE TO MERCURY IN MINERS IN ZIMBABWE RIPARIAN COMMUNITIES IN THE

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BRAZILIAN AMAZON RESTORATION OF SELENIUM AND RODRÍGUEZ MARTÍN-DOIMEADIOS, SELENOPROTEIN FUNCTIONS IN Rosa Carmen; JIMÉNEZ-MORENO, AFFECTED ORGANISMS María; FERNÁNDEZ-TRUJILLO, Sergio; DOLGOVA, Natalia; NEHZATI, Susan ARRIFANO, Gabriela P.F.; AUGUSTO- OLIVEIRA, Marcus; SACRAMENTO, 11:00-11:20 F. O.2.5-4 Le cia S.; ARAÚJO, Amanda L.; DO THE INVERSE ASSOCIATION NASCIMENTO, José Luiz M.; ORIÁ, BETWEEN METHYLMERCURY Reinaldo B.; CRESPO-LOPEZ, María AND DISEASE ACTIVITY IN Elena SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS PATIENTS IS EXPLAINED BY N-3 POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS 2.5 Gene cs, gastointes nal FROM FISH CONSUMPTION. and nutrient factors impaching ALLSOPP, Philip; CROWE, William; eff ects and uptake of Mercury STRAIN, Sean; DOHERTY, Leanne; BALL, Elisabeth; ARMSTRONG, Room: S3B Chamber Hall David; MAGEE, Pamela; BELL, Aubrey; Chairman: CARAVANOS Jack / WATSON, Gene; MCSORLEY, Emeir; HARAGUCHI Koichi RIDDLE, Claire

9:30-9:50 F. O.2.5-1 11:20-11:40 F. O.2.5-5 GUT MICROBIOME A NEW INSIGHT INTO CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED METHYLMERCURY (MEHG) WITH VARIATION IN ACCUMULATION PROCESS IN RICE METHYLMERCURY METABOLISM GRAIN: EVIDENCE FROM PRIMARY AND ELIMINATION IN HUMANS AMINO ACIDS FOLLOWING FISH CONSUMPTION MAN, Yi; WANG, Bo; WANG, Jianxu; RAND, Ma hew; CAITO, Sam; GRIER, FENG, Xinbin; YIN, Runsheng Alex; VAN WIJNGAARDEN, Edwin; GILL, Steven; SCRIMALE, Thomas 11:40-12:00 F.O.2.5-6 RISKY VERSUS BENEFICIAL: 9:50-10:10 F. O.2.5-2 MERCURY AND POLYUNSATURATED MONOMETHYLMERCURY FATTY ACIDS IN FISH IN CHINESE DEGRADATION BY THE HUMAN GUT RESERVOIRS AND SWEDISH LAKES MICROBIOTA IS STIMULATED BY ACROSS A RANGE OF TROPHIC PROTEIN AMENDMENTS STATUS GUO, Galen; YUMVIHOZE, Emmanuel; WU, Pianpian; JING, Min; YAN, Haiyu; HING MAN, Chan; POULAIN, Alexandre KAINZ, Mar n; ÅKERBLOM, Staff an; BRANFIREUN, Brian; BERGSTRÖM, 10:10-10:30 F.O.2.5-3 Ann-Kris n; BISHOP, Kevin MERCURY EXPOSURE SEVERELY FRIDAY / O FRIDAY DISRUPTS TRANSPORT OF SELENIUM ACROSS THE TISSUES OF ZEBRAFISH LARVAE AND PREVENTS

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TIAN, Hezhong; WU, Bobo; LIU, Wei; BAI, Xiaoxuan; LIANG, Weizhao; LIU, 3.4 Novel remedia on, Shuhan; LIU, Xiangyang; LIN, Shumin; Control Technologies and WU, Yiming ASGM Prac ces 11:00-11:20 F. O.3.4-4 Room: S4B Conference Hall Chairman: NOWAK Wojciech / VAN PROMOTING SO2 RESISTANCE OF DEN AKKEN Bert CEO2(5)-WO3(9)/TIO2 CATALYST VIA CUO DOPING FOR SIMULTANEOUS NO REDUCTION AND HG0 9:30-9:50 F. O.3.4-1 OXIDATION BARRIERS AND SUGGESTED LI, Guoliang SOLUTIONS TO REPLACE THE USE OF MERCURY IN ARTISANAL GOLD 11:20-11:40 F. O.3.4-5 MINING MERCURY USE BY ASGM IN AFRICA: VEIGA, Marcello AN EVOLVING LANDSCAPE, WHICH REQUIRES BUSINESS SOLUTIONS FOR 9:50-10:10 F. O.3.4-2 MERCURY REDUCTION SYNERGISTIC OXIDATION OF STAPPER, Daniel; GABER, Jason ELEMENTAL MERCURY AND NO IN THE OXIDATION SECTION OF 11:40-12:00 F.O.3.4-6 THE FAST SELECTIVE CATALYTIC IMPROVING THE CHARACTERIZATION REDCUTION PROCESS OF MERCURY USE IN ARTISANAL ZHOU, Zijian; LIU, Xiaowei; XU, AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING: Minghou LESSONS FROM MINAMATA CONVENTION NATIONAL ACTION 10:10-10:30 F.O.3.4-3 PLANS COMPARATIVE STUDY ON REMOVAL DAVIS, Kenneth; STYLO, Malgorzata; EFFICIENCY OF MERCURY BASED BERNAUDAT, Ludovic ON DIFFERENT DUST REMOVAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THREE ULTRALOW EMISSION COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS IN CHINA / O FRIDAY

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DETAILED PROGRAMME POSTER Monday, September 9th

M.P.1.1 MERCURY WET DEPOSITION M.P.1.6 DIFFERENCES BY PRECIPITATION TYPE USE OF BACK TRAJECTORY TO TRACK AT REMOTE ISLAND, MOUNTAIN AND HIGH GEM CONCENTRATION EPISODES URBAN SITES IN SUBTROPICAL EAST SZABO-TAKACS, Beata; KOMÍNKOVÁ, ASIA Kateřina MONDAY / P MONDAY SHEU, Guey-Rong; LEI, Tin-Long; LIN, Neng-Huei M.P.1.7 VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL M.P.1.2 ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY PROFILES IN GAS-PHASE MERCURY A MINING ENVIRONMENT. PHOTOREDUCTION IN THE ESBRÍ, JoseMaria; HIGUERAS, Pablo; ATMOSPHERE: A MODEL STUDY NAHARRO, Rocio; MARTÍNEZ- TRAVNIKOV, Oleg; SAIZ-LOPEZ, CORONADO, Alba Alfonso; SONKE, Jeroen M.P.1.8 M.P.1.3 WET DEPOSITION OF TOTAL MERCURY ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY DAILY AT A SUBURBAN SITE IN SOUTHERN INTERCHANGE OF PLANTS IN ITALY (CALABRIA): CONCENTRATIONS, ABSORPTION AND DESORPTION FLUXES AND ASSESSMENT OF CYCLES. SOURCE AREAS NAHARRO, Rocio; ESBRÍ, JoseMaria; VARDÈ, Massimiliano; COFONE, Franco; AMORÓS, JoseAngel; HIGUERAS, Pablo SERVIDIO, Alessandro; ROSSELLI, Annalisa; DI TRAGLIA, Mario; PASTI, Luisa; M.P.1.4 CAVAZZINI, Alberto; CESARI, Daniela; OBSERVATION AND SIMULATION OF SCOTO, Federico; CAIRNS, Warren R.L.; GASEOUS OXIDIZED MERCURY (GOM) BARBANTE, Carlo DRY DEPOSITION AT AN URBAN SITE IN NANJING, CHINA: INFLUENCE M.P.1.9 OF HETEROGENEOUS MERCURY UNIVERSAL SCALING IN OXIDATION ATMOSPHERIC ELEMENTAL MERCURY ZHANG, Lei; ZHOU, Peisheng; CAO, CONCENTRATION EXTREMES, IS IT Shuzhen; ZHAO, Yu LINKED TO A LOCAL ATMOSPHERIC LARGE SCALE MOTION? M.P.1.5 FRANCESCO, Francesco Carbone; FIRST EDDY COVARIANCE FLUX BRUNO, Antonio G; HEDGECOCK, Ian MEASUREMENTS OF GASEOUS M. ELEMENTAL MERCURY OVER NATURAL SURFACES M.P.1.10 TREND OF ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY OSTERWALDER, Stefan; JISKRA, Mar n; FEIGENWINTER, Iris; EUGSTER, Werner CONCENTRATIONS AT MACE HEAD ATLANTIC COAST

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CUSTODIO, Danilo; EBINGHAUS, Ralf IN THE HIGH ARCTIC AND NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN M.P.1.11 GUNNARSSON, Josefi n; GUSTAVSSON, TOTAL GASEOUS MERCURY Lisa; GÅRDFELDT, Katarina; ZIEGER, AND MERCURY DEPOSITION Paul; KARLSSON, Linn; SCHMALE, Julia; MEASUREMENTS IN FINLAND JONSSON, Sofi KYLLÖNEN, Katriina M.P.1.17 M.P.1.12 SOURCE CHARACTERIZATION FOR THE RATE OF CONVERSION OF MERCURY WET DEPOSITION OVER FIVE GASEOUS OXIDIZED MERCURY TO CITES IN SOUTH KOREA / P MONDAY PARTICLE BOUND MERCURY EOM, Sangwoo; KIM, Jihee; KIM, KHALIZOV, Alexei; MAO, Na; ANTLEY, Younghee; HAN, Seunghee John; KADAM, Anuradha; COOPER, Ma hew M.P.1.18 SOURCE IDENTIFICATION AND M.P.1.13 TRENDS IN ATMOSPHERIC HG AND PB TOTAL GASEOUS MERCURY (TGM) IN PM2.5 AT THE URBAN AND RURAL AND OZONE (O3) OVER SPRING – SITES ACROSS SOUTH KOREA SUMMER 2018 AND WINTER 2019 AT NOH, Seam; PARK, Kwang-Su; YU, Seok- THE COL MARGHERITA ATMOSPHERIC Min; KIM, Hyuk; SEOK, Kwang-Seol; OBSERVATORY (2543 M A.S.L.) PARK, Jae Seon; CHOI, Jongwoo; KIM, CAIRNS, Warren RL; VARDÉ, Massimiliano; Younghee DALLO, Federico; DE BLASI, Fabrizio; MAFFEZZOLI, Niccolò; GABRIELI, Jacopo; M.P.1.20 CRISTOFANELLI, Paolo; CALZOLARI, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL TRENDS Francescopiero; BUSETTO, Maurizio; IN MERCURY DEPOSITION AND BARBANTE, Carlo; BONASONI, Paolo EMISSIONS IN THE US MIDWEST KENSKI, Donna M.P.1.14 THE FIRST AIR MERCURY M.P.1.21 MONITORING OVER LAKE BAIKAL SAHARAN DUST AS A VECTOR FOR MASHYANOV, Nikolay; MERCURY TRANSPORT OBOLKIN, Vladimir BAILEY, Neal; WANG, Feiyue

M.P.1.15 M.P.1.22 SEASONAL AND ANNUAL CHANGES OBSERVATION OF TGM IN THE FREE IN HG CONCENTRATIONS IN TROPOSPHERE AT THE SUMMIT OF ATMOSPHERIC PRECIPITATION MOUNT FUJI DURING SUMMER FROM FOR ASSESSING THE LEVEL OF AIR 2013 POLLUTION WITHIN AN URBAN NAGAFUCHI, Osamu; SHINOZUKA, CENTER (BARNAUL CITY, RUSSIA) Ken'ichi; NAKAZAWA, Koyomi; EYRIKH, Stella; SHOL, Lilya KINOSHITA, Hazumu; HISHIDA, Naoko; NISHIDA, Yuki; KATO, Shungo M.P.1.16 M.P.1.23 SHIPBORNE MEASUREMENTS OF GASEOUS ELEMENTAL MERCURY MERCURY FRACTIONATION IN

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AEROSOLS OF THE SOUTHERN BALTIC TIBETAN PLATEAU COASTAL ZONE LIN, Huiming; TONG, Yindong; YIN, KOREJWO, Ewa; SANIEWSKA, Dominika; Xiufeng; ZHANG, Qianggong; ZHANG, BEŁDOWSKA, Magdalena Hui; ZHANG, Haoran; CHEN, Long; KANG, Shichang; SCHAUER, James; DE M.P.1.24 FOY, Benjamin; WANG, Xuejun MERCURY WET DEPOSITION AND ATMOSPHERIC PARTICLE BOUND M.P.1.29 HG AT THE COASTAL, URBAN AND MERCURY DEPOSITION IN FOREST SITES IN POLAND YAKUSHIMA ISLAND THE WORLD SIUDEK, Patrycja NATURAL HERITAGE SITE, JAPAN

MONDAY / P MONDAY NAKAZAWA, Koyomi; NAGAFUCHI, M.P.1.25 Osamu; HISHIDA, Naoko; KINOSHITA, MEASUREMENT AND MODELING OF Hazumu; YOKOTA, Kuriko; KANEFUJI, ATMOSPHERIC GASEOUS MERCURY Koji; SHINOZUKA, Ken'ichi; TETSUKA, DEPLETION IN A VOLCANIC PLUME Kenshi; TETSUKA, Tatsuko OF PITON DE LA FOURNAISE, LA RÉUNION ISLAND M.P.1.31 SURL, Luke; ROBERTS, Tjarda; SONKE, Jeroen; MAGAND, Olivier; BRIOUDE, BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLE OF Jerome; GUIMBRETIERE, Guillaume; MERCURY IN THE IMPACT ZONE TULET, Pierre; COLOMB, Aurélie; OF PULP AND PAPER MILLS AT THE VERREYKEN, Bert; VOLKAMER, Rainer; MOUTH OF THE NORTHERN DVINA DOMMERGUE, Aurélien RIVER, RUSSIA OVSEPYAN, Asya; ZIMOVETS, Alina M.P.1.26 INFLUENCE OF ATHABASCA OIL M.P.1.32 SANDS OPERATIONS ON MERCURY LEVELS IN AIR AND DEPOSITION IN MERCURY IN SEDIMENTS AND FISH OF NORTH-WEST CANADA THE SOLIMÕES RIVER BASIN, TRIPLE FRONTIER REGION (BRAZIL, COLOMBIA DASTOOR, Ashu; RYJKOV, Andrei; KOS, Gregor; ZHANG, Junhua; KIRK, AND PERU) Jane; PARSONS, Ma hew; STEFFEN, FILHO, Francisco Áureo Noronha; Alexandra OLIVEIRA, Diomar Cavalcante de; PEREIRA, João Paulo Goes; COISTA, M.P.1.27 Brenda Natasha Souza; SILVA, Stephani INDOOR MERCURY IN A MINING Ferreira da; LIMA, Marcelo de Oliveira; RELATED CONTEXT: SOURCES AND QUEIROZ, Thais Karolina Lisboa de SOLUTIONS. ESBRÍ, JoseMaria; HIGUERAS, Pablo; M.P.1.33 NAHARRO, Rocio; PALOMINO, Eicol; INFLUENCE OF INVASIVE ZEVALLOS, Neri; JIMENEZ, Abigail; MACROPHYTES AND GUT CANET, Carles; SALGADO, Elias; MICROBIOTA ON MERCURY MARTÍNEZ-CORONADO, Alba CONTAMINATION IN FISH: A M.P.1.28 MICROCOSMS STUDY MEASUREMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC GENTES, Sophie; GENTES, Sophie; MERCURY SPECIES IN QOMOLANGMA LEGEAY, Alexia; ANDRE, Jean Marc; NATURAL NATURE PRESERVE, GASSIE, Claire; MONPERRUS,

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Mathilde; MAURY-BRACHET, Régine; M.P.1.39 GUYONEAUD, Remy REFRACTORY COMPONENTS OF NATURAL ORGANIC MATTER FROM M.P.1.34 LAKE ONEGA (RUSSIA) PROTECT INORGANIC AND METHYLMERCURY PHYTOPLANKTON FROM MERCURY BIOACCUMULATION, DISTRIBUTION SLAVEYKOVA, Vera; MOULIN, Elodie; AND TRANSFORMATION IN REGIER, Nicole; KAVANAGH, Killian; PHYTOPLANKTON SPECIES WORMS, Isabelle COSSART, Thibaut; GARCIA-CALLEJA, Javier; PEDRERO, Zoyne; OUERDANE, M.P.1.40 Laurent; TESSIER, Emmanuel;

MANAGING BEAVERS TO IMPROVE / P MONDAY AMOUROUX, David; SLAVEYKOVA, Vera WATER QUALITY: EFFECTS ON MERCURY IN BIOTA M.P.1.35 EKLÖF, Karin; JÄGRUD, Linnéa; METHYLMERCURY PRODUCTION SEGERSTEN, Joel; BELOVA, Olgirda; AND DEGRADATION UNDER LIGHT BISHOP, Kevin; ČIULDIENĖ, Dovilė; AND DARK CONDITIONS IN THE MARTINSSON, Magnus; LIBIETE, Zane; WATER COLUMN OF WESTERN US WRÓBEL, Michał; ECKE, Frauke RESERVOIRS ECKLEY, Chris; LUXTON, Todd; M.P.1.41 KRABBENHOFT, Dave; DEWILD, John SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL MERCURY EXPORT DYNAMICS FROM WETLAND- M.P.1.36 DOMINATED HEADWATER INTERACTIONS OF MERCURY SPECIES CATCHMENTS IN THE BOREAL PLAIN, WITH WEATHERED MICROPLASTICS CANADA CIZDZIEL, James; GAO, Zhiqiang; JEON, MCCARTER, Colin; KETCHESON, Sco ; Byunggwon; SCIRCLE, Aus n MITCHELL, Carl

M.P.1.37 M.P.1.42 PATTERNS IN MERCURY AND PERIPHYTON IS A HEAVEN FOR SELENIUM CONCENTRATIONS IN MERCURY ACCUMULATION AND WATER, SEDIMENT, BIOFILM, AND ALGAL DIVERSITY AT HIGH ALTITUDE INVERTEBRATE IN STREAMS DRAINING ENVIRONMENTS MOUNTAINTOP COAL MINING DARIO, Achá; RAMOS, Adriana V.; ACHÁ, GERSON, Jacqueline; WALTERS, Darío;; XAVIER, Lazzaro; GUÉDRON, David; EAGLES-SMITH, Collin; HSU- Stephane; SARRET, Géraldine KIM, Heileen; DRISCOLL, Charles; M.P.1.43 BERNHARDT, Emily MERCURY (HG2+) BIOACCUMULATION M.P.1.38 IN PICO-, NANO-, AND MICROPLANKTONIC SPECIES OF INVESTIGATING SEASONAL THE MICROBIAL FOOD WEB OF VARIATIONS IN CONCENTRATIONS OF ULTRAOLIGOTROPHIC ANDEAN MERCURY LEVELS IN TWO RECENTLY PATAGONIAN LAKES RESTORED URBAN WETLANDS SOTO CÁRDENAS, Carolina; MORALES, Kris na; TSUI, Mar n QUEIMALIÑOS, Claudia; RIBEIRO

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GUEVARA, Sergio; GEREA, Marina; Akiko; A. NAVARRETE, Ian; TOMIYASU, DIÉGUEZ, María C. Takashi

M.P.1.44 M.P.1.49 MERCURY IN RIVER AND FLOODPLAIN MULTI-YEAR RECORD OF ATMOSPHERIC OF THE SOLIMÕES AND NEGRO MERCURY SPECIES AT A BACKGROUND BASINS (BRAZILIAN AMAZON) MOUNTAIN STATION IN ANDEAN PATAGONIA (ARGENTINA): TEMPORAL KASPER, Daniele; SIMONATO, Hellen; TRENDS AND METEOROLOGICAL CUNHA, Damáris; MALM, Olaf; INFLUENCE FORSBERG, Bruce; GUIMARÃES, Jean DIÉGUEZ, María C.; BENCARDINO, Remy

MONDAY / P MONDAY Mariantonia; GARCIA, Patricia E.; D’AMORE, Francesco; CASTAGNA, M.P.1.45 Jessica; DE SIMONE, Francesco; SOTO TRACING SOURCES OF MERCURY CÁRDENAS, Carolina; RIBEIRO GUEVARA, CONTAMINATION IN FRESHWATER Sergio; PIRRONE, Nicola; SPROVIERI, FISHERIES ACROSS SPACE AND TIME Francesca LEPAK, Ryan; DILLMAN, Casey; JANNSEN, Sarah; KRABBENHOFT, M.P.1.50 David; HOFFMAN, Joel; HURLEY, James; MERCURY IN SCLEROTIA (SHELL AND MCINTYRE, Peter CORE) OF THE FUNGUS WOLFIPORIA COCOS FROM YUNNAN, CHINA M.P.1.46 FALANDYSZ, Jerzy; SABA, Martyna; THE DISTRIBUTION OF MERCURY WANG, Yuanzhong; ZHANG, Ji AROUND THE LAKE SENTANI, PAPUA, INDONESIA M.P.1.51 TOMIYASU, Takashi; HAMADA, EFFECT OF DIET CHANGE AND Yuriko; BARANSANO, Chris ne; OHEE, FLOOD-PULSE ON THE MERCURY Henderite Loisa OF ICHTHYOFAUNA FROM A FLOODPLAIN LAKE IN THE BRAZILIAN M.P.1.47 AMAZON THE DISTRIBUTION OF MERCURY PAIVA, Thaís; DARY, Eurizângela; DISCHARGED BY ASGM ACTIVITY KASPER, Daniele; AMADIO, Sidineia; ALONG THE RIAU RIVER, RIAU, MALM, Olaf SUMATRA, INDONESIA TOMIYASU, Takashi; KODAMATANI, M.P.1.52 Hitoshi; ANDRIO, David; NODA, MERCURY FRACTIONATION IN Kazutoshi CONTAMINATED SOILS FROM THE OAK RIDGE SITE, TENNESSEE (U.S) M.P.1.48 BEGU, Ermira; ARSLAN, Zikri; HAN, THE DYNAMICS OF MERCURY Fengxiang; AROUND THE ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING AREA, M.P.1.53 CAMARINES NORTE, PHILIPPINES METHYLMERCURY IN THE OXIC YASUMATSU, Sora; KODAMATANI, WATER COLUMN OF A DEEP PERI- Hitoshi; KANZAKI, Ryo; TAKENAKA, Chisato; MURAO, Satoshi; MIYAGAWA, ALPINE LAKE Shuichi; NONAKA, Kenichi; IKEGUCHI, GALLORINI, Andrea; LOIZEAU, Jean-Luc

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M.P.1.54 M.P.1.62 NEW INSIGHTS ON HG-SE LANDSCAPE AND WATER CHEMISTRY INTERACTION IN SOIL-RICE SYSTEM: CONTROLS OF METHYLMERCURY THE ROLE OF GEM LEVELS IN STREAMS OF A FORESTED WATERSHED IN NEW HAMPSHIRE, CHANG, Chuanyu; ZHANG, Hua USA M.P.1.56 TAYLOR, Vivien; COTTINGHAM, Kathy; BUCKMAN, Kate; CHEN, Celia PRIMARY FACTORS INFLUENCING DISTRIBUTION OF METHYLMERCURY M.P.1.63 IN LAKES AND RIVERS: A PILOT IDENTIFYING TERRESTRIAL SOURCES STUDY FOR NATIONAL MERCURY OF MERCURY IN STREAMS OF THE / P MONDAY MONITORING NETWORK IN SOUTH MACKENZIE RIVER BASIN, NW KOREA CANADA HAN, Seunghee; JEONG, Eunji; KIM, ZDANOWICZ, Chris an; EKLÖF, Karin; Younghee; KIM, Kyung-Sim; JEON, Sang- HINTELMANN, Holger; SOERENSEN, Eun Anne; ÅKERBLOM, Staff an; ERIKSON, Johannes Torbjörn M.P.1.57 SEDIMENT MERCURY AND M.P.1.65 METHYLMERCURY IN 35 CHINESE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAKES: CONCENTRATION LEVELS AND DRIVERS ON PAST, PRESENT, AND SEDIMENTATION FLUX FUTURE MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS CHENGHAO, Yu; WENJIE, Xiao; IN FISH FROM BOREAL AND MAODIAN, Liu; JINLING, Li; FULIU, Xu; SUBARCTIC SCANDINAVIA YUNPING, Xu; XUEJUN, Wang BRAATEN, Hans Fredrik Veiteberg; M.P.1.58 ÅKERBLOM, Staff an; KAHILAINEN, MERCURY CONCENTRATION AND Kimmo K.; POSTE, Amanda E.; DE WIT, SPECIATION IN MINE WASTES Heleen A. IN TONGREN MERCURY MINING AREA, SOUTHWEST CHINA AND M.P.1.66 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS EFFECT OF BODY SIZE ON MERCURY YAN, Junyao; LI, Ping CONCENTRATION IN SHORELINE SPIDERS M.P.1.59 CHUMCHAL, Ma hew; HANNAPPEL, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL STATUS OF Madeline; DRENNER, Ray; KENNEDY, MERCURY IN THE POLLUTED URBAN James; NOLAN, Audrey RIVER ‘MITHI’ OF MUMBAI, INDIA BHAVE, Prashant; SADHWANI, Karan; M.P.1.67 TAYADE, Ashwini CHRONOLOGY OF FACTORS CONTROLLING HOLOCENE M.P.1.60 MERCURY ACCUMULATION OF LAKE SEASONALITY OF DIPTERAN-MEDIATED SCHURMSEE (GERMANY) METHYLMERCURY FLUX FROM PONDS SCHÜTZE, Mar n; TSERENDORJ, CHUMCHAL, Ma hew; DRENNER, Gegeensuvd; PÉREZ-RODRÍGUEZ, Ray; HALL, MacGregor; POLK, Kirkland; Marta; BART, Frederik; RÖSCH, WILLIAMS, Edward; ORTEGA- Manfred; BIESTER, Harald RODRIGUEZ, Celeste; KENNEDY, James

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M.P.1.68 BANK, Michael; BERAIL, Sylvain; BARRE, PLACING HG FLUX FROM Julien; AZAD, Atabak; AMOUROUX, David MIGRATING PACIFIC SALMON IN CONTEXT: ESTIMATING MARINE- M.P.1.73 DERIVED INPUTS TO FRESHWATER ANOMALOUS MULTIPLE-MERCURY ECOSYSTEMS ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION DURING BRANDT, Jessica; EAGLES-SMITH, UVC-PHOTOLYTIC OXIDATION OF Collin; RUSO, Gabrielle; STRICKER, Craig; GASEOUS HG0 IN THE ATMOSPHERE JARDINE, Tim; MCINTYRE, Pete; VOSS, SUN, Guangyi; SOMMAR, Jonas; FENG, Kristofor; WALTERS, David Xinbin; ZHAO, Huifang; LI, Kai MONDAY / P MONDAY M.P.1.69 M.P.1.74 MERCURY SPECIATION AT THE COMBINING MERCURY ISOTOPE OXYCLINE OF A MEROMICTIC LAKE AND SPECIES ANALYSES FOR THE (LAKE PAVIN, MASSIF CENTRAL, INVESTIGATION OF CREEK SEDIMENTS FRANCE) DOWNSTREAM OF A HG(II) CHLORIDE TISSERAND, Delphine; COSSA, CONTAMINATED INDUSTRIAL LEGACY Daniel; GUEDRON, Stéphane; SARRET, SITE Géraldine; JÉZÉQUEL, Didier; VIOLLIER, Éric; CAMPILLO, Sylvain; BUREAU, Sarah; SCHWAB, Lorenz; ROTHE, Florian; CHARLET, Laurent MCLAGAN, David S.; KRAEMER, Stephan M.; BIESTER, Harald; WIEDERHOLD, Jan M.P.1.70 G. AMAZON KINGFISHER (CHLOROCERYLE AMAZON) AS POTENTIAL SENTINEL M.P.1.75 SPECIES FOR HG POLLUTION IN ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF BRAZILIAN AMAZONIA AND PANTANAL ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY AT URBAN COSTA, Gerlane M.; LAZARO, Wilkinson; AND RURAL SITES IN KOREA: SOURCES DÍEZ, Sergi; GUIMARÃES, Jean R. D.; AND TRANSPORT PATHWAYS IGNÁCIO, Aurea R.A.; SANTOS FILHO, NOH, Seam; PARK, Kwang-Su; YU, Seok- Manoel dos Min; KIM, Hyuk; SEOK, Kwang-Seol; M.P.1.71 PARK, Jae Seon; CHOI, Jongwoo; KIM, TERRESTRIAL ORGANIC MATTER Younghee DRIVES INCREASED MEHG AND REDUCED ESSENTIAL FATTY ACID M.P.1.76 CONTENT IN ZOOPLANKTON ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF FROM BOREAL AND SUBARCTIC MERCURY IN PRECIPITATION AND SCANDINAVIAN LAKES ATMOSPHERIC PARTICULATE MATTERS IN A COASTAL ENVIRONMENT POSTE, Amanda; KIDD, Karen; VEITEBERG BRAATEN, Hans Fredrik; XU, Lingling; JIAO, Ling; ZHAO, Guoqing; BORGÅ, Katrine; ÅKERBLÖM, Staff an; HONG, Youwei; XIAO, Hang; CHEN, ARTS, Michael; DE WIT, Heleen Jinsheng

M.P.1.72 M.P.1.77 ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF MERCURY AND CARBON ISOTOPES MERCURY IN NORWEGIAN FJORD EVIDENCE FOR BIOGEOCHEMICAL ECOSYSTEMS

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CYCLE OF HG IN CAPBRETON M.P.1.83 SUBMARINE CANYON SEDIMENTS USE OF STABLE MERCURY ISOTOPES (ATLANTIC OCEAN, SW FRANCE) TO ASSESS THE CONTRIBUTION AZAROFF, Alyssa; TESSIER, Emmanuel; OF DIFFUSE LEGACY SOURCES OF GUYONEAUD, Rémy; DEBORDE, DISSOLVED MERCURY TO STREAM Jonathan; MONPERRUS, Mathilde WATER. DEMERS, Jason D.; BLUM, Joel D.; M.P.1.78 BROOKS, Sco C.; CROWTHER, Elizabeth MERCURY ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION R.; LOWE, Kenneth A.; MAYES, Melanie A. AND SPECIATION IN SURFACE SOILS AND DRILLING CORES OF INDUSTRIAL M.P.1.84 / P MONDAY LEGACY SITES CONTAMINATED USING MERCURY STABLE ISOTOPES BY TIMBER KYANISATION WITH TO ASSESS RE-MOBILIZATION MERCURY(II) CHLORIDE. OF LEGACY MERCURY IN AN MCLAGAN, David; SCHWAB, Lorenz; INDUSTRIALLY CONTAMINATED WIEDERHOLD, Jan G.; BROCZA, Flora STREAM M.; CHEN, Lu; KRAEMER, Stephan M.; CROWTHER, Elizabeth; DEMERS, Jason; BIESTER, Harald BLUM, Joel; BROOKS, Sco

M.P.1.79 M.P.1.85 PATHWAYS OF METHYLMERCURY USING MERCURY STABLE ISOTOPES UPTAKE INTO A HETEROTROPHIC TO DETERMINE SOURCES OF MARINE DINOFLAGELLATE MERCURY IN THE FOOD WEB OF THE MYER, Patricia; MASON, Robert; ST. LOUIS RIVER, MN, USA SEELEN, Emily; BAUMANN, Zofi a JANSSEN, Sarah; HOFFMAN, Joel; LEPAK, Ryan; MONSON, Bruce; M.P.1.81 KRABBENHOFT, David SEDIMENT ARCHIVES OF HG CONCENTRATION AND ISOTOPIC M.P.1.86 COMPOSITION IN MOUNTAIN MERCURY UPTAKE BY DESULFOVIBRIO OLIGOTROPHIC LAKES OF THE CENTRAL PYRENEES (ARAGON, SPAIN) DESULFURICANS ND132: PASSIVE OR ACTIVE? DUVAL, Bas en; CORELLA, Juan Pablo; MILLÁN, Rocío; SIERRA, María José; ZHANG, Lijie; ZHANG, Lijie; AN, Jing; BÉRAIL, Sylvain; VALERO GARCÉS, Blas; LU, Xia; PIERCE, Eric; JOHS, Alexander; DE DIEGO, Alberto; AMOUROUX, David PARKS, Jerry; GU, Baohua

M.P.1.82 M.P.1.87 THE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSPORT KINETICS OF MERCURY METHYLATION OF INORGANIC MERCURY DUE TO CATALYZED BY HGCAB FORESTRY PRACTICES ON HILLSLOPES: PIERCE, Eric; DATE, Swapneeta; PARKS, A FIELD EXPERIMENT USING Jerry; RAGSDALE, Stephen; WALL, Judy; ENRICHED STABLE ISOTOPE TRACERS PIERCE, Eric; JOHS, Alexander MCCARTER, Colin; SEBESTYEN, Stephen; KOLKA, Randy; EGGERT, Susan; M.P.1.88 MITCHELL, Carl IMPACT OF METABOLISM, THIOLS AND MERCURY CONCENTRATION

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ON MERCURY METHYLATION M.P.2.1 AND HGCA EXPRESSION IN ASSOCIATION OF ENERGY PSEUDODESULFOVIBRIO METABOLISM BIOMARKERS AND HYDRARGYRI BEROC1. MERCURY EXPOSURE IN THE BARROUILHET, Sophie; GUYONEAUD, BRAZILIAN WESTERN AMAZON Remy; MONPERRUS, Mathilde; JESUS, Iracina Maura de; AKAGI, KHALFAOUI-HASSANI, Bahia; ISAURE, Hirokatsu; SANTOS, Elisabeth C. De Marie-Pierre; GONI URRIZA, Marisol Oliveira; JESUS, Maria Izabel De; M.P.1.89 MEDEIROS, Renato Fernandes; LIMA, Marcelo De Oliveira; OLIVEIRA, Diomar TIME DYNAMICS OF LOW MOLECULAR Cavalcante; CÂMARA, Volney De MASS THIOL BIOSYNTHESIS BY MONDAY / P MONDAY Magalhães ANAEROBIC MICROORGANISMS AND THEIR MULTIPLE ROLES ON MERCURY CELLULAR UPTAKE AND M.P.2.2 METHYLATION BURDEN OF MILD MENTAL GUTENSOHN, Mareike F.; SCHAEFER, RETARDATION ATTRIBUTED TO Jeff ra K.; SKYLLBERG, Ulf; BJÖRN, Erik PRENATAL METHYLMERCURY EXPOSURE IN AMAZON: LOCAL AND M.P.1.90 REGIONAL ESTIMATES ABUNDANCE AND DIVERSITY SANTIAGO DE VASCONCELLOS, Ana OF HGCAB+ MICROBES IN Claudia; HACON, Sandra; BARROCAS, CHESAPEAKE SALT MARSH SOILS – Paulo Rubens; VEGA, Claudia; MOURÃO, RELATIONSHIPS TO MEHG AND SITE Dennys BIOGEOCHEMISTRY SCHWARTZ, Grace; GIONFRIDDO, M.P.2.3 Caitlin; ELIAS, Dwayne; SOREN, Ally; THE EFFECTS OF INTERVENTION GILMOUR, Cynthia; JONES, Daniel WITH HIGH (TUNA) AND LOW (SARDINES) MERCURY (HG) FISH M.P.1.91 COMPARED WITH CONTROL (NO OCCURENCE, RETENTION AND FISH) ON INFLAMMATORY AND METHYLATION OF MERCURY IN OXIDATIVE STRESS BIOMARKER SOILS OF A HISTORIC CINNABAR STATUS MINED SITE, GRAVELOTTE, SOUTH CONWAY, Marie; MCSORLEY, Emeir; AFRICA MULHERN, Maria; STRAIN, J.J; VAN UGWU, Phindile; WALTERS, Chavon WIJNGAARDEN, Edwin; YEATES, Alison

M.P.1.92 M.P.2.4 DETERMINATION OF THIOLS METHYLMERCURY TOXIC EFFECTS COMPLEXES OF MERCURY SPECIES ON HUMAN STEM CELLS FROM IN CULTURES OF METHYLATING EXFOLIATED DECIDUOUS TEETH BACTERIAL STRAINS PUTY, Bruna; TEIXEIRA, Laís Bonfi m; FERNANDEZ CASTILLO, Lucia; RODRIGUES, Renata Duarte de Souza; BARRHOUILLET, Sophie; GONI, Marisol; LIMA, Rafael R.; LIMA, Marcelo de ISAURE, Marie-Pierre; MONPERRUS, Oliveira; OLIVEIRA, Edivaldo H. Mathilde

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M.P.2.5 MINING AREAS ALONG THE PRA RIVER METHYLMERCURY EFFECTS ON HUMAN BASIN ORAL CAVITY CELLS HOOD, Chris ana Odumah; HORVAT, NOGUEIRA, Lygia S.; VASCONCELOS, Milena; JAĆIMOVIĆ, Radojko; MENSAH, Carolina P.; AMADO, Lilian L.; LIMA, Rafael Samuel Yeboah R.; LIMA, Marcelo O.; OLIVEIRA, Edivaldo H. M.P.3.4 M.P.2.6 UNDERSTANDING THE COMPLEX NEW INSIGHTS FROM THE STUDY CHEMISTRY OF MERCURY IN AQUEOUS OF VULNERABLE POPULATIONS PHASE – THE ROLE OF MONOVALENT MERCURY

EXPOSED TO MERCURY: GENETIC / P MONDAY SUSCEPTIBILITY, PERIPHERAL STERGARSEK, Andrej; HORVAT, Milena; MARKERS OF NEUROTOXICITY FRKAL, Peter; BEGU, Ermira; ŽIVKOVIĆ, AND THE IMPACT OF LARGE-SCALE Igor PROJECTS IN AMAZON. CRESPO-LOPEZ, Maria Elena; M.P.3.5 ARRIFANO, Gabriela; AUGUSTO- GASEOUS ELEMENTAL MERCURY OLIVEIRA, Marcus; MACCHI, Barbarella; ADSORPTION AND RECOVERY BY ARAUJO, Amanda; SACRAMENTO, ELECTROTHERMAL SWING SYSTEM Le cia; ALVAREZ-LEITE, Jacqueline; WITH ACTIVATED CARBON FIBER JIMENEZ-MORENO, Maria; CLOTH FERNANDEZ-TRUJILLO, Sergio; MARTIN- CHEN, Bing-Ci; TSAI, Chen-Yen; HSI, DOIMEADIOS, Rosa Hsing-Cheng

M.P.3.1 M.P.3.6 ASSESSMENT OF MAJOR NATURAL AND LOW-COST ANTHROPOGENIC SOURCES AND MANGANESE ORE SORBENTS FOR EMISSIONS OF MERCURY IN INDIA ELEMENTAL MERCURY REMOVAL MANDADI, Bhargavi FROM FLUE GAS YU, Yingni; MIAO, Sen; LIU, Jing; YANG, M.P.3.2 Yingju; WANG, Zhen MERCURY REMOVAL FROM HARD COAL INTENDED FOR THE M.P.3.7 NON-INDUSTRIAL COMBUSTION RECYCLABLE AND REGENERABLE INSTALLATIONS WITH THE USE COPPER-MANGANESE SPINEL-TYPE OF A METHOD COMBINING THE SORBENT FOR MERCURY CAPTURE DRY DESHALING AND THERMAL FROM FLUE GAS PRETREATMENT PROCESSES YANG, Yingju; LIU, Jing; WANG, Zhen; DZIOK, Tadeusz; STRUGAŁA, Andrzej; YU, Yingni; ZHENG, Chuguang BAIC, Ireneusz; OLSZEWSKA, Dajana M.P.3.8 M.P.3.3 SEVERAL APPROACHES ON THE USE SELENIUM AND MERCURY IN OF REGENERABLE SORBENTS FOR SOILS AND MINING WASTES FROM THE RETENTION OF MERCURY IN THE ARTISANAL SMALL-SCALE GOLD GAS PHASE

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M.P.3.9 M.P.3.14 SOLUBILITY OF ELEMENTAL MERCURY MERCURY GEOCHEMICAL IN DIFFERENT SOLVENTS AND PROSPECTION IN MEDIEVAL MONEY MIXTURES FOR THE MODELLING OF FORGERS UNDERHAND WORKSHOP HG PARTITIONING THROUGHOUT OIL IN KONĚPRUSKÉ CAVES AND GAS PROCESSING MATOUŠKOVÁ, Šárka; ROHOVEC, MUELLER, Mar n; KRUPP, Eva; Jan; NAVRÁTIL, Tomáš; BOUBLÍK, Jan; PANTELI, Eleni; CRAFTS, Peter;

MONDAY / P MONDAY VAŇKOVÁ, Marie FELDMANN, Joerg M.P.3.15 M.P.3.10 MERCURY DISTRIBUTION IN THE SPECIATION CHANGES AND CAPTURE PROCESSING OF NON-FERROUS ORES OF MERCURY WITH VIRGIN AND KI- KOGUT, Krzysztof; TORA, Barbara; IMPREGNATED ACTIVATED CARBON BUDZYŃ, Stanisław; BURMISTRZ, Piotr INJECTION ON HYBRID FILTER IN COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT M.P.3.16 JANG, Ha-Na; LEE, Eun-Song; CHO, Su- PRODUCTION OF ELECTRICITY, NON- Jin; SEO, Yong-Chil FERROUS METALS AND CEMENT AS A SOURCE OF ANTHROPOGENIC M.P.3.11 MERCURY EMISSION IN POLAND THE REMOVAL AND RECOVERY OF KOGUT, Krzysztof; BOCHENEK, Piotr; HG0 FROM COAL-DERIVED FLUE GAS MARCZAK, Marta; BURMISTRZ, Piotr OVER NOVEL MOS2 NANOSHEETS CONTAINING MATERIALS M.P.3.17 WU, Tao; ZHAO, Haitao GOLD CERTIFICATION AND SUSTAINABILITY IN BRAZILIAN ASGM M.P.3.12 CASTILHOS, Zuleica; DOMINGOS, Líllian; INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF NON- DUTHIE, Ana THERMAL PLASMA FOR THE MERCURY AND DIOXINS REMOVAL IN FLUE GAS M.P.3.18 LI, Zhen; CHEN, Yang; FENG, Qinzhong; THE AMAZING SPIDER-MINE: WOLF WEI, Shihao; LIU, Liyuan; WANG, SPIDERS (ARANEAE, LYCOSIDAE) Junfeng; LI, Yue; JIANG, Xiaoming AS BIOINDICATORS OF METAL CONTAMINANTS (HG, PB, AG) NEAR M.P.3.13 ARCTIC MINE SITES COMPACT SYSTEM FOR THE HANSSON, Sophia V.; HØYE, Toke T.; MONITORING OF ELEMENTAL BACH, Lis; MIELEC, Cecilie; MOSBECH, MERCURY EMPLOYING LOW-COST Anders; SØNDERGAARD, Jens TECHNOLOGIES. ZAMPETTI, Emiliano; MACAGNANO, M.P.3.19 Antonella; PAPA, Paolo; CAPOCECERA, SOMEWHAT FORGOTTEN 30 YEAR- Alessandro; AVOSSA, Joshua; OLD MERCURY HOTSPOT IN CENTRAL

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EUROPE AND ITS IMPACTS ON M.P.3.25 AQUATIC BIOTA ANALYSIS OF MERCURY CONTENT HOSEK, Michal; MATYS GRYGAR, IN BIOMASS AND ITS THERMAL Tomas; BEDNAREK, Jan; ELZNICOVA, PROCESSING PRODUCTS Jitka; POPELKA, Jan; TUMOVA, Stepanka WICHLIŃSKI, Michał; KOBYŁECKI, Rafał

M.P.3.20 M.P.3.26 MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS IN FRONT-TO-BACK MERCURY EMISSIONS SOILS AND SEDIMENTS IN THE CONTROL IN COAL-FIRED BOILERS – A VICINITY OF ABANDONED MERCURY HEURISTIC APPROACH MINE AREA IN PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, ROMERO, Carlos E. / P MONDAY PHILIPPINES SAMANIEGO, Jessie; GIBAGA, Cris M.P.3.27 Reven; TANCIONGCO, Alexandria; MERCURY REMOVAL SOLUTIONS RASTRULLO, Rasty; COSTA, Ma. Azileira FOR IONIC AND ORGANIC MERCURY IN PETROLEUM REFINERY AND M.P.3.21 WELLHEAD MERCURY REMEDIATION OF CARBON KURAMOTO, Mikiko STEEL FROM PRODUCTION AND PROCESS ASSETS M.P.4.2 HUNTER, Lee MINERS, MINERALS AND MINAMATA: INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES M.P.3.22 ON ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE MERCURY CONTAMINATION WITHIN GOLD MINING AND SUSTAINABLE FSO/FPSO MARINE VESSELS, CURRENT DEVELOPMENT PRACTICES AND THE NEED FOR DALES, Kirsten; RANERI, Bernardo CORRECT ASSESSMENT & REMOVAL HUNTER, Lee M.P.4.3 THE “WICKED PROBLEM” OF M.P.3.23 MERCURY USE IN ARTISANAL AND THE POTENTIAL OF MAGNETIC SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING: A CELLULOSE NANOPARTICLES AS ECO- CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK TO FRIENDLY SORBENT FOR MERCURY INFORM POLICY AND RESEARCH SPECIATION ANALYSIS SMITH, Nicole RODRÍGUEZ MARTÍN-DOIMEADIOS, Rosa Carmen; JIMÉNEZ-MORENO, M.P.4.4 María; GUZMÁN BERNARDO, Francisco HEALTH AND RISK COMMUNICATION Javier; ABUJABER, Feras OF CONTAMINANTS IN THE DEHCHO AND SAHTÚ REGIONS OF THE M.P.3.24 NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, CANADA MERCURY BEHAVIOR IN FLOWBACK SKINNER, Kelly; RATELLE, Mylene; FLUIDS AFTER WELL WORKOVER BRANDOW, Danielle; LAIRD, Brian YAMADA, Junya

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M.P.4.6 MINAMATA CONVENTION CURBING ILLICIT MERCURY AND SECRETARIAT OF THE MINAMATA GOLD FLOWS IN WEST AFRICA: CONVENTION ON MERCURY OPTIONS FOR A REGIONAL APPROACH EIGENMANN, Gabi; HALLA, Grace; M.P.4.12 FERNANDEZ GARCIA, Rocio TRACING THE DEPOSITIONAL HISTORY OF MERCURY TO TWO M.P.4.7 COASTAL NATIONAL PARKS IN THE TRANSITING CONVENTION TO AN NORTHEAST UNITED STATES INTEGRATED CODE FOR SUSTAINABLE TAYLOR, Vivien; LANDIS, Joshua; DEVELOPMENT CHEN, Celia MONDAY / P MONDAY EGIRANI, Davidson; POYI, Nanfe M.P.4.13 M.P.4.8 MEASURING ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD ON A GLOBAL SCALE WITH PASSIVE MINING IN THE PUNO REGION OF SAMPLERS PERU: A CASE STUDY OF MERCURY STEFFEN, Alexandra; STUPPLE, Geoff rey USE IN FORMALIZED OPERATIONS W.; WANIA, Frank; EVERS, David; MARTINEZ, Gerardo; SMITH, Nicole; SCHMELTZ, David; SHEU, Guey-Rong VEIGA, Marcello M. M.P.4.14 M.P.4.9 REGIONAL COOPERATION MERCURY CYCLING AND TO MONITOR MERCURY WET BIOAVAILABILITY AT TWO DEPOSITION AND ATMOSPHERIC CONTAMINATED ESTUARINE SITES IN CONCENTRATIONS IN THE ASIA- THE NORTHEAST U.S. PACIFIC REGION TAYLOR, Vivien; SEELEN, Emily; LIN, Da-Wei; CHANG, Shuenn-Chin; BUCKMAN, Kate; MASON, Robert; SHEU, Guey-Rong; SCHMELTZ, David; CHEN, Celia GAY, David; LIN, Neng-Huei; LYU, Cheng-Young; LIN, Chia-Hui M.P.4.10 A HYBRID MODELLING/EMULATION M.P.4.15 METHOD AND WEB-BASED PRELIMINARY STUDY AND PILOT SUPPORT TOOL TO AID IN THE PROJECT FOR THE COMPREHENSIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MINAMATA MERCURY MONITORING NETWORK CONVENTION IN SOUTH KOREA DE SIMONE, Francesco; D'AMORE, KIM, Kyoungsim; YU, Misun; JEON, Francesco; HEDGECOCK, Ian M.; Sangeun; LEE, Chang; HAN, Seunghee; CARBONE, Francesco; CINNIRELLA, KIM, Chankook; LEE, Jiyoung; SONG, Sergio; SPROVIERI, Francesca; PIRRONE, Sunguk; KIM, Younghee Nicola M.P.4.16 M.P.4.11 MERCURY LEVELS IN SUBSURFACE DEVELOPING TECHNICAL GUIDANCE SOILS IN RESIDENTIAL FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE AREAS (OUTDOOR) NEXT TO

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ANTROPOGENIC ACTIVITIES IN M.P.4.23 AMAZON THE RESULTS OF THE ESTIMATED QUEIROZ, Thaís Karolina Lisboa de; INVENTORY OF MERCURY- NAKA, Kary a Sousa; CHAGAS, Brenda CONTAINING INSTRUMENTS IN Rodrigues; SILVA, Bárbara Caroline THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM OF THE Pereira da; MENDES, Lorena de Cássia REPUBLIC OF BELARUS dos Santos; JESUS, Iracina Maura de; SYCHYK, Siarhei; ILYUKOVA, Iryna; CÂMARA, Volney de Magalhães; LIMA, PRATASEVICH, Ulyana Marcelo de Oliveira M.P.4.24 M.P.4.17

TRADE-INDUCED ATMOSPHERIC / P MONDAY APPLICATION OF MINAMATA MERCURY DEPOSITION AND CONVENTION ON MANAGEMENT OUTFLOW OVER CHINA OF MERCURY CONTAMINATED SITES CHEN, Long; LIANG, Sai; ZHANG, Yanxu; AFTER CINNABAR MINING MENG, Jing; ZHANG, Haoran; ZHANG, ZACHAROVÁ, Andrea; OLLEROVÁ, Wei; LIU, Maodian; WANG, Huanhuan; Hana WANG, Xuejun; SHU, Jiong

M.P.4.19 M.P.4.26 MOVING TOWARDS MERCURY- STATE-OF-ART OF ENVIRONMENTAL FREE FUTURE: THE TRANSITION INDICATORS AND METRICS ON TO MERCURY-FREE DENTISTRY IN MERCURY AMBIENT AIR MONITORING EUROPE AND POTENTIAL TOOLS TO TRACK NAPIERSKA, Dorota; LYMBERIDI- PROGRESS OF AIR MERCURY LEVELS SETTIMO, Elena; SCHULZE, Florian WITHIN THE MINAMATA CONVENTION FINO, Alessandra; PIRRONE, Nicola; M.P.4.20 SPROVIERI, Francesca METHYLMERCURY POISONING (SO-CALLED MINAMATA DISEASE) M.P.4.27 PATIENTS ARE NOT RECOGNIZED AS EDUCATION AND REMEDIATION MINAMATA DISEASE IN JAPAN. EFFORTS TO REDUCE MERCURY USE HAGINO, Naoji; SAITO, Hisashi AND CONTAMINATION IN THE ASGM SECTOR OF THE PERUVIAN REGIONS M.P.4.21 OF PUNO AND MADRE DE DIOS MERCURY SPREAD TO SOIL: URBAN ESPINOSA, Charles; HERNANDEZ, AND INDUSTRIAL CONTAMINATION Lina; ERICSON, Bret; THOMS, Bryn; ALEKSANDRYAN, Anahit; SAHAKYAN, SIFUENTES, Pedro; CABANILLAS, France; Lilit CARAVANOS, Jack

M.P.4.22 M.P.4.28 SUMMARY DATA OF ESTIMATED MERCURY CO-BENEFITS OF CLIMATE MERCURY RELEASES PER SOURCE POLICIES ON RICE MERCURY CATEGORY: 2015 CONCENTRATION AND EXPOSURE IN CHINA ALEKSANDRYAN, Anahit; YENGOYAN, Aleksandr; KHACHATRYAN, Artak LEE, Ju Hyeon; KWON, Sae Yun; SELIN,

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Noelle E.; MULVANEY, Kathleen M.; M.P.4.31 ZHONG, Huan; GIANG, Amanda; THE DRAGONFLY MERCURY PROJECT: ZHANG, Da; KARPLUS, Valerie J. TEMPORAL TRENDS IN MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS OF DRAGONFLY M.P.4.29 BIOSENTINELS FROM ACADIA DELIBERATION ON PUBLIC HEALTH NATIONAL PARK, MAINE, USA STRATEGIES FOR THE ASGM SECTOR HESS, Megan C.; NELSON, Sarah THAT AIM TO MEET THE GOALS OF J.; GREIG, Hamish S.; EAGLES- THE MINAMATA CONVENTION SMITH, Collin; KLEMMER, Amanda KROLL, Mareike; TELMER, Kevin J.; FLANAGAN PRITZ, Colleen; WILLACKER, James J. MONDAY / P MONDAY M.P.4.30 MERCURY POLLUTION IN CHILE: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS ESPEJO, Winfred; BAHAMONDE, Paulina; KIDD, Karen; BARRA, Ricardo; CELIS, José; MALM, Olaf; CHIANG, Gustavo

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DETAILED PROGRAMME POSTER Tuesday, September 10th

T.P.1.1 BERG, Torunn; PFAFFHUBER, Katrine MIGRATORY SEABIRDS AS Aspmo BIOVECTORS OF MERCURY TO THE ARCTIC T.P.1.7 FORT, Jérôme; LE VERGE, Thibault; HIGH-ARCTIC RIVERS ON SVALBARD BOCHER, Pierrick; ALBERT, Céline; AS SOURCES OF HG TO THE COASTAL BUSTAMANTE, Paco ENVIRONMENT POSTE, Amanda; MCGOVERN, Maeve; T.P.1.2 BORGÅ, Katrine; VEITEBERG BRAATEN, MERCURY LEVELS IN ANTARCTIC Hans Fredrik; CHRISTENSEN, Gu orm; ECOSYSTEM (BARTON PENINSULA, EVENSET, Anita KING GEORGE ISLAND) T.P.1.8 KIM, Eunhee; BAUMANN, Zofi a; JUNG, Jin-Woo; KIM, Jeong-Hoon DYNAMICS OF ELEMENTAL MERCURY ACROSS THE SEAWATER- / P TUESDAY T.P.1.3 ICE-ATMOSPHERE INTERFACE MERCURY ISOTOPES AS A TOOL TO IN A CONTROLLED MESOCOSM INVESTIGATE THE SPATIAL ORIGIN OF ENVIRONMENT ARCTIC SEABIRD CONTAMINATION GAO, Zhiyuan; MUNSON, Kathleen; RENEDO-ELIZALDE, Marina; WANG, Feiyue AMOUROUX, David; ALBERT, Céline; T.P.1.9 BUSTAMANTE, Paco; FORT, Jérôme COASTAL DARKENING: T.P.1.4 IMPLICATIONS FOR THE TRANSPORT, MERCURY IN SOILS OF RUSSIAN BIOAVAILABILITY AND TROPHIC ARCTIC TRANSFER OF CONTAMINANTS IN NORTHERN COASTAL WATERS TATSIY, Yury MCGOVERN, Maeve; EVENSET, Anita; T.P.1.5 BORGÅ, Katrine; POSTE, Amanda MERCURY AND METHYLMERCURY T.P.1.10 ALONG A SHELF TRANSECT FROM THE LENA RIVER ESTUARY ON THE SEASONALITY OF METHYLMERCURY EAST SIBERIAN ARCTIC SHELF HOTSPOTS AT THE AQUATIC- TERRESTRIAL INTERFACE IN A HIGH NGUYEN, Liem; WILD, Birgit; ARCTIC FRESHWATER CATCHMENT GUSTAFSSON, Örjan; SEMILETOV, Igor; DUDAREV, Oleg; JONSSON, Sofi LEHNHERR, Igor; VARTY, Stephanie; ST. PIERRE, Kyra; KIRK, Jane; WISNIEWSKI, T.P.1.6 Victoria LONG TERM SPECIATION OF ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY AT ZEPPELIN T.P.1.11 STATION, NY-ÅLESUND MERCURY BEHAVIOUR AND

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DISTRIBUTION IN SOILS WITHIN Sergi; GUIMARÃES, Jean Remy Davee; ICE-FREE AREAS OF THE NORTHERN IGNACIO, Aurea Regina Alves ANTARCTIC PENINSULA REGION SCHMID, Thomas; SIERRA, María T.P.1.17 José; GUIRADO, María; RODRÍGUEZ TOTAL MERCURY AND ALONSO, Javier; PELAYO, Marta; METHYLMERCURY CONCENTRATION MILLÁN, Rocio; LÓPEZ-MARTÍNEZ, IN POTENTIALLY CONSUMED FISH Jerónimo CAPTURED IN TRACKS OF THE TELES PIRES AND JURUENA RIVERS, SOUTH T.P.1.12 AMAZONIA MERCURY DYNAMICS IN FISH MUSCLE CARDOSO, Michelli Regina de DURING WINTER AND SUMMER IN Almeida; LÁZARO, Wilkinson Lopes; SUBARCTIC LAKES SANTOS-FILHO, Manoel; DÍEZ, Sergi; KAHILAINEN, Kimmo; KEVA, Ossi; GUIMARAES, Jean Remy Davee; HARROD, Chris; HAYDEN, Brian IGNACIO, Aurea Regina Alves

T.P.1.13 T.P.1.18 LONG TERM VARIATION IN ARCTIC TOTAL MERCURY IN SOIL AND

TUESDAY / P TUESDAY FRONTAL POSITIONS AND ITS IMPACT LEACHATE FROM MUNICIPAL SOLID ON DIRECT ANTHROPOGENIC WASTE LANDFILL IN INDIA EMISSIONS IN POLAR REGIONS BHAVE, Prashant; SADHWANI, Karan; WANG, Danhan; MAO, Hui ng DHADWAD, Mayur

T.P.1.14 T.P.1.19 TOTAL MERCURY IN SEDIMENTS TOTAL MERCURY CONTENT OF AND ORGANISMS FROM ISFJORD, NATURAL SPRINGS AND OTHER SVALBARD DRINKING WATER SOURCES IN SOUTHEASTERN NIGERIA KOREJWO, Ewa; SANIEWSKA, Dominika; BEŁDOWSKI, Jacek; BAŁAZY, NNOROM, Innocent; EWUZIE, Piotr Ugochukwu; ONWUKA, C.V; ISAAC, L.O

T.P.1.15 PENGUINS DETOXIFY MEHG IN LIVER T.P.1.20 AS EVIDENCED BY δ202HG AND INVENTORY OF MERCURY RELEASES %MEHG IN INDONESIA 2017 BAUMANN, Zofi a; JANSSEN, Sarah; VAN DEWI, Kania; ISMAWATI, Yuyun METER, Nathan; KIM, Eunhee; JUNG, Jin-Woo; KIM, Jeong-Hoon T.P.1.21 MERCURY AND SELENIUM IN FISHES T.P.1.16 OF LAGO YOJOA, HONDURAS TOTAL MERCURY IN CHLOROCERYLE BUCK, David; CHEN, Celia; DIVOLL, AMERICANA (GMELIN, 1788) IN THE Timothy; HALL, Ed; EVERS, David BRAZILIAN AMAZON OLIVEIRA, Edvagner; SANTOS-FILHO, T.P.1.22 Manoel; LÁZARO, Wilkinson Lopes; DÍEZ, ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY AND

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MERCURY ISOTOPES FROM ASGM OUNCE JAGUAR (PANTHERA ONCA), ACTIVITY IN THE MADRES DE DIOS, TAIAMÃ ECOLOGICAL STATION, REGION, PERU PANTANAL OF MATO GROSSO, BRAZIL SZPONAR, Natalie; VEGA, Claudia; IGNACIO, Aurea Regina Alves; MCLAGAN, David; PILLACA, Mar n; SANTOS-FILHO, Manoel; KANTEK, GERSON, Jacqueline; BERNHARDT, Daniel Luis Zanella; MIYAZAKI, Selma Emily; MITCHELL, Carl; WANIA, Frank; Samiko; LÁZARO, Wilkinson Lopes; FERNANDEZ, Luis; BERGQUIST, Bridget MAL, Olaf

T.P.1.23 T.P.1.27 SMALL MAMMALS AS BIOMONITORS BIOMAGNIFICATION OF OF MERCURY CONTAMINATION IN CONTAMINANTS IN A MARINE TWO MOUNTAINOUS NATIONAL PARKS FOOD WEB (NW MEDITERRANEAN OF THE SOUTH EAST BRAZIL SEA): SPECIATION OF ARSENIC AND LUCENA, Felipe; MEIRE, Rodrigo; MERCURY TOXIC FORMS MALM, Olaf; WEKSLER, Marcelo; BANARU, Daniela; BANARU, Daniela; MEDEIROS, Diogo; NEPOMUCENO, DESGRANGES, Marie-Maelle; Raquel; LINO, Adan; CARVALHO, Gabriel DUFOUR, Aurelie; BUSTAMANTE,

Paco; CHURLAUD, Carine; LEBRETON, / P TUESDAY T.P.1.24 Benoit; GUILLOU, Gael; PANNIER, SEASONAL PATTERNS OF Laurence; HARMELIN-VIVIEN, Mireille; ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY IN TROPICAL HEIMBÜRGER-BOAVIDA, Lars-Eric SOUTH AMERICA AS INFERRED BY A TGM CONTINUOUS RECORD AT THE T.P.1.28 CHACALTAYA STATION (5240 M) IN SEAWATER MERCURY SPECIATION BOLIVIA AND BIOTIC UPTAKE ALONG THE U.S. KOENIG, Alkuin M; ANDRADE, Marcos; ATLANTIC COAST, SHELF AND SLOPE MORENO, Isabel; SALVATIERRA, Grover; GEYMAN, Benjamin; BÉZIAT, Pauline; ALIAGA, Diego; RAMONET, Michel; LAJ, BALCOM, Pren ss; SCHARTUP, Amina; Paolo; MAGAND, Olivier; DOMMERGUE, THACKRAY, Colin; SUNDERLAND, Elsie Aurélien T.P.1.29 T.P.1.25 DGM MEASUREMENTS AND MERCURY LEVELS IN MODELING OF SEA-AIR EXCHANGE ANTHROPOGENIC AQUATIC OF MERCURY IN THE BALTIC ECOSYSTEMS CREATED BY ARTISANAL SEA AT THE ICOS FIELD STATION GOLD MINING IN THE PERUVIAN ÖSTERGARNSHOLM, SWEDEN AMAZON NERENTORP MASTROMONACO, VEGA, Claudia; DELGADO, Shamir; Michelle G; WÄNGBERG, Ingvar; ARAUJO, Julio; MACEDO, Miguel; OSTERWALDER, Stefan; ZHU, Wei; ROMAN, Francisco; ASCORRA, Cesar; MUNTHE, John SILMAN, Miles; FERNANDEZ, Luis T.P.1.30 T.P.1.26 HG ACCUMULATION AND HG STABLE MERCURY CONCENTRATION IN ISOTOPE SIGNATURES IN DEEP SEA

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SEDIMENTS FROM THE SOUTH T.P.1.35 CHINA SEA DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL DISSOLVED ENRICO, Maxime; YAO, Linjun; BAO, METHYLMERCURY ON PACIFIC: Rui; YIN, Runsheng; BALCOM, Pren ss; EVIDENCE FROM GP15 SUNDERLAND, Elsie HE, Yipeng; MASON, Robert

T.P.1.31 T.P.1.36 INVESTIGATING HG SPECIES VERTICAL PROFILES OF DISSOLVED BIOAVAILABILITY IN THE MINE- HG SPECIES IN THE WESTERN PART IMPACTED GULF OF TRIESTE OF SUB-ARCTIC NORTH PACIFIC (NORTHERN ADRIATIC) MARUMOTO, Kohji; TAKEUCHI, Akinori; BRATKIČ, Arne; KLUN, Katja; TADA, Yuya; OBATA, Hajime LEERMAKERS, Mar ne; GAO, Yue T.P.1.37 T.P.1.32 PRESENCE OF METHYLMERCURY IN IMPACT OF METEOROLOGICAL BALTIC SEA SEDIMENTS COLLECTED IN CONDITIONS ON THE VARIABILITY AMMUNITION DUMPSITE. OF LABILE PARTICULATE MERCURY SIEDLEWICZ, Grzegorz; SZUBSKA, Marta; TUESDAY / P TUESDAY IN RIVERS AND ITS INFLOW INTO THE KOREJWO, Ewa; BEŁDOWSKI, Jacek SOUTHERN BALTIC SEA BEŁDOWSKA, Magdalena; GĘBKA, T.P.1.38 Karolina; SANIEWSKA, Dominika CLIMATE AS A MASTER DRIVER OF UNUSUAL HIGH HG ACCUMULATION T.P.1.33 IN ANTARCTIC AQUATIC SEDIMENTS REVIEW OF RECENT ADVANCES IN PÉREZ-RODRÍGUEZ, Marta; BIESTER, MERCURY RESEARCH: NEW INSIGHT Harald INTO FACTORS CONTROLLING OCEAN MERCURY CYCLING T.P.1.40 BOWMAN, Katlin; LAMBORG, Carl; LABILE AND STABILE MERCURY IN AGATHER, Alison; HAMMERSCHMDIT, A NON-NATIVE HARRIS MUD CRAB Chad (RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII) FROM THE SOUTHERN BALTIC SEA T.P.1.34 BEŁDOWSKA, Magdalena; WILMAN, SPATIAL DIFFERENCES AND Bartłomiej; NORMANT-SAREMBA, Monika FORAGING PATTERNS INFLUENCE MERCURY EXPOSURE IN A T.P.1.41 DECLINING SEABIRD IN ATLANTIC METHYLMERCURY: A NEW TRACER FOR CANADA: LEACH'S STORM-PETREL THE REMINERALIZATION OF ORGANIC BURGESS, Neil; HEDD, April; POLLET, MATTER? Ingrid; MAUCK, Robert; GJERDRUM, DESGRANGES, Marie-Maëlle Carina; RONCONI, Robert; MCFARLANE TRANQUILLA, Laura; T.P.1.42 BURKE, Chantelle; SHUTLER, Dave; BEACH WRACK AS THE VECTOR ROBERTSON, Gregory FOR MERCURY CONTAMINATION IN COASTAL ENVIRONMENT.

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BEŁDOWSKI, Jacek; BEŁDOWSKA, GETWECH, Chira hakan; DHANASIN, Magdalena; SIEDLEWICZ, Grzegorz; Phanachit; PHANICHTRAIPHOP, SZUBSKA, Marta; KOREJWO, Ewa; Pheerasak; BONGKOCHGETSAKUL, KOTWICKI, Lech Amiltra

T.P.1.43 T.P.1.47 PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM THE THE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF MERCURY MERMEX/HIPPOCAMPE CRUISE TO IN THE BARENTS SEA THE WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA: KOHLER, Stephen G.; HEIMBÜRGER- DISTRIBUTION OF MERCURY CHEMICAL BOAVIDA, Lars-Eric; DUFOUR, Aurelie; SPECIES IN THEIR DISSOLVED AND PETROVA, Mariia V.; ARDELAN, Murat V. PARTICULATE FORMS. KNOERY, Joel; THOMAS, Bas en; T.P.1.48 BANARU, Daniela; HEIMBURGER- DOES THE MATERNAL TRANSFER OF BOAVIDA, Lars-Eric; CHIFFLET, Sandrine; MERCURY POSES A THREAT TO A GREY THE HIPPOCAMPE SCIENTIFIC PARTY SEAL PUP? GRAJEWSKA, Agnieszka; FALKOWSKA, T.P.1.44 Lucyna; SANIEWSKA, Dominika;

LABILE AND STABLE FORMS OF PAWLICZKA, Iwona / P TUESDAY MERCURY IN THE SUSPENDED PARTICULATE MATTER AND SURFACE T.P.1.49 SEDIMENTS OF THE BALTIC SEA TOTAL MERCURY IN SEAWATER AND KWASIGROCH, Urszula; BEŁDOWSKA, SEDIMENTS OF SARONIKOS GULF, Magdalena; JĘDRUCH, Agnieszka; GREECE BEŁDOWSKI, Jacek PANAGOPOULOU, Georgia; PARASKEVOPOULOU, Vasiliki; T.P.1.45 CHALKIADAKI, Olga; BOTSOU, Fo ni; METHYLMERCURY BIOAVAILABILITY DASSENAKIS, Emmanuel; SCOULLOS, AND PELAGIC FOOD WEB STRUCTURE Michae AFFECT ITS BIOACCUMULATION IN COASTAL SEAS – A BALTIC SEA CASE T.P.1.50 STUDY FACTORS AFFECTING THE SKROBONJA, Aleksandra; SOERENSEN, TRANSFORMATION OF HG IN THE Anne; GOJKOVIC, Zivan; BRUGEL, Sonia; COASTAL ZONE IN THE VICINITY OF GRINIENE, Evelina; BOUCHET, Sylvain; RIVER MOUTH (SOUTHERN BALTIC SEA) AMOROUX, David; FUNK, Chris ane; SANIEWSKA, Dominika; BEŁDOWSKA, ANDERSSON, Agneta; BJÖRN, Erik Magdalena; SZYMCZAK, Ewa; BEŁDOWSKI, Jacek; KULIŃSKI, Karol T.P.1.46 POSSIBILITY OF MERCURY T.P.1.51 TRANSLOCATION FROM MERCURY FORMS IN THE BENTHIC CONTAMINATED SEDIMENT FOOD WEB OF A TEMPERATE RESUSPENSION DURING COASTAL LAGOON (SOUTHERN DECOMMISSIONING BALTIC SEA) BUREEKUL, Sujaree; JĘDRUCH, Agnieszka; SOMPONGCHAIYAKUL, Penjai; BEŁDOWSKA, Magdalena

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T.P.1.52 Claudia; RIBEIRO GUEVARA, Sergio; THE NEW WORKPLACE HAZARD – MER HORVAT, Milena; PEREZ CATÁN, CURY VAPOUR AND AEROSOLS AS A Soledad; DIÉGUEZ, María C. RESULT OF THERMAL-GENERATING MECHANICS, APPLICATIONS & T.P.1.57 MAINTENANCE WORKS MARINE SPONGES AS BIOMONITORS HUNTER, Lee OF HG POLLUTION: NEW INSIGHT ON HG CYCLE IN THE MARINE T.P.1.53 ENVIRONMENT HG Δ202 ANALYSIS CAN REVEAL HG ORANI, Anna Maria; AZEMARD, Sabine; ACCUMULATION WITH CHANGES VASILEVA, Emiliya IN FOOD SOURCES AND HG METABOLISM BY ISOTOPE ANALYSIS T.P.1.58 IN A POD OF LONG-FINNED PILOT MERCURY CONTAMINATION IN WHALES WATER AND ITS BIOCHEMICAL- KRUPP, Eva M.; VANHAECKE, Frank PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES IN FISHES T.P.1.54 KUMAR, Rajender

TUESDAY / P TUESDAY CONCENTRATION OF TOTAL MERCURY AND SELENIUM IN BROWN T.P.1.59 BOOBIE (SULA LEUCOGASTER) TOTAL MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS FEATHERS FROM THE BRAZILIAN IN KOREAN MUSSELS (MYTILUS COAST CORUSCUS) FOR MARINE PADILHA, Janeide; ROSA, Hyslla; ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SOARES, Tuany; ALMEIDA, Andre; FROM 2017 TO 2018, KOREA PESSOA, Adriana; SOUZA, Juliana; LEE, Soo Yong; LEE, Jang-Ho; CHUNG, DORNELES, Paulo; CUNHA, Larissa David; CHOI, Jeong-Heui; LEE, Ha-Eun; PARK, Ki-Wan; SHIM, Kyu-Young; LEE, T.P.1.55 Jong-Chun SOUTH POLAR SKUA AS A MONITOR OF MERCURY IN ANTARCTIC T.P.1.60 ENVIRONMENT SOURCES OF MERCURY ENRICHMENT ROSA, Hyslla; PADILHA, Janeide; IN FISH FROM NORTHERN HAIFA BAY, SOUZA, Juliana; PESSOA, Adriana; ISRAEL COSTA, Erli; CUNHA, Larissa; TORRES, SHOHAM-FRIDER, Efrat; GERTNER, João Paulo; DORNELES, Paulo Yaron; GUY-HAIM, Tamar; HERUT, Barak; KRESS, Nurit; SHEFER, Edna; T.P.1.56 SILVERMAN, Jacob MERCURY IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS OF NAHUEL HUAPI NATIONAL PARK: A T.P.1.61 NATURAL BIOGEOCHEMICAL HOTSPOT AN UPDATED GLOBAL MODEL FOR IN NORTHERN PATAGONIA TERRESTRIAL-ATMOSPHERIC HG ARCAGNI, Marina; SOTO CÁRDENAS, EXCHANGE AND STORAGE IN SOILS Carolina; FAJON, Vesna; RIZZO, Andrea; GEYMAN, Benjamin; THACKRAY, Colin; REISSIG, Mariana; QUEIMALIÑOS, CORBETT, Elizabeth; OLSON, Connor;

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DRISCOLL, Charles; KRABBENHOFT, T.P.1.67 David; SUNDERLAND, Elsie FOREST MANAGEMENT AS A DRIVER FOR MEHG FORMATION AND T.P.1.62 MOBILIZATION FROM SOILS TO ASSESSMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC SURFACE WATERS POLLUTION WITH MERCURY FROM EKLÖF, Karin; BISHOP, Kevin; NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE ENTERPRISES BERTILSSON, Stefan; BJÖRN, Erik; VIA THE POPLAR LEAVES AND TREE BUCK, Moritz; SKYLLBERG, Ulf; OSMAN, RINGS Omneya A.; KRONBERG, Rose-Marie; TURSUNALIEVA, Elena; LYAPINA, Elena; AMELI, Ali; BRAVO, Andrea G. YUSUPOV, Dmitriy; RIKHVANOV, Leonid T.P.1.68 T.P.1.63 HOW DOES LITTERFALL INFLUENCES ASSESSMENT OF THE VEGETATION HG CONTENT OF A DECIDUOUS UPTAKE OF ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY FOREST SOIL? ACROSS EUROPE GÓMEZ-ARMESTO, An a; MÉNDEZ- WOHLGEMUTH, Lena; OSTERWALDER, LÓPEZ, Melissa; PÉREZ-RODRÍGUEZ, Stefan; HOCH, Günter; ALEWELL, Paula; CAMPILLO-CORA, Claudia;

Chris ne; JISKRA, Mar n FERNÁNDEZ-CALVIÑO, David; ARIAS- / P TUESDAY ESTÉVEZ, Manuel; NÓVOA-MUÑOZ, Juan T.P.1.64 Carlos ABSORPTION AND ADSORPTION OF ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY BY URBAN T.P.1.69 GREENLAND PLANTS CONTRASTED HG CONTAMINATION DENG, Hong; WU, Jinxuan IN SOILS AND SEDIMENTS IN THE AREA OF THE DOBCZYCE RESERVOIR T.P.1.65 ZEMELKA, Gabriela; LOIZEAU, Jean-Luc; A REVISIT OF GLOBAL VOLCANIC SZALINSKA, Ewa MERCURY EMISSION FLUX: INSIGHTS FROM MEASUREMENTS AT POÁS T.P.1.70 VOLCANO OVER ACTIVE AND FOREST AS AN IMPORTANT INACTIVE STAGES OF VOLCANIC ENVIRONMENT FOR ATMOSPHERIC ACTIVITY MERCURY MONITORING IN KOREA KUSHNER, Skye; DE MOOR, Maarten; YANG, Yo Han; KWON, Sae Yun MARTINEZ, Maria; AVARD, Geoff roy; ROJAS MARIN, Jose; HERRERA T.P.1.71 MURILLO, Jorge; ARMSTRONG, Debbie; DYNAMIC CHANGE CHARACTERISTICS MCLAGAN, David; WANIA, Frank; LEAN, OF MERCURY IN LITTER OF TYPICAL David; WANG, Feiyue SUBTROPICAL FOREST SYSTEM IN SOUTHWEST CHINA T.P.1.66 AN, Siwei; AN, Siwei; MA, Ming; SHEN, LONGTIME MONITORING OF Hong; DU, Hongxia; WANG, Dingyong MERCURY IN TREE FOLIAGE IN AUSTRIA FROM 1986 TILL 2016 T.P.1.72 TATZBER, Michael; FÜRST, Alfred A HIGH-RESOLUTION ANNUAL NET

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FLOW OF MERCURY FROM THE Holly; ZUDOCK, Will; WILLOUGHBY, ATMOSPHERE TO BIOMASS OF MAJOR Manton CROPS IN CHINA WANG, Zhangwei; DRISCOLL, Charles T.P.1.78 T.; ZHANG, Xiaoshan THE ROLE OF NON-NATIVE EARTHWORMS IN THE TERRESTRIAL T.P.1.74 BIOACCUMULATION AND CYCLING OF MERCURY CONTENT AND MERCURY IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, DISTRIBUTION IN PODZOLIC FOREST USA SOILS FROM AN ATLANTIC SW EUROPE REDONDO, Sergio; MATHIEU, Jérôme; AREA: ROLE OF SOIL COMPONENTS FERNANDEZ, Luis E.; HADLY, Isabel; AND PEDOGENESIS VARGAS, Mireille; MOORE, Katherine; GÓMEZ-ARMESTO, An a; MÉNDEZ- ZHANG, Raymond; HADLY, Elizabeth A. LÓPEZ, Melissa; PONTEVEDRA-POMBAL, Xabier; GARCÍA-RODEJA GAYOSO, T.P.1.79 Eduardo; ALONSO-VEGA, Flora; ARIAS- OCCURRENCE, RETENTION AND ESTÉVEZ, Manuel; NÓVOA-MUÑOZ, Juan METHYLATION IN SOILS OF A HISTORIC Carlos CINNABAR MINED SITE, GRAVELOTTE,

TUESDAY / P TUESDAY SOUTH AFRICA T.P.1.75 UGWU, Phindile; WALTERS, Chavon MERCURY EMISSIONS HISTORY OF THE RUDNANY ORE DISTRICT AS RECORDED T.P.1.81 BY EUROPEAN LARCH TREE RINGS THE INTERACTION OF NAVRATIL, Tomas; NOVAKOVA, Tereza; MICROBIAL DIVERSITY AND ROLL, Michal; ROHOVEC, Jan; VANKOVA, FOREST MANAGEMENT WITH Maria BIOACCUMULATION OF METHYL MERCURY IN ORGANIC SOILS T.P.1.76 BITENIEKS, Krišs; BĀRDULE, Arta; METHYLMERCURY DISTRIBUTION KALVĪTE, Zane; LĪBIETE, Zane; RUŅĢIS, AND FORMATION IN POLLUTED Dainis; EKLÖF, Karin AGRICULTURAL SOILS. GFELLER, Lorenz; AMOUROUX, David; T.P.1.82 CAPLETTE, Jaime; LEI, Da; LIAO, Jie; UNDERSTANDING MERCURY TESSIER, Emmanuel; XIA, Jicheng; CYCLING IN TIBETAN GLACIATED ZHANG, Hua; FENG, Xinbin; MESTROT, ENVIRONMENT: RECENT PROGRESS Adrien AND REMAINING GAPS ZHANG, Qianggong T.P.1.77 METHYL MERCURY CONTAMINATION T.P.1.83 AND DIET OF NESTLING RED-WINGED PRESENCE OF MERCURY IN BLACKBIRDS BIOFERTILIZERS MANUFACTURED CHUMCHAL, Ma hew; THALHUBER, FROM AGRICULTURAL WASTES. Thomas; DRENNER, Ray; KENNEDY, GARCÍA-NAVARRO, Francisco J; BRAVO, James; RODRIGUEZ-ORTEGA, Celeste; Sandra SPEIR, Shannon; LEWIS, Megan; WHITT,

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T.P.1.84 T.P.1.89 UPTAKE AND RE-EMISSION OF MERCURY IN WILD GROWING GASEOUS ELEMENTAL MERCURY MUSHROOMS AND UNDERNEATH PROCESS BETWEEN NEEDLES AND SOILS IN POLAND: LEVELS, BROAD LEAVES: EVIDENCE FROM BIOCONCENTRATION, BIO- MERCURY ISOTOPES INDICATION POTENTIAL, POSSIBLE CHEN, Chaoyue; FU, Xuewu; LI, Kai; LIN, INTAKE Che-Jen; FENG, Xinbin FALANDYSZ, Jerzy

T.P.1.85 T.P.1.90 MUD DAUBER NESTS AS SOURCES OF MOLECULAR EFFECTS, SPECIATION, SPIDERS IN MERCURY MONITORING AND COMPETITION OF INORGANIC STUDIES AND METHYL MERCURY IN THE CHUMCHAL, Ma hew; HANNAPPEL, AQUATIC PLANT ELODEA NUTTALLII Madeline; DRENNER, Ray; KENNEDY, COSIO, Claudia; BEAUVAIS-FLÜCK, James; KHAN, Amal; WALLACE, Garre Rébecca; SLAVEYKOVA, Vera; SKYLLBERG, Ulf T.P.1.86

TRANSPORTATION AND MOBILITY T.P.1.91 / P TUESDAY OF MERCURY IN TYPICAL KARST EXCHANGE OF GASEOUS MERCURY CATCHMENT OF GUIZHOU, CHINA OVER A TEMPERATE DECIDUOUS XIA, Jicheng; WANG, Jianxu; ANDERSON, FOREST MEASURED BY A Christopher; FENG, Xinbin MICROMETEOROLOGICAL GRADIENT METHOD – FIRST RESULTS AND T.P.1.87 EXPERIMENTAL CHALLENGES PEAT RECORDS OF SOUTHERN OBRIST, Daniel; MUNGER, J. William; HEMISPHERE HG DEPOSITION SUGGEST SUN, Shiwei; ROY, Eric M.; COMMANE, LOWER ALL-TIME ENRICHMENT THAN IN Roisin THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE LI, Chuxian; SONKE, Jeroen E.; LE ROUX, T.P.1.92 Gaël; ENRICO, Maxime; ROBERTS, ELEVATED CO2 MAY INCREASE Stephen J.; DALEY, Tim; GEHRELS, Roland; METHYLMERCURY ACCUMULATION IN PIOTROWSKA, Natalia; VAN DER PUTTEN, RICE GRAIN Nathalie; DE VLEESCHOUWER, François STRICKMAN, Rachel; HOANG THI, Van Anh; FARHAT, Yasmine; ROTHENBERG, T.P.1.88 Sarah; NEUMANN, Rebecca SPATIAL TRENDS IN ACCUMULATION OF MERCURY IN WILD PINE MARTENS T.P.1.93 OF NORTH-WESTEN RUSSIA THE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE, (VOLOGDA REGION) SALINITY AND SEDIMENT CARBON ON KHABAROVA, Liubov; IVANOVA, MEHG UPTAKE IN PHYTOPLANKTON Elena; KOMOV, Viktor; PODDUBNAYA, CURTIS, Amanda; BUCKMAN, Kate; Nadezhda; SELEZNEVA, Alina TAYLOR, Vivien; JACKSON, Brian; CHEN, Celia

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T.P.1.94 RELEVANCE TO ENVIRONMENTAL INCREASING WATER TEMPERATURE RISKS IN THE INLAND TIBETAN AND DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER PLATEAU CHANGE AQUATIC MERCURY SUN, Xuejun; ZHANG, Qianggong BIOACCUMULATION — A MESOCOSM STUDY T.P.2.1 WU, Pianpian; VALDÉS, Fernando; KAINZ, BIOACCUMULATION OF TOTAL Mar n; BRANFIREUN, Brian; BJÖRN, Erik; MERCURY IN TISSUES OF WILD BISHOP, Kevin BOARS: RESULTS OF THE NATIONAL MONITORING PROGRAM IN POLAND T.P.1.95 NAWROCKA, Agnieszka; DURKALEC, CONTROL OF ANTHROPOGENIC Maciej; KMIECIK, Mirosława; EMISSIONS AND METEOROLOGY ON PACIOREK, Aleksandra; POSYNIAK, VARIATIONS IN HG DEPOSITION OVER Andrzej LAKE VS LAND SURFACE IN UPSTATE NEW YORK T.P.2.2 YE, Zhuyun; MAO, Hui ng; DRISCOLL, TOTAL MERCURY Charles T. BIOACCUMULATION IN TISSUES OF

TUESDAY / P TUESDAY WILD CERVIDS: RESULTS OF THE T.P.1.96 NATIONAL MONITORING PROGRAM USING ICE AND SEDIMENT CORES IN POLAND TO QUANTIFY CLIMATE-WARMING DURKALEC, Maciej; NAWROCKA, INDUCED INPUTS OF LEGACY Agnieszka; KMIECIK, Mirosława; MERCURY TO LAKE HAZEN, PACIOREK, Aleksandra; POSYNIAK, NUNAVUT Andrzej LEMIRE, Danielle; LEHNHERR, Igor; DE SILVA, Amila; YOUNG, Cora; T.P.2.3 CRISCITIELLO, Alison; KIRK, Jane; ACCUMULATION AND DISTRIBUTION VARTY, Stephanie OF MERCURY IN TRICHOLOMA SP. MUSHROOM SPECIES COLLECTED IN T.P.1.97 CROATIA AND POLAND THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ŠIRIĆ, Ivan; FALANDYSZ, Jerzy ON METHYLMERCURY IN BOREAL PEATLANDS T.P.2.4 PIERCE, Caroline; PSARSKA, Sona; METHYLMERCURY EXPOSURE FROM BROZOWSKI, James; SEBESTYEN, FISH CONSUMPTION IN WOMEN Stephen; KOLKA, Randall; GRIFFITHS, OF CHILDBEARING AGE IN AYAPEL, Natalie; KARWIN, Diana; NATER, COLOMBIA Edward; TONER, Brandy MARRUGO-NEGRETE, José Luis; RUÍZ-GUZMAN, Javier; GOMÉZ- T.P.1.98 CORRALES, Pamela; CALAO-RAMOS, MERCURY EXPORT AND TRANSPORT Clelia; MARRUGO-MADRID, Siday; IN A GLACIERIZED MOUNTAIN DIEZ, Sergi ENVIRONMENT AND THEIR

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T.P.2.5 OF MAINE, USA MERCURY IN FOREST SOIL AND FUNGI BUCKMAN, Kate; TAYLOR, Vivien; CHEN, NEAR THE LOCAL NON-FERROUS Celia FOUNDRY SABA, Martyna; FALANDYSZ, Jerzy T.P.2.10 EFFECT OF THE ROUND GOBY T.P.2.6 INVASION ON FISH MERCURY ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT OF BIOACCUMULATION IN ONEIDA LAKE, RESERVOIR MONITORING: NEW YORK, USA METHYLMERCURY UPTAKE AND RAZAVI, N. Roxanna; JACKSON, POTENTIAL DOWNSTREAM James R.; VANDEVALK, Anthony J.; TRANSPORT BROOKING, Thomas E.; MICHELS, MCCARTHY, James H.; GOSSE, Noland; PATERSON, Gordon; DRISCOLL, Ma hew; KIDD, Karen; CURRY, Allen Charles T.; CLECKNER, Lisa B.

T.P.2.7 T.P.2.11 TOTAL MERCURY IN HUMAN HAIR M2B DATABASE: MERCURY IN FOUR RIVERSIDE POPULATIONS, CONCENTRATION IN AMAZON, BRAZIL MEDITERRANEAN BIOTA / P TUESDAY NAKA, Karytta Sousa; QUEIROZ, Thaís CINNIRELLA, Sergio; BRUNO, Delia Karolina Lisboa de; CHAGAS, Brenda Evelina; PIRRONE, Nicola; HORVAT, Rodrigues; SILVA, Bárbara Carolina Milena; ŽIVKOVIĆ, Igor; EVERS, David Pereira da; JESUS, Iracina Maura de; C.; JOHNSON, Sarah M.; SUNDERLAND, CÂMARA, Volney de Magalhães; LIMA, Elsie Marcelo de Oliveira T.P.2.12 T.P.2.8 MERCURY IN ITALIAN BOTTLED EVALUATION OF THE WATER: ULTRA-TRACE BIOACCUMULATION KINETICS DETERMINATION AND EVALUATION OF TOXIC METALS IN FISH (A. OF INTAKE USING A HEALTH RISK BRASILIENSIS) AND ITS APPLICATION ASSESSMENT APPROACH ON MONITORING OF COASTAL VARDÈ, Massimiliano; CAIRNS, Warren ECOSYSTEMS R.L.; SERVIDIO, Alessandro; VESPASIANO, VIEIRA, Tha anne; RODRIGUES, Ana Giovanni; COFONE, Franco; ROSSELLI, Paula; AMARAL, Petrus; VASQUES, Annalisa; DI TRAGLIA, Mario; APOLLARO, Ricardo; MALM, Olaf; SILVA-FILHO, Carmine; PASTI, Luisa; CAVAZZINI, Emmanoel; GODOY, José; MACHADO, Alberto; PROCOPIO, Antonio Wilson; DOS SANTOS, Alejandra; BIDONE, Edison T.P.2.13 MERCURY IS A GLOBAL CONTAMINANT T.P.2.9 IN COMMERCIAL CAT AND DOG MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS FOODS IN COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT DUNHAM-CHEATHAM, Sarrah; VARGAS FISHERIES SPECIES IN THE GULF ESTRADA, Margarita; LUIPPOLD, Adriel; SEXAUER GUSTIN, Mae

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T.P.2.14 BIFFI, Daniella; LOPEZ-MOBILIA, Andrea; MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS IN KELEZ, Shaleyla; WILLIAMS, Dean; FISHES FROM THE UPPER PARANA CHUMCHAL, Ma hew; WEINBURGH, RIVER BASIN, BRAZIL Molly GREEN, Corey S.; HOEINGHAUS, David J.; AGOSTINHO, Angelo A.; GOMES, Luiz T.P.2.19 C.; CHUMCHAL, Ma hew M.; ROBERTS, MERCURY IN STIR-FRIED IN DEEP OIL Aaron P. AND UNCOOKED MUSHROOMS FALANDYSZ, Jerzy; DRYŻAŁOWSKA, T.P.2.15 Anna; WANG, Yuanzhong; ZHANG, Ji TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL TRENDS IN MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS IN GULL T.P.2.20 EGGS FROM THE IBERIAN PENINSULA MERCURY IN RAW AND PEREIRA, M. Glória; LAWLOR, Alan TRADITIONALLY COOKED MUSHROOMS FROM THE T.P.2.16 MERCURIFEROUS BELT TRACE DETERMINATION OF FALANDYSZ, Jerzy; ZHANG, Ji; ZHANG, METHYLMERCURY IN NON- Xue; MĘDYK, Małgorzata TUESDAY / P TUESDAY PIGMENTED, RED, AND BLACK RICE USING SOLID PHASE EXTRACTION T.P.2.21 HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID SIMULATED HUMAN EXPOSURE TO CHROMATOGRAPHY COLD METHYLMERCURY IN POTENTIAL VAPOR ATOMIC FLUORESCENCE CONSUMERS OF SPINY DOGFISH SPECTROMETRY SQUALUS ACANTHIAS HARVESTED IN MANORUT, Parinda; FELDMANN, Jörg; SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND WATERS KRUPP, Eva BAUMANN, Zofi a; MAYNARD, George

T.P.2.17 T.P.2.22 EXAMINING DYNAMICS AND ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE SOURCES OF ELEVATED MERCURY GOLD MINING IN ZIMBABWE: EXPOSURE IN AMAZONIAN IDENTIFICATION OF CHRONIC INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS IN MANU INORGANIC MERCURY NATIONAL PARK, MADRE DE DIOS, INTOXICATION PERU MAMBREY, Viola; RAKETE, Stefan; FERNANDEZ, Luis E.; VEGA, Claudia TOBOLLIK, Myriam; SHOKO, Dennis; M.; GONZALEZ, David J.X.; CHHABRIA, MOYO, Dingani; SCHUTZMEIER, Paul; Raveena; HAFZALLA, George; STECKLING-MUSCHACK, Nadine; CULQUICHICON, Carlos; LESCANO, BOSE-O'REILLY, Stephan Andres G. (Willy); SILVA, Juvenal; MUJICA, Oscar; HOOPS, Hauke; T.P.2.23 SANDERS, John W. REDUCTION OF THE USE OF DENTAL AMALGAM IN THE CABINETS OF THE T.P.2.18 CITY OF COTONOU IN BENIN (WEST MISLABELING AND MERCURY AFRICA) CONTENT IN SEAFOOD IN PERU ADETONAH, Sounkoura; TOFFA, Joelle

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T.P.2.25 CULTIVATION AND THE MECHANISM MERCURY IN BLOOD AS BIOMARKER OF MEHG ACCUMULATION IN RICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE FROM GRAIN INDUSTRIAL POLUTANTS IN AMAZON KODAMATANI, Hitoshi; HAMASUNA, CHAGAS, Brenda Rodrigues; SILVA, Shintaro; HONDA, Kana; YOKOTA, Barbara Caroline Pereira da; NAKA, Kary a Takahisa; ICHITANI, Katsuyuki; KANZAKI, Sousa; QUEIROZ, Thaís Karolina Lisboa de; Ryo; TOMIYASU, Takashi MENDES, Lorena de Cássia dos Santos; JESUS, Iracina Maura de; CÂMARA, Volney T.P.2.31 de Magalhães; LIMA, Marcelo de Oliveira RISK ASSESSMENT FOR HUMAN HEALTH: MERCURY CONCENTRATION T.P.2.26 IN HAIR ASSOCIATED WITH FISH INTAKE HIGH METHYLMERCURY EXPOSURE IN MATO GROSSO, BRAZIL IN HUMANS: A CONCERN FOR THE BATISTA, Hellen Catharine Silva; POPULATIONS OF THE AMAZON LÁZARO, Wilkinson Lopes; FUJIMURA, TRIPLE FRONTIER Masatake SILVA, Stephani Ferreira da; OLIVEIRA, Diomar Cavalcante; PEREIRA, João T.P.2.32

Paulo Góes; COSTA, Brenda Natasha MERCURY IN TRADITIONAL TIBETAN / P TUESDAY Souza; CASTRO, Simone Pinto; SÁ, Aline MEDICINE: A STUDY OF CHEMICAL Barreto; SOUSA, Aderson Victor Santos SPECIATION AND BIOACCESSIBILITY de; FILHO, Francisco Áureo Noronha; CHENG, Menghan; LIU, Maodian; HE, LIMA, Marcelo de Oliveira Yipeng; GE, Shidong; XIE, Han; YU, Chenghao; WANG, Xuejun T.P.2.27 MERCURY BIOACESSIBILITY IN T.P.2.33 SHRIMPS MARKETED IN THE AMAZON, EFFECTS OF MERCURY POLLUTION AND BRAZIL DEFORESTATION FROM ARTISANAL ALMEIDA, Helena Pereira; LIMA, Marcelo AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING ON de Oliveira; COSTA, Brenda Natasha Souza PEAT SWAMP FOREST ECOSYSTEMS IN CENTRAL KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA T.P.2.28 DZIELSKI, Sarah; RAZAVI, N. Roxanna HUMAN HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT OF EXPOSURE TO INDOOR MERCURY T.P.2.34 VAPOUR IN A GHANAIAN ARTISANAL MERCURY IN DENTAL AMALGAM: A SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING GLOBAL POLLUTANT COMMUNITY TIBAU, Anita; GRUBE, DMD, Blanche GYAMFI, Opoku; ANSAH, Eugene; DARKO, Godfred; BORGEN SORENSON, T.P.2.35 Peter; NKRUMAH, Kwame AQUACULTURE, STOCKING & MERCURY – CAN FISH INTRODUCTIONS BE A T.P.2.30 DRIVER OF MEHG CYCLING IN AQUATIC BEHAVIOR OF MEHG PRODUCTION ECOSYSTEMS? IN A HG(II) ION SPIKED PADDY FIELD HANSSON, Sophia V.; BANK, Michael S. SOIL DURING MULTI-YEAR RICE

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T.P.2.36 T.P.3.3 SPECIATION OF MERCURY IN FISH, A PILOT SCALE REMEDIATION WATER AND SEDIMENT FROM METHOD FOR A MERCURY POLLUTED PONDS IN ARTISANAL AND SMALL SOIL WITH A MERCURY RESISTANT SCALE GOLD MINING COMMUNITIES ACIDITHIOBACILLUS FERROOXIDANS OF SOUTH WESTERN GHANA STRAIN MON-1 TULASI, Delali; GAČNIK, Jan; FAJON, NEGISHI, Atsunori; SUGIO, Tsuyoshi; Vesna; ŽIVKOVIĆ, Igor; ADOTEY, Dennis TAKEUCHI, Fumiaki K.; SERFOR-ARMAH, Yaw; HORVAT, Milena T.P.3.5 UTILIZING UNMANNED AERIAL T.P.2.37 SYSTEMS TO RAPIDLY ASSESS MERCURY IN SKIN-LIGHTENING HAZARDS AT ABANDONED MERCURY COSMETICS: A MERCURY TEST KIT AND MINES A SURVEY IN THAILAND THOMS, Bryn; YOUNG, Howard CHOMNGAM, Sinchai; TANTIPANJAPORN, Ajcharapan; T.P.3.6 KONGSAEREE, Palangpon INVESTIGATING SUSTAINABLE TUESDAY / P TUESDAY ADSORBENTS FOR MERCURY T.P.2.38 POLLUTION IN INDONESIA CAUSED BY MERCURY HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT SMALL-SCALE ARTISANAL MINING DURING SPILL ACCIDENT IN MONGOLIA BAILES, Imogen; ALLEN, Tegan; SURENJAV, Unursaikhan; TSOGTBAYAR, GREENWELL, Hugh Christopher; Oyu; SODNOM, Yunden; NAYANTAI, ISMAWATI, Yuyun Enkhtuya; GANBOLD, Uyanga; TUMURBAATAR, Oyungerel; T.P.3.7 TSEVEGSUREN, Anand; OCHIRPUREV, PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF Ariuntuya; VANYA, Delgermaa HYDROXYAPATITE-BASED SORBENTS FOR GASEOUS MERCURY CAPTURE T.P.3.1 AND STABILIZATION: FROM SYNTHESIS TOTAL MERCURY DISTRIBUTION IN TO PELLETING DIFFERENT CROPS AT WANSHAN DE RESENDE, Neuman S.; CAMARGO, MERCURY MINING AREA, CHINA: Carla L. M.; SALIM, Vera M. M. IMPLICATION FOR MANAGING MERCURY RISK T.P.3.8 XIA, Jicheng; FENG, Xinbin; WANG, Jianxu MERCURY RECOVERY FROM MERCURY- CONTAINING WASTES USING A PILOT- T.P.3.2 SCALE THERMAL PROCESS A MODEL FOR BLACK CARBON CHO, Soojin; LEE, Eun-Song; BACK, EFFICACY IN SEDIMENT AND SOIL Seung-Ki; SEO, Yong-Chil MERCURY REMEDIATION GILMOUR, Cynthia; GHOSH, Upal; T.P.3.9 SANDERS, James; DRISCOLL, Susan; USING SELECTIVE SEQUENTIAL SCHWARTZ, Grace; BROWN, Steven EXTRACTION AND SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS TO DETERMINE INSOLUBLE

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MERCURY SPECIES IN HIGH LEVEL T.P.3.15 RADIOACTIVE WASTE DEPTH DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL BANNOCHIE, Christopher J.; AND METHYL- MERCURY IN SOILS WILMARTH, William R.; GARCIA- FROM SMALL SCALE AND ARTISANAL STRICKLAND, Patrick GOLD MINING COMMUNITIES OF THE PRESTEA-HUNI VALLY DISTRICT, T.P.3.10 GHANA MERCURY ACCUMULATION AND BIO- TULASI, Delali; FAJON, Vesna; ADOTEY, TRANSPORTATION IN WETLAND Dennis K.; SERFOR-ARMAH, Yaw; BIOTA AFFECTED BY GOLD MINING HORVAT, Milena MBANGA, Odwa T.P.3.16 T.P.3.11 VSL’S NOVEL PRIMARY MERCURY REMOVAL OF MERCURY BY IONIC VAPOR GENERATOR VERSUS THE BELL- LIQUIDS-FUNCTIONALIZED SILICA: JAR EFFICIENCY AND ECOTOXICOLOGICAL DE KROM, Iris ASSESSMENT HENRIQUES, Bruno; ALMEIDA, Raquel; T.P.3.17 FIGUEIRA, Paula; ROCHA, Luciana; A CRITICAL STUDY OF THE THERMAL / P TUESDAY COSTA, Silvana; NEVES, Márcia; DESORPTION TECHNIQUE FOR THE FREITAS, Rosa; FREIRE, Mara; PEREIRA, IDENTIFICATION OF MERCURY SPECIES Eduarda LOPEZ ANTON, M. Antonia; MARTINEZ TARAZONA, M. Rosa T.P.3.12 THE ELIMINATION OF INDUSTRIAL T.P.3.18 MERCURY POLLUTION IN TRACING MERCURY MOBILITY AND KAZAKHSTAN UNDER THE PROJECT DISTRIBUTION IN THE ABBADIA SAN "CLEANUP OF THE NURA RIVER" SALVATORE LEGACY MERCURY MINE KAMBEROV, Irken; DYUSSEMBAYEV, AREA USING MERCURY ISOTOPE Sanzhar; SCHWAIGER, Fritz; RATIOS AND CONCENTRATIONS NUSSBAUMER, Manfred PRIBIL, Michael; RIMONDI, Valen na; COSTAGLIOLA, Pilario; LATTANZI, T.P.3.14 Pierfranco (Piero); RUTHERFORD, Danny AVAILABILITY OF A SIMPLE AND SMALL MERCURY MEASURING DEVICE, QCM- T.P.3.19 HG FOR MERCURY MEASUREMENT IN-SITU CAPTURE OF MERCURY IN IN AN ARTISANAL AND SMALL GOLD COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS USING MINING AREA AND GOLD DEALING HIGH SURFACE ENERGY FLY ASH SHOP ZHANG, Yongsheng; MEI, Dongqian; MARUMOTO, Kohji; NODA, Kazutoshi; WANG, Tao; PAN, Wei-ping PAULO GÓES, João; DE OLIVEIRA LIMA, Marcelo; DE JESUS, Iracina Maura; MARUMOTO, Masumi; AKAGI, Hirokatsu;

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DETAILED PROGRAMME POSTER Thursday, September 12th

R.P.1.1 R.P.1.7 HIGH RESOLUTION ATMOSPHERIC AIR MERCURY VARIABILITY AT MERCURY EMISSION INVENTORIES OF LISTVYANKA STATION, SIBERIA CHINESE CEMENT PLANTS OF 2007 MASHYANOV, Nikolay; CINNIRELLA, AND 2015: TEMPORAL TREND AND Sergio SPATIAL VARIATION CAI, Xingrui; CAI, Bofeng; WANG, Xuejun R.P.1.8 TRENDS IN ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY R.P.1.2 FRACTIONS AND WET MERCURY HOW IMPORTANT IS BIOMASS DEPOSITION ACROSS THE UNITED BURNING IN CANADA TO MERCURY STATES CONTAMINATION? OLSON, Connor FRASER, Annemarie; DASTOOR, Ashu; RYJKOV, Andrei R.P.1.9 A NEW APPROACH TO NUMERICAL R.P.1.4 SIMULATION OF THE GLOBAL FIVE-YEAR TRENDS AND MONSOON- MERCURY CYCLE BASED ON THE FACILITATED TRANSBOUNDARY MODEL FOR PREDICTION ACROSS TRANSPORT OF ATMOSPHERIC SCALES MERCURY AT A HIGH-ALTITUDE BULLOCK, Orren; SCHMELTZ, David BACKGROUND SITE IN SOUTHWESTERN CHINA R.P.1.10 ZHANG, Hui; FU, Xuewu; WANG, Xun; ASSESSING MERCURY AIR LEVELS FENG, Xinbin USING PASSIVE AIR SAMPLERS (PASS) AS PART OF THE GMOS NETWORK IN R.P.1.5 THE FRAMEWORK OF THE UNEP GEF FAST PHOTOCHEMICAL DEPLETION PROJECT OF TOTAL GASEOUS MERCURY AFTER SPROVIERI, Francesca; NACCARATO, SUNRISE OBSERVED IN THE POLLUTED A lio; FINO, Alessandra; MACAGNANO, THURSDAY / P THURSDAY COASTAL MARINE BOUNDARY LAYER Antonella; ZAMPETTI, Emiliano; PAPA, ABOVE HONG KONG Paolo; AVOSSA, Joshua; TASSONE, LI, Tao; WANG, Yan; MAO, Hui ng; Antonella; MARTINO, Maria; MORETTI, WANG, Zhe Sacha; PIRRONE, Nicola R.P.1.11 R.P.1.6 ARE ZINC SULPHIDES AN IMPORTANT EXPERIMENTAL RAINWATER HG SOURCE OF HG AS A POLLUTANT IN SPECIATION AND PHOTOREDUCTION MINING ENVIRONMENTS? RATES IN THE PRESENCE OF HALOGENS AND ORGANIC CARBON ESBRÍ, JoseMaria; CRESPO, Elena; SÁNCHEZ-DONOSO, Ramón; GARCÍA- YANG, Xu; JISKRA, Mar n; E. SONKE, LORENZO, MariLuz Jeroen

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MARTÍN-DUQUE, JoséFrancisco; R.P.1.17 HIGUERAS, Pablo ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY OVER POLAND. THE RESULTS OF LONG- R.P.1.12 TERM AUTOMATIC MEASUREMENTS APPLICATION OF PASSIVE AIR IN SELECTED INDUSTRIAL AND RURAL SAMPLERS FOR ATMOSPHERIC LOCATIONS MERCURY RESEARCH: LOCAL PYTA, Halina; PAWŁOWSKI, Marek LANDSCAPE EFFECTS, VERTICAL GRADIENTS, AND DEPOSITION AT R.P.1.18 LAKES WITH DIFFERENT FISH-HG CHARACTERIZATION AND DYNAMIC CONCENTRATIONS OXIDATION OF ATMOSPHERIC CIZDZIEL, James; JEON, Byunggwon MERCURY IN AN IRON-STEEL INDUSTRY IN YANGTZE RIVER DELTA, R.P.1.13 CHINA DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION HAN, Deming; WANG, Shuxiao; WU, OF A COST-EFFICIENT MONITORING Qingru; CHENG, Jinping; TANG, Yi; WEN, METHOD FOR THE ESTIMATION OF Minneng; LI, Guolinag MERCURY DEPOSITION IN FORESTS KOENIG, Nils; KRINNINGER, Michael R.P.1.19 CHARACTERIZATIONS AND GAS- R.P.1.14 PARTICLE PARTITIONING OF OXIDIZED ASSESSMENT AND ESTABLISH OF MERCURY AT A TROPICAL MOUNTAIN TOTAL MERCURY BACKGROUND SITE DOWNWIND OF THE EAST ASIAN LEVEL IN SOILS FROM DIFFERENT CONTINENT SITES IN LIBYA NGUYEN, Ly Sy Phu; SHEU, Guey-Rong; ELGAZALI, Abdelkarem; FELDMANN, LIN, Da-Wei; HSIAO, Ta-Chih; LIN, Neng- Jörg; Krupp, Eva M. Huei

R.P.1.15 R.P.1.20 ASSESSMENT OF THE PRESENT DATA QUALITY ASSESSMENT – MERCURY INPUT TO THE ALTAI PARALLEL CONTINUOUS MERCURY TERRITORY DURING WINTER PERIOD MEASUREMENT AT TWO LEVELS OF BASED ON HG CONCENTRATIONS IN TALL TOWER KŘEŠÍN, NAO KOŠETICE, SEASONAL SNOW COVER FOR 2014- CZECH REPUBLIC / P THURSDAY 2018 YEARS VÍTKOVÁ, Gabriela; KOMÍNKOVÁ, KAMARDINA, Valeria; EYRIKH, Stella; Kateřina; SZABÓ-TAKÁCS, Beáta; PAPINA, Tatyana MARTINA ČAMPULOVÁ, Mar na; HANUŠ, Vlas mil; HOLOUBEK, Ivan R.P.1.16 ASSESSMENT OF MAJOR R.P.1.21 ANTHROPOGENIC SOURCES DETERMINATION OF MERCURY IN AND EMISSIONS OF MERCURY IN INDOOR DUST OF TWO CITIES OF THE AFGHANISTAN NORTHERN REGION OF BRAZIL ASLAMY, Baktash SSILVA, Barbara Caroline Pereira Da; QUEIROZ, Thais Karolina Lisboa De; CHAGAS, Brenda Rodrigues; NAKA,

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Kary a Sousa; MENDES, Lorena De CRYOSPHERE OF WESTERN CHINA Cássia Dos Santos; LIMA, Marcelo De HUANG, Jie; KANG, Shichang Oliveira R.P.1.27 R.P.1.22 ILLUMINATING GASEOUS OXIDIZED ELEMENTAL AND OXIDIZED MERCURY MERCURY: BRHGONO PHOTOLYSIS IN AN AREA WITH ELEVATED LEADS TO INORGANIC HG(II) AND WINTERTIME OZONE ORGANOMERCURY COMPOUNDS ELGIAR, Tyler; LYMAN, Seth; LUIPPOLD, DIBBLE, Theodore; LAM, Khoa Addie; GUSTIN, Mae Sexauer; DUNHAM-CHEATHAM, Sarrah R.P.1.28 OBSERVATIONS OF SUMMERTIME R.P.1.23 OXIDIZED MERCURY IN THE QUANTIFYING THE IMPACT OF COLORADO FRONT RANGE, USA, METEOROLOGY ON ATMOSPHERIC USING A MODIFIED DUAL-CHANNEL MERCURY POLLUTION AT AN URBAN ANALYZER AND AUTOMATED SITE IN EASTERN CHINA USING A CALIBRATION SYSTEM GENERALIZED ADDITIVE MODEL GRATZ, Lynne; LYMAN, Seth; ZHOU, Peisheng SCHWANTES, Story; TAING, Melissa

R.P.1.24 R.P.1.30 VARIATION IN AMBIENT MERCURY INVESTIGATION OF ORGANIC LEVELS IN THE VICINITY OF COAL MATTER INTERFERENCES FOR LOW SEAM GAS EXTRACTION AND LEVEL HG PRE-CONCENTRATION POWER GENERATION FACILITIES IN TECHNIQUES RURAL AUSTRALIA: SEASONAL AND TATE, Michael; JANSSEN, Sarah; LEPAK, METEOROLOGICAL CONTROLS Ryan; ROSERA, Tylor; OGOREK, Jacob; MORRISON, Anthony; EDWARDS, DEWILD, John; BABIARZ, Christopher; Grant; NELSON, Peter; HOWARD, Dean; POULIN, Bre ; KRABBENHOFT, David POWELL, Jennifer; KEYWOOD, Melita; DUNNE, Erin; GUSTIN, Mae Sexauer R.P.1.31 COMPARISON BETWEEN R.P.1.25 DERIVATIZATION AND

THURSDAY / P THURSDAY INVESTIGATING THE INFLUENCE HYDRIDE GENERATION FOR OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON RAINFALL THE PRECISE DETERMINATION DISTRIBUTION AND MERCURY OF METHYLMERCURY Δ13C CONCENTRATIONS IN RAINWATER COMPOUND SPECIFIC-ISOTOPIC- COLLECTED AT CAPE POINT, SOUTH ANALYSIS BY PURGE-TRAP AFRICA GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY SOMERSET, Vernon; WALTERS, Chavon; COMBUSTION ISOTOPE RATIO MASS MKOLOLO, Thumeka; LABUSCHAGNE, SPECTROMETRY Casper; MARTIN, Lynwill LAGANE, Christelle; QUEIPO-ABAD, Silvia; RENEDO-ELIZALDE, Marina; R.P.1.26 POINT, David MERCURY GEOCHEMISTRY IN THE

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R.P.1.32 ROSERA, Tylor J.; JANSSEN, Sarah WHAT IS NEW IN THE WORLD OF E.; TATE, Michael T.; LEPAK, Ryan F.; NATURAL HG MINERAL SPECIES? HURLEY, James P.; KRABBENHOFT, CHRISTY, Andrew G.; DUNNING, Gail E.; David P. COX, Michael F. R.P.1.38 R.P.1.33 LONG – TERM STUDY OF ATMOSPHERIC AN IMPROVED AUTOMATED MERCURY DEPOSITION AT CALIBRATOR TO VERIFY ATMOSPHERIC MONITORING STATIONS IN LITHUANIA MERCURY MEASUREMENTS URBA, Andriejus; ŠAKALYS, Jonas O'NEIL, Trevor; LYMAN, Seth; ELGIAR, Tyler R.P.1.39 PECULIARITIES OF MERCURY R.P.1.34 DISTRIBUTION IN SHUNGITES PROFICIENCY TEST PT MUSHROOM POGAREV, Sergey; GANEEV, Alexander -TRACE ELEMENTS IN MUSHROOM FAJON, Vesna; HORVAT, Milena; R.P.1.40 ŽIVKOVIĆ, Igor; JAĆIMOVIĆ, Radojko; INTRODUCING UNRRMAS_2.0: KOTNIK, Jože IMPROVEMENTS FOR QUANTIFICATION AND R.P.1.35 IDENTIFICATION OF ATMOSPHERIC DETERMINATION OF REACTIVE MERCURY METHYLMERCURY IN SCOTTISH BIRDS LUIPPOLD, Adriel; GUSTIN, Mae OF PREY (RAPTORS) USING LC-PVG- Sexauer; DUNHAM-CHEATHAM, Sarrah AFS LANCASTER, Shaun; PENICHE, Gabriela; R.P.1.41 TAGGART, Mark; CORNS, Warren; DETERMINATION OF TOTAL HG FELDMANN, Jörg; KRUPP, Eva IN NATURAL WATERS AFTER AMALGAMATION OF HG2+ ON CU R.P.1.36 POWDER AND HG0 ON AUNPS APPLICATION OF DIFFUSIVE KALUMBA, Merimee; PANICHEV, GRADIENT IN THIN FILMS (DGT) Nikolay METHOD TO ASSESS BIOAVAILABLE HG IN ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL SOILS R.P.1.42 / P THURSDAY NGUYEN HUU, Viet; HAN, Seunghee EFFECTIVENESS OF DGT TECHNIQUE WITH OPEN AND RESTRICTED GELS R.P.1.37 IN PREDICTING MERCURY UPTAKE BY ISOLATION AND ISOTOPIC PLANTS DETERMINATION OF TURULL, Marta; FONTÀS, Clàudia; DÍEZ, METHYLMERCURY USING Sergi PRETREATMENT ACID EXTRACTION OR DISTILLATION COUPLED TO ANION- R.P.1.43 EXCHANGE CHROMATOGRAPHY FOR STUDY TO DETERMINE A RELIABLE BIOTA AND SEDIMENTS MERCURY ANALYSIS PROCEDURE ON

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SULFURNATED-PASSIVE SAMPLER R.P.1.49 TRAPS MERCURY METHYLATION AND AKEBI, Ryosuke; CHUA, Alvin METHYLMERCURY DEMETHYLATION IN SULPHATE-LIMITED AND R.P.1.44 SULPHATE-RICH BOREAL LAKE ANTAGONISTIC MECHANISM SEDIMENT BETWEEN MERCURY AND HUANG, Haiyong; RENNIE, Michael SELENIUM IN RICE (ORYZA SATIVA L.) MITCHELL, Carl P.J. STUDIED USING 1, 2-DIMENSIONAL ELECTROPHORESIS AND SR-XRF R.P.1.50 TECHNIQUES TOWARDS A SYSTEMS BIOLOGY GAO, Yuxi CHARACTERIZATION OF MERCURY- METHYLATING SYNTHETIC MODEL R.P.1.45 COMMUNITIES DESIGN AND DEVELOPING OF WILPISZESKI, Regina; PODAR, Mircea; PASSIVE SAMPLERS BASED ON SCHWARTZ, Grace; BROOKS, Sco ; NANOCOMPOSITE TIO2NPS/AUNPS WYMORE, Ann; GIONFRIDDO, Caitlin; MEMBRANES FOR TOTAL GASEOUS WALL, Judy; GILMOUR, Cynthia; ELIAS, MERCURY MONITORING Dwayne MACAGNANO, Antonella; AVOSSA, R.P.1.51 Joshua; PAPA, Paolo; DE CESARE, Fabrizio; SPROVIERI, Francesca; A SEDIMENT MICROCOSM STUDY PIRRONE, Nicola TO ASSESS HOW THE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF HG-METHYLATING R.P.1.46 MICROBES IMPACTS MEHG CERTIFIED REFERENCE MATERIALS AND ACCUMULATION INTER-LABORATORY COMPARISONS GILMOUR, Cynthia; GIONFRIDDO, FOR A GLOBAL MERCURY MONITORING Caitlin; WILPISZESKI, Regina; IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT SCHWARTZ, Grace; BROOKS, Sco ; VASILEVA, Emilia; AZEMARD, Sabine WASHBURN, Spencer; SOREN, Ally; BELL, Tyler; ELIAS, Dwayne R.P.1.47 FIT FOR PURPOSE ANALYTICAL R.P.1.52 DISTRIBUTION OF MERCURY-

THURSDAY / P THURSDAY PROCEDURES FOR DETERMINATION OF METHYL MERCURY IN SEAWATER CYCLING GENES IN THE ARCTIC AND AZEMARD, Sabine; VASILEVA, Emiliya EQUATORIAL PACIFIC OCEANS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO MERCURY R.P.1.48 SPECIATION DEVELOPMENT OF MESOPOROUS BOWMAN, Katlin; COLLINS, Eric; SILICA-GOLD FILMS FOR TRACE-LEVEL AGATHER, Alison; LAMBORG, Carl; MONITORING OF MERCURY IN WATER HAMMERSCHMIDT, Chad; KAUL, STOCK, Vivian; MUTSCHLER, Anna; Drish ; DUPONT, Christopher; LINDÉN, Mika; LEOPOLD, Kers n CHRISTENSEN, Geoff rey; ELIAS, Dwayne; PODAR, Mircea

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R.P.1.53 ANTHROPOGENIC HG EMISSION IN COMPARISON OF THE MERCURY PAKISTAN REACTIVITY IN TWO DEEP SEA HASHMI, Muhammad Zaff ar; ULLAH, CANYONS (CAPBRETON, ATLANTIC Kalim OCEAN AND MONTEREY, PACIFIC OCEAN) R.P.1.59 AZAROFF, Alyssa; LAMBORG, Carl; GEOTRACES INTERCALIBRATION LANCELEUR, Laurent; TESSIER, EXERCISES AND DEVELOPMENT Emmanuel; GUYONEAUD, Rémy; OF REFERENCE MATERIAL FOR THE MONPERRUS, Mathilde COMMUNITY DUFOUR, Aurelie; PETROVA, Mariia; R.P.1.54 DESGRANGES, Marie-Maelle; KINETICS OF METHYLMERCURY ROBERTS, Magali; OURSEL, Benjamin; PRODUCTION IN PERIPHYTON AND MALENGROS, Deny; LAFFONT, Michel; SEDIMENTS FROM A CONTAMINATED BHAIRY, Nagib; GRENZ, Chris an; FRESHWATER STREAM HEIMBÜRGER-BOAVIDA, Lars-Eric SCHWARTZ, Grace; MULLER, Katherine; R.P.1.60 OLSEN, Todd; BROOKS, Sco TOTAL HG IN SAMPLES FROM CEMENT PRODUCTION USING PYROLYSIS R.P.1.55 COUPLED TO AAS – METHOD PROGRESS TOWARDS VALIDATION UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF HGCAB IN HG-METHYLATION IN PURE BERISHA, Sabina; KOTNIK, Jože; LJUBIČ CULTURES AND IN THE ENVIRONMENT MLAKAR, Tanja; HORVAT, Milena ELIAS, Dwayne R.P.1.61 METHOD DEVELOPMENT FOR TOTAL R.P.1.56 MERCURY AND MERCURY SPECIES TRACEABLE DETERMINATION OF DETERMINATION IN SORBENT TRAP GASEOUS ELEMENTAL MERCURY MATERIALS OF RELEVANCE TO USING IMPREGNATED ACTIVATED ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING COAL AS AN EFFICIENT TRAPPING PETROV, Panayot SORBENT ZIVKOVIC, Igor; BERISHA, Sabina; R.P.1.62

KOTNIK, Joze; GACNIK, Jan; HORVAT, A UNIQUE INTERACTIVE / P THURSDAY Milena NANOSTRUCTURE KNITTING BASED PASSIVE SAMPLER ADSORBENT AT R.P.1.57 THE MICROSCALE FOR TRACE LEVEL A STUDY ON THE MONITORING OF HG2+ IN WATER SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC ANALYSIS CHOUHAN, Raghuraj; FAJON, Vesna; OF HG(II) USING DITHIZONE UNDER ŽIVKOVIĆ, Igor; PAVLIN, Majda; CONDITIONS PERTINENT TO HG(II) BERISHA, Sabina; HORVAT, Milena REDUCTION IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS KOCHER, Lesta; ZHANG, Hong R.P.1.63 TRACEABILITY OF MERCURY R.P.1.58 CHLORIDE PERMEATION TUBES FOR SPATIOTEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE CALIBRATION OF GAS PHASE

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OXIDIZED HG MEASUREMENT RYZHOV, Vladimir; POGAREV, Serguei; SYSTEMS MÖSELER, Reinhold; RAJAMÄKI, Timo CORNS, Warren; ALLEN, Jasmina; ROGERS, Tony; DE FEO, Gianmarco; R.P.2.1 DEXTER, Ma hew HUMAN BIOMONITORING IN NORTHERN CANADA: ASSOCIATIONS R.P.1.64 AMONG CONTAMINANT AND SOLUBILITY AND OXIDATION OF NUTRIENT BIOMARKERS ELEMENTAL HG IN KCL TRAPPING PACKULL-MCCORMICK, Sara; RATELLE, SOLUTIONS USED FOR THE Mylene; NAPENAS, Jean; TANG, Furong; DETERMINATION OF OXIDIZED HG IN CHAURASIA, Ashok; SWANSON, Heidi; FLUE GAS. LAIRD, Brian DE FEO, Gianmarco; DEXTER, Ma hew; CORNS, Warren R.P.2.4 MATERNAL MERCURY LEVELS: R.P.1.65 MEASURING VARIATION BETWEEN MEASUREMENT OF OXIDISED AND WITHIN INDIVIDUALS DURING MERCURY IN GAS PHASE PREGNANCY EMISSIONS AND THE ATMOSPHERE: RAND, Ma hew; JAWORSKI, Elaine; UNCERTAINTY BUDGETS FOR THORNBURG, Loralei CALIBRATION GAS SOURCES DEXTER, Ma hew; CORNS, Warren R.P.2.5 THE APPLICATION OF R.P.1.66 TWO MINIMALLY INVASIVE MICROSAMPLING METHODS FOR NOVEL PLASMA OXIDIZED MERCURY MERCURY BIOMONITORING IN SOURCE ARTISANAL GOLD MINING AREAS IN KOTNIK, Jože; ŽIVKOVIĆ, Igor; GAČNIK, ZIMBABWE Jan; JUROV, Andrea; CVELBAR, Uroš; RAKETE, Stefan; MAMBREY, Viola; HORVAT, Milena SHOKO, Dennis; MOYO, Dingani; STECKLING-MUSCHAK, Nadine; BOESE- R.P.1.67 O'REILLY, Stephan TESTING OF AU AND AU-PT COATED AL2O3 MERCURY R.P.2.6

THURSDAY / P THURSDAY PRECONCENTRATION TRAPS VALIDATION OF METHOD KOTNIK, Jože; ŽIVKOVIĆ, Igor; FOR METHYL MERCURY SHLYAPNIKOV, Yaroslav; HORVAT, DETERMINATION IN BLOOD BY Milena LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY – INDUCTIVE COUPLED PLASMA MASS R.P.1.68 SPECTROMETRY SYSTEM FOR THE SIMULTANEOUS ARIFFIN, Nazirah; CHIN, Teen Teen; MEASUREMENT OF TOTAL AHMAD, Annie Johanna; MOHD ELIAS, AND ELEMENTAL MERCURY Saliza; ABEDINLAH, Amirah CONCENTRATIONS IN THE FLOW OF THE OXIDIZED MERCURY GENERATOR R.P.2.8 SHOLUPOV, Serguei; IVANOV, Nikolay; DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN URINE

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AND HAIR REFERENCE MATERIALS R.P.2.13 FOR HUMAN BIOMONITORING OF METHYLMERCURY TARGETS MUSCLE MERCURY DEVELOPMENT HARAGUCHI, Koichi; SAKAMOTO, RAND, Ma hew; PRINCE, Lisa; Mineshi; MATSUYAMA, Akito; PEPPRIELL, Ashley; GUNDERSON, YAMAMOTO, Megumi; NAGASAKA, Jakob; VOROJEIKINA, Daria Hiromitsu; YOSHINAGA, Jun R.P.2.14 R.P.2.9 LOW LEVEL MERCURY EXPOSURE A NEW UNDERSTANDING OF SKIN AS AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY AN INDICATOR FOR HUMAN EXPOSED CHARACTERISTICS AMONG YOUNG TO METHYLMERCURY ADULTS GONG, Yu; NUNES, Luís; BU, Wenbo; EVSTAFEVA, Elena; TYMCHENKO, HUANG, Lei; ZHONG, Huan Svetlana; BOGDANOVA, Anna; BARANOVSKAYA, Nataliya R.P.2.10 CURRENT EFFECTS OF R.P.2.15 METHYLMERCURY ON HEALTH EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS ON AROUND MINAMATA THE HISTORICAL DATA OF HEALTH TAKAOKA, Shigeru EXAMINATION SURVEY CONDUCTED IN MINAMATA FROM 1975 TO 1981 R.P.2.11 HACHIYA, Noriyuki ASSOCIATIONS AND SIGNIFICANCE OF MERCURY LEVELS IN URINE, BLOOD R.P.2.17 AND HAIR IN A SPANISH HBM STUDY FASUDIL, A ROCK INHIBITOR, ESTEBAN LÓPEZ, Marta; CAÑAS, RECOVERS METHYLMERCURY- Ana; SOTO ANTONIO, Eva; RAMOS, INDUCED AXONAL DEGENERATION BY Juan José; PEDRAZA-DÍAZ, Susana; CHANGING MICROGLIAL PHENOTYPE BARTOLOMÉ, Mónica; MOTAS, Miguel; IN RATS GONZÁLEZ, Juana; PÄRT, Peter; FUJIMURA, Masatake; USUKI, Fusako; CASTAÑO, Argelia NAKAMURA, Atsushi

R.P.2.12 R.P.2.18

THE ASSOCIATION OF PRENATAL GENETIC MECHANISMS UNDERLYING / P THURSDAY AND POSTNATAL EXPOSURE METHYLMERCURY TOLERANCE AND TO HEAVY METALS INCLUDING SUSCEPTIBILITY: EVIDENCE FROM THE METHYLMERCURY AND LEAD WITH SEYCHELLES CHILD DEVELOPMENT CHILD DEVELOPMENT IN TOHOKU STUDY. STUDY OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT RAND, Ma hew; STRAIN, J.J.; DAVIDSON, Philip; SHAMLAYE, Conrad; TATSUTA, Nozomi; NAKAI, Kunihiko; MYERS, Gary; VAN WIJNGAARDEN, KASANUMA, Yuichi; IWAI-SHIMADA, Edwin; BROBERG, Karin Miyuki; SAKAMOTO, Mineshi; MURATA, Katsuyuki; SATOH, Hiroshi R.P.2.20 A CRITICAL REVIEW OF MERCURY- SELENIUM INTERACTIONS AND THEIR

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RELATIONSHIP TO TOXICITY RISK IN R.P.2.26 AQUATIC FOOD WEBS MERCURY LEVELS IN INVASIVE GERSON, Jacqueline; BRANDT, Jessica; LIONFISH, PTEROIS SPP. EAGLES-SMITH, Collin; BERNHARDT, (SCORPAENIDAE), FROM THE Emily; WALTERS, David CARIBBEAN COAST OF COLOMBIA CABARCAS-MONTALVO, María; R.P.2.21 ACOSTA-COLEY, Isabel; SIERRA- EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT DOSES OF MARQUEZ, Lucellys; OLIVERO- MERCURY ON HOLM OAK SEEDLINGS VERBEL, Jesús; VALCÁRCEL, Camilo; RODRIGUEZ-ALONSO, Javier; SIERRA, DUQUE, Diego; MARTÍNEZ, Sebas án; María-José; LOMINCHAR, Miguel Ángel; BENAVIDES, Milena; MARRUGO, Milena MILLÁN, Rocio R.P.2.27 R.P.2.22 MERCURY IN FISH FROM U.S. MERCURY IN FUNGUS AMANITA NATIONAL PARKS – CONCENTRATIONS, MUSCARIA AT A DIFFERENT SOURCES, AND ECOLOGICAL RISK DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES FLANAGAN PRITZ, Colleen; EAGLES- FALANDYSZ, Jerzy; ZHANG, Ji SMITH, Collin; KRABBENHOFT, David; JANSSEN, Sarah; WILLACKER, James; R.P.2.23 ELLSWORTH, Alan; KING, Kerensa NONDIGESTIBLE OLIGOSACCHARIDE DECREASE TISSUE CONCENTRATION R.P.2.28 OF MERCURY AFTER FEATHERS OF ADÉLIE PENGUIN AS METHYLMERCURY EXPOSURE IN A TOOL FOR THE MONITORING OF MICE. TOTAL AND METHYL MERCURY IN THE ANTARCTIC ENVIRONMENT NAGANO, Masaaki; FUJIMURA, Masatake SOUZA, Juliana; KASPER, Daniele; SOARES, R.P.2.24 Tuany; CUNHA, Larissa; COSTA, Erli; DETERMINANTS OF METHYLMERCURY NIEDZIELSKI, Przemysław; TORRES, João AND PCBS IN CORD BLOOD AND DHA Paulo IN MATERNAL BLOOD IN TOHOKU STUDY OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT R.P.2.29 TEMPORAL EVOLUTION OF MERCURY NAKAI, Kunihiko; TATSUTA, Nozomi; LEVELS IN THREE TROPICAL TUNA

THURSDAY / P THURSDAY NAKAMURA, Tomoyuki SPECIES IN THE SOUTH-WESTERN R.P.2.25 PACIFIC MERCURY AND MICROPLASTICS, TWO MÉDIEU, Anaïs; RECEVEUR, Aurore; POLLUTANTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POINT, David; GAUTHIER, Olivier; ALLAIN, CONCERN FROM A BAY IN THE Valérie; MENKES, Christophe E.; LORRAIN, CARIBBEAN: ENDANGERING HOT Anne SPOT FOR BIODIVERSITY? R.P.2.30 ACOSTA-COLEY, Isabel; CABARCAS- RELATING DIET AND HG EXPOSURE IN MONTALVO, Maria; MENDEZ-CUADRO, A GENERALIST SEABIRD Dario; RODRIGUEZ-CAVALLO, Erika; OLIVERO-VERBEL, Jesus ZORROZUA, Nere; ARIZAGA, Juan; SANPERA, Carola; CASTÈGE, Iker;

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R.P.2.31 R.P.2.37 RISK ASSESSMENT OF MERCURY MERCURY POLLUTION IN CONTAMINATION TO ECOSYSTEM IN DISTINCT GEOMORPHOLOGICAL AN OIL EXTRACTION FIELD COMPARTMENTS IMPACTED BY LIN, Yan; HE, Mei; SHAO, Bo; TIAN, Lei; MINING DAM BREAKING IN MARIANA LARSSEN, Thorjørn (MINAS GERAIS STATE, BRAZIL): TOXIC EFFECTS ON EARTHWORMS R.P.2.32 VEZZONE, Mariana; CESAR, Ricardo; SURVEY OF TOTAL MERCURY SERRANO, Aline; TEIXEIRA, Matheus; CONCENTRATION LEVELS IN LOURENÇO, Rodrigo; CASTILHOS, EGGSHELLS OF BLACK STORKS Zuleica; MARÇAL, Mônica ABOLA, Anda; BOGANS, Egils; SKUDRA, A s; GAVARE, Zanda; STRAZDS, Maris R.P.2.38 MERCURY EXPOSURE AND GENETIC R.P.2.33 ECOTOXICOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES RELATIVELY UNAFFECTED NESTING IN BLACKNOSE DACE, RHINICHTHYS SUCCESS OF TWO SONGBIRD SPECIES ATRATULUS, LIVING IN A IN HG MINING AND NON-MINING HISTORICALLY MERCURY POLLUTED AREAS OF GUIZHOU PROVINCE, RIVER CHINA ANATONE, Kayla; BAUMANN, Zofi a; SU, Tongping; QIU, Guangle; HE, Chao; HANSEN, Gunnar; COYLE, Claire; JIANG, Aiwu; GOODALE, Eben MASON, Robert; CHERNOFF, Barry

R.P.2.34 R.P.2.39 HG ELIMINATION BY THREE SIZE RECONSTRUCTING AVIAN MERCURY CLASSES OF GOLDFISH (CARASSIUS CONCENTRATIONS THROUGH TIME AURATUS) USING MUSEUM SPECIMENS FROM NEW YORK STATE LI, Jiajia DZIELSKI, Sarah; RAZAVI, N. Roxanna; R.P.2.35 TWINING, Cornelia; CLECKNER, Lisa; SPATIAL PATTERNS OF MERCURY ROHWER, Vanya

CONTAMINATION AND ASSOCIATED / P THURSDAY RISK TO PISCIVOROUS WADING BIRDS R.P.2.40 OF THE SOUTH CENTRAL UNITED LAND DISPOSAL OF DREDGED STATES SEDIMENTS FROM GUANABARA BAY (RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL): CHUMCHAL, Ma hew; DRENNER, Ray; SEASONAL VARIABILITY OF MERCURY GERSTLE, Christopher POLLUTION AND TOXIC EFFECTS ON EARTHWORMS R.P.2.36 RELEVANCE OF ACTIVE VEZZONE, Mariana; CESAR, Ricardo; BIOMONITORING OF MERCURY USING MONTE, Chris ane; SIQUEIRA, Danielle; FRESHWATER BIVALVES SERRANO, Aline; ABREU, Le cia; TEIXEIRA, Matheus; CASTILHOS, Zuleica; TEUNEN, Lies; DE JONGE, Maarten;

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R.P.2.41 R.P.2.46 POTENTIAL ECOLOGICAL RISK AND ELEVATED MERCURY MERCURY DISTRIBUTION IN BOTTOM CONCENTRATIONS IN THE NORTHERN SEDIMENTS FROM RODRIGO DE SAW-WHET OWL OF HAIDA GWAII FREITAS LAGOON (RIO DE JANEIRO, ARMSTRONG, Debbie; MORAN, BRAZIL) Jonathan; WIJDEVEN, Berry; HALDEN, VEZZONE, Mariana; CESAR, Ricardo; Norman; WANG, Feiyue WASSERMAN, Julio; DE CAMPOS, Tacio; POLIVANOV, Helena R.P.3.1 SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF MERCURY R.P.2.42 AND METHYLMERCURY IN COASTAL THE INVASIVE ALIEN RACCOON SOIL AND SEDIMENTS OF GADANI PROCYON LOTOR AS A BIOINDICATOR SHIPBREAKING AREA, PAKISTAN OF MERCURY CONTAMINATION IN AN KAKAR, Allauddin; NGUYEN, Liem; EUROPEAN RIPARIAN ECOSYSTEM MAHMOOD, Qaisar; JONSSON, Sofi KALISINSKA, Elzbieta; ŁANOCHA-ARENDARCZYK, Natalia R.P.3.2 TECHNICAL SCALE INVESTIGATIONS R.P.2.43 ON THE CONTROLLED STRIPPING STOPOVER DEPARTURE BEHAVIORS OF MERCURY IN WASTE WATER AND FLIGHT ORIENTATIONS OF TREATMENT SPRING-MIGRANT YELLOW-RUMPED HEIDEL, Barna; MASOOMI, Ida; WARBLERS (SETOPHAGA CORONATA) SCHMID, Marc Oliver EXPERIMENTALLY EXPOSED TO METHYLMERCURY R.P.3.3 SEEWAGEN, Chad L.; MA, Yanju; DECENTRAL TREATMENT OF MORBEY, Yolanda E.; GUGLIELMO, INDUSTRIAL MERCURY WASTES – IT´S Christopher G. NOT ROCKET SCIENCE! SCHMIDT, Reinhard R.P.2.44

THURSDAY / P THURSDAY GEOGRAPHIC VARIATION OF MERCURY R.P.3.4 IN BREEDING TIDAL MARSH SPARROWS STUDY ON THE ELEMENTAL MERCURY OF THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED ADSORPTION CHARACTERISTICS STATES AND MECHANISM OF IRON-BASED SAYERS, Christopher; BONTER, David MODIFIED BIOCHAR MATERIALS JIA, Li; FAN, Bao-guo; ZHENG, Xian-rong; R.P.2.45 QIAO, Xiao-lei; ZHAO, Rui; GUO, Jin-rong; VARIATION OF MERCURY ZHANG, Yong-qiang; JIN, Yan CONCENTRATION IN DIFFERENT TISSUES OF SPECTACLED CAIMAN R.P.3.5 (CAIMAN YACARE) IN THE BENI RIVER MERCURY REMOVAL FROM NATURAL BASIN LA PAZ-BOLIVIA WATERS USING EUCALYPTUS

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GLOBULUS BARK AS AN EFFICIENT TRANSBOUNDARY FLUXES OUT OF IN BIOSORBENT: MODELLING AND DIA VIA AIR AND WATER OPTIMIZATION BY RESPONSE SURFACE QURESHI, Asif; KUMAWAT, Divya; METHODOLOGY KAMATH, Divya PEREIRA, Eduarda; FABRE, Elaine; VALE, Carlos; SILVA, Carlos M. R.P.3.11 INFLUENCE OF OPERATING R.P.3.6 CONDITIONS ON MERCURY REMOVAL TREATMENT/RECOVERY OF MERCURY BY ACTIVATED CARBON INJECTION IN GUARDS AND ACTIVATED CARBON IN A PILOT-SCALE COAL-FIRED BOILER THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY AS WELL AS HUANG, Tianfang; DUAN, Yufeng; GENG, STABILISATION OF MERCURY AS HGS Xinze; XU, Yifan; WANG, Hu CHIFFLIER, Gabriel R.P.3.12 R.P.3.7 MERCURY CONCENTRATION AND STUDY OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOBILITY IN SOILS FROM THE AVAILABILITY OF MERCURY IN SOILS VICINITY OF AN INFORMAL E-WASTE FROM A CONTAMINATED AREA IN RECYCLING SITE, LAGOS, NIGERIA MINAS GERAIS, BRAZIL TOGIAS, Konstan nos; ANSELM, DO VALLE, Cláudia M.; DURÃO JÚNIOR, Oluwaseun H; CAVOURA, Olga; Walter A.; PALMIERI, Helena Eugênia DAVIDSON, Chris ne M.; OLUSEYI, L.; AQUINO BRANCO, Otávio Eurico; Temilola O.; OYEYIOLA, Aderonke O. CARVALHO FILHO, Carlos Alberto; FLEMING, Peter Marschall; EGREJA R.P.3.13 FILHO, Fernando B.; WINDMÖLLER, A PATENT LANDSCAPE OF MERCURY Cláudia C. DISPOSAL TECHNOLOGY BASED ON BIBLIOMETRIC R.P.3.8 LIU, Liyuan; GONG, Yue; CHEN, Yang; IMPACT OF ENRICHED CO2 AND ZHOU, Yunrui; JIANG, Xiaoming H2O ON MERCURY REMOVAL OVER MAGNETIC BIOCHAR IN OXYFUEL R.P.3.14 COMBUSTION ATMOSPHERE BENEFIT OF ULTRA-LOW TECHNICAL ZHOU, Yuming; ZHAO, Yongchun; TRANSFORMATION TO THE

ZHANG, Junying; ZHENG, Chuguang REDUCTION OF MERCURY EMISSION / P THURSDAY IN CHINA'S COAL-FIRED POWER R.P.3.9 PLANT: EVIDENCE FROM FIELD EFFECTS OF CL AND O SURFACE EXPERIMENT GROUPS OF BIOCHAR ON MERCURY WEN, Minneng; WU, Qingru; WANG, REMOVAL FROM FLUE GAS Shuxiao; LI, Zhijian; TANG, Yi; XU, Liwen; LUO, Jinjing ZOU, Jing; WU, Di; LIU, Kaiyun; REN, Yujia

R.P.3.10 R.P.3.15 IMPACTS OF EMISSION CONTROL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MINAMATA MEASURES ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONVENTION WITH RESPECT TO MERCURY BURDEN OF INDIA AND VINYL CHLORIDE MANUFACTURE IN

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CHINA: GOVERNMENT STRATEGY AND R.P.3.22 UNIDO PROJECT STATUS CONTRIBUTION OF CHINA’S “ULTRA- ZHOU, Yunrui; WILLIAM FRANCIS, Carroll; LOW EMISSION” POLICY ON SAVIGLIANO, Riccardo; ALHILALI, Smail ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY EMISSION REDUCTION OF THE POWER R.P.3.16 INDUSTRY MIGRATION AND TRANSFORMATION ZHU, Fahua; HU, Yun; MO, Hua; ZHANG, CHARACTERISTICS OF MERCURY IN A Ming; DUAN, Jiuxiang; ZHOU, Daobin; 600MW COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT ZHANG, Wenjie WITH ULTRA LOW EMISSION AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DEVICES R.P.3.23 XU, Yifan; DUAN, Yufeng; GENG, Xinze; NEW INSIGHT INTO SIMULTANEOUS HUANG, Tianfang; ZHAO, Shiling REMOVAL OF NO AND HG0 ON CEO2 MODIFIED V2O5/TIO2 CATALYST: R.P.3.18 A NITRATE PATHWAY FOR HG0 EFFECTS OF LOW TEMPERATURE OXIDATION ECONOMIZER AND AIR POLLUTION YANG, Yang; XU, Wenqing; WANG, Jian; CONTROL DEVICES ON MERCURY LI, Chaoqun; ZHU, Tingyu REMOVAL IN COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS R.P.3.24 ZHOU, Zijian; LIU, Xiaowei; XU, Minghou A HIGHLY RESOLVED MERCURY EMISSION INVENTORY OF GLOBAL R.P.3.19 THERMAL POWER PLANTS DENSITY FUNCTION THEORY STUDIES YAN, Liu; ZHANG, Qiang OF MODELING MN-V2O5-WO3/TIO2 SCR CATALYST IN LOW-TEMPERATURE R.P.3.25 FLUE GAS UNDER HG0 OXIDATION DUAL ROLES OF NANO-SULFIDE IN HE, Zhongli; DUAN, Yufeng; WEI, Qi; HU EFFICIENT REMOVAL OF ELEMENTAL Peng MERCURY FROM COAL COMBUSTION FLUE GAS WITHIN A WIDE R.P.3.20 TEMPERATURE RANGE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON MERCURY ZHAO, Jiexia; LI, Hailong REMOVAL AND REGENERATION OF SO2

THURSDAY / P THURSDAY MODIFIED ACTIVATED CARBON R.P.3.26 DUAN, Yufeng; DUAN, Yufeng; HU, Bin; EFFECT OF SELENIUM ON MERCURY ZHAO, Shilin; LI, Na; YAO, Ting; ZHAO, ADSORPTION OVER ACTIVATED Runlong CARBONS IN COAL COMBUSTION FLUE GAS R.P.3.21 QU, Wenqi CAN CO-FIRING OF BIOMASS TO COAL- FIRED POWER STATIONS REDUCE R.P.3.27 GLOBAL HG(0) EMISSIONS? DESIGN, MONITORING AND BROCZA, Flora M.; JONES, Jenny M.; OPTIMIZATION CONSIDERATIONS FOR MISHRA, Bhoopesh IN SITU REMEDIATION OF MERCURY AT FORMER CHLOR-ALKALI FACILITIES

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VLASSOPOULOS, Dimitri; ZHANG, Miao; R.P.3.33 BAGNULL, Steve; KEITH, David MERCURY-DRIVEN ECOTOXICOLOGICAL IMPACT OF A R.P.3.28 TEXTILE INDUSTRY WASTEWATER MERCURY SPECIATION AND REMOVAL ON MICROBIOME OF A RECEIVING BY MERCAWAYSM PROCESS IN THE FRESHWATER STREAM OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY ODUBANJO, Grace; OYETIBO, Ganiyu; HATAKEYAMA, Evan; PEINADO, ILORI, Ma hew Kenneth; COOPER, Russell R.P.3.34 R.P.3.29 NOVEL FE-ZSM-5 CATALYST FOR SUBCELLULAR DISTRIBUTION OF CATALYTIC OXIDATION OF ELEMENTAL MERCURY IN THE MACROPHYTE MERCURY IN THE PRESENCE OF NH3 ELEOCHARIS INTERSTINCTA LI, Jiayin; CHANG, Huazhen; ZHANG, PLANTED IN A VERTICAL WETLAND: A Jinsen; CHEN, Siyu MICROCOSM EXPERIMENT MARRUGO-NEGRETE, José Luis; R.P.3.35 URANGO-CARDENAS, Iván David; REMOVAL AND REDUCTION OF BURGOS-NUÑEZ, Saudith; PATERNINA- MERCURY IN GROUNDWATER BY URIBE, Roberth; MARRUGO-MADRID, PUMICE-SUPPORTED NANOSCALE Siday; ENAMORADO-MONTES, Germán ZEROVALENT IRON: EFFECTS OF Holland; DIEZ, Sergi DISSOLVED OXYGEN, NITRATE AND NATURAL ORGANIC MATTER R.P.3.30 QASIM, Ghulam Hussain; HAN, REHABILITATING MERCURY Seunghee; LEE, Woojin CONTAMINATED MINING LANDS IN COLOMBIA USING BIOCHAR R.P.3.36 RODRIGUEZ, Alfonso; BARDOS, Paul EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL STUDIES OF MERCURY REMOVAL BY R.P.3.31 ZNIN2S4 SORBENTS FROM FLUE GAS EFFECT OF SORBENTS ON MERCURY YU, Yingni; LIU, Jing; YANG, Yingju; METHYLATION AND METHYLMERCURY WANG, Zhen REMOVAL FROM WATER

MULLER, Katherine; BROOKS, Sco R.P.3.37 / P THURSDAY ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF R.P.3.32 ACTIVATED CARBON AMENDMENT DIFFUSIVE GRADIENT IN THIN AND TIDAL INUNDATION ON FILM (DGT) SAMPLERS AS A MERCURY AND METHYLMERCURY BIOMONITORING TOOL FOR HG PARTITIONING IN CONTAMINATED BIOACCUMULATION IN FRESHWATER MARSH SOILS: A MESOCOSM STUDY WETLANDS SCHWARTZ, Grace; BELL, Tyler; NEAL-WALTHALL, Natalia; HSU-KIM, MCBURNEY, Alyssa; VLASSOPOULOUS, Heileen Dimitri; BROWN, Steven; GILMOUR, Cynthia

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R.P.3.38 R.P.3.43 IN SITU DECORATED COPPER FOAM TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT OF A SMALL WITH COPPER SELENIDE AS A 3D HG-FREE GOLD PROCESSING PLANT MONOLITH MATERIAL FOR EFFICIENT IN COLOMBIA. SEQUESTRATION OF MERCURY CORREA, Melissa; VEIGA, Marcello YANG, Jianping; LI, Qin; YANG, Zequn; ZHU, Wenbing; QU, Wenqi; ZHANG, R.P.3.44 Mingguang; LI, Hailong A GLOBAL DATABASE OF MERCURY EMISSIONS FOR ARTISANAL AND R.P.3.40 SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING (ASGM) IS IT POSSIBLE TO CULTIVATE O'NEILL, Jennifer D.; TELMER, Dr. Kevin ENERGY CROP ON SOIL EXTREMELY CONTAMINATED WITH MERCURY? R.P.3.45 A POT EXPERIMENT PRELIMINARY ENHANCING STABILITY RESULTS AND ACCURACY IN DIRECT POGRZEBA, Marta; KRZYŻAK, Jacek; MERCURY ANALYSIS, IN VARIOUS RUSINOWSKI, Szymon; SZADA- MATRICES, VIA A DOUBLE BEAM BORZYSZKOWSKA, Alicja; MOŚ, Michał SPECTROPHOTOMETER. COLNAGHI, Giulio; CARNAROGLIO, R.P.3.41 Diego; BOSCHINI, Roberto; ROTA, IMMOBILIZATION OF MERCURY IN Gianpaolo; PAGGIO, Stefano CONTAMINATED SEDIMENT: AN ACTIVE CAPPING DEMONSTRATION IN HYEONGSAN RIVER ESTUARY, SOUTH KOREA BAILON, Mark Xavier; PARK, Minoh; PARK, Byungbae; REIBLE, Danny; HONG, Yongseok

R.P.3.42 MERCURY MOBILIZATION FROM CONTAMINATED CREEK BANK SOILS AND STABILIZATION USING

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THE LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD IN MERCURY RESEARCH This award was established in 2011 to celebrate and recognize select individuals who have made extraordinary life me achievements in mercury research, mentoring, and/or contribu ons to governmental policy and public outreach. The Scien fi c Steering Commi ee for the 14th Interna onal Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant ICMGP 2019 is pleased to congratulate this year’s recipient for the Kathryn R. Mahaff ey Life me Achievement Award in Mercury Research, Dr. Milena Horvat.

Dr. Milena Horvat is currently a Head of the Department of Environmental Sciences at the Jožef Stefan Ins tute (www.environment.si) and she is also a Dean of the Interna onal Postgraduate School Jožef Stefan (www.mps.si).

She graduated from the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia in 1989 of the fi eld of analy cal chemistry. During her post doc period she spend a short me at Brooks Rand Ltd. in Sea le, USA and con nued her work in UN IAEA Marine Environment Laboratory in the Principality of Monaco. The UN environment opened her interna onal collabora ons world-wide. Upon return to her home country in 1996 she took over the a posi on of the Head of newly established Department of Environmental Sciences at the Jožef Stefan Ins tute.

Her research accomplishments have touched virtually all aspects of Hg environmental chemistry and cycling. These include the development of novel and highly sensi ve analy cal techniques applied to all environmental matrices and which have been founda onal in methodologies codifi ed by government agencies. In the same vein, she pioneered novel techniques that overcame previous limita ons in a empts to quan fy the rate at which inorganic mercury is methylated in various environments. Her work has spanned the breadth of Hg as it occurs in the environment from loca ons where Hg is a present in trace amounts to some of the most highly contaminated sites known. Enduring scien fi c discoveries across such a range of sites requires such novel approaches and the strictest adherence to sampling and analy cal protocols. These techniques and measurements are cri cally important in our a empts to be er understand the hazards associated with Hg and how best to mi gate those hazards.

Dr. Milena Horvat authored and co-authored over 255 scien fi c paper with over 8500 cita ons with an H index of 46 (Scopus). She also published 35 book/ monograph chapters, presented her work at over 110 invited lectures and over 500 presenta ons at conferences, and 259 reports. She also lectured at numerous pres gious research ins tu ons and universi es. Her publica ons refl ect her broad interests and deep knowledge of Hg chemistry, its behavior in the environment,

104 8-13 September 2019, Krakow, Poland and its impact in all its forms to human and ecological receptors. In addi on to her publica on records in analy cal chemistry she also published work in the fi eld of Hg human health impacts, the behavior or Hg in contaminated freshwater, estuarine, and marine ecosystems as well as in ma ers of policy, outreach, and community involvement. She a ended all ICMGP conferences since 1991 and contributed with numerous presenta ons. She was a Chair of the 7th ICMGP organized in Ljubljana, Slovenia in 2004 and in addi on she was a Steering Group member of 9 of the 13 ICMGP conferences. In addi on, she organized 13 interna onal events (conferences, symposia and exploratory workshops) which resulted in 10 special issues dedicated to mercury research and where she acted as Guest Editor (Fresenius J. Analy cal Chemistry, Analy cal and Bioanaly cal Chemistry, Environmental Health Perspec ves, Marine Chemistry and, Materials and Geo-environment). Her mentoring ac vity resulted in 16 completed PhD thesis and 6 on-going, 5 master theses and over 20 BSC theses. She organized numerous training courses while working for the IAEA and a er she returned to her home research ins tu on.

Her policy and outreach related ac vi es is well documented by membership in relevant scien fi c and professional associa ons and commi ees. She was very ac ve in the United Na ons ac vi es (WHO, IAEA, UNEP – GMA reports in 2002, 2012 and 2018, and IOC of UNESCO) and EU DG ENV Posi on paper on mercury in 2001 and policy briefs of the EU DG “Science for Environmental Policy” since 2012. Lately she has been a member of the UNEP’s partnership programme on (1) Fate and Transport and (2) Mercury Emission from Coal. She has also been nominated as member of the Experts for the UNEP’s Eff ec veness Evalua on of the Minamata Conven on.

Dr. Milena Horvat has also been a coordinator of numerous research projects/ programmes at na onal, European and global level. She currently coordinates EU funded projects: (1) EMPIR MercOx – Traceability of oxidized mercury, (2) ERAChair Iso-Food - Food safety and traceability and (3) MASSTWIN – Mass spectrometry in food, environment and health. These projects bring together academia, industry and other stakeholders. She has also been a partner in several other Hg projects of global relevance. In collabora on with 11 world leading research groups she, as a coordinator, has recently been awarded an EU MSCA – Innova ve Training Network “Global Mercury Observing System for the implementa on of Minamata conven on (2020-2023). The objec ves of the GMOS-Train network are (1) to provide urgently needed training in mercury science within the context of the UNEP Minamata conven on, and (2) to bridge key knowledge gaps on biogeochemical mercury cycling that currently hamper the op miza on of na onal environmental policy regarding mercury emissions. The process of training a pool of 15 PhD students represents an excellent capacity building of new genera on of experts needed for the implementa on of the Minamata Conven on. Being trained in highly relevant research topic will enhance researchers career prospec ve and employability. Moreover, complimentary training in dissemina on using Open science principles, communica on, exploita on and outreach will enforce the transfer of science results to eff ec ve policy making.

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ICMGP 2019 WORKSHOPS

ICMGP2019 organizers have expanded the workshop off erings to help increase a endee knowledge about researching mercury as a global pollutant. This opportunity to learn and discuss issues with the most knowledgeable scien sts in the world presents an ongoing opportunity for all a endees to increase their understanding of the numerous research aspects rela ng to mercury’s movement and impacts. Workshops are off ered on Sunday in advance of the ICMGP conference. The workshop design provides highly-interac ve sessions on high-priority aspects used not only in research, but for monitoring, verifi ca on and evalua on of the Minamata Conven on.

9:30-12:00 Achieving data management, visualizaࢼ on and analysis W4 Geoff Millard, Caitlin Genet Eger, Jaqueline Gerson 9:30-12:30 Advising Immigrant Populaࢼ ons on Fish Consumpࢼ on W8 Mary Ellen Turyk, Susan Nathalie, Jon Meiman 13:00-15:30 Assessment and Management of Hg-Contaminated Sites W4 Betsy Henry Atmospheric Trajectory and Plume Dispersion Simulaࢼ ons with the 9:30-15:30 HYSPLIT Model W5 Mark Cohen 13:00-15:30 Comparability of mercury measurements in air W6 Milena Horvat 13:00-15:30 Controlling incidental mercury emissions W7 Lesley Sloss

9:30-15:30 Introducࢼ on and New Developments in Mercury Isotope Geo- W1 chemistry Jeroen Sonke, Mar n Jiskra, Ryan Lepak, Sarah Janssen 13:00-15:30 Latest Advances in Wildlife Monitoring W2 Laurie Chan and/or Oksana Lane Mercury in the atmosphere and the biosphere - spaࢼ al and tempo- 13:00-15:30 ral changes in Poland (IN POLISH) W8 Lucyna Falkowska 9:30-13:00 Modeling the Global Mercury Cycle for Beginners W2 Colin Thackray, Ben Geyman Passive sampling for mercury: passive sampling theory and 9:30-12:00 current state of the science W3 David McLagan, Antonella Macagnano Perspecࢼ ves on Methylmercury Demethylaࢼ on in Natural Environ- 13:00-15:30 ments W3 Sofi Jonsson, David Amouroux

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Tuesday, 10 th September Lunch Area at 1st fl oor

The Mentor’s Lunch provides an opportunity for students and post docs to engage in face- me with more established mercury professionals and researchers while enjoying complimentary lunch and beverages. Mentors will engage separately with graduate students and post-docs/early career scien sts as their needs and ques ons are diff erent. The exchange will provide the students and post-docs with valuable informa on on various career op ons and insights into careers in academia, government or industry, while establishing professional connec ons that may lead to future job opportuni es and collabora ons. The lunch is an opportunity to network and learn from the best, as par cipants sit down and chat with a number of professionals, researchers, and academics within mercury-related fi elds from all over the world. The mentors will remain in contact with their mentees throughout the mee ng to build on the experience gained over lunch. Mentors will be available to talk about careers in academia, government, NGOs, consul ng or industry, and non- tradi onal careers paths. Topics for discussion over lunch and at the mee ng will cover wri ng papers and proposals and the review process and ethics in publishing, good approaches to obtaining funding, and the best opportuni es by discipline. Other topics include job opportuni es and how to fi nd them, how to prepare during your studies for your preferred profession, the diffi cul es of, and how to manage work/life balance in research and other scien fi c careers, and diversity issues in science. The Mentor’s Lunch will allow for a be er interac on between younger and older scien sts during the mee ng.

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PUBLIC OPEN DAY

Tuesday, 10 th September, is offi cially called at the Conference as a Public Open Day. However, the measurements planned on this occasion at the Conference venue will be carried out throughout the whole period of the Conference. Public Open Day event will be an opportunity for Conference par cipants and general public to undergo tests on concentra ons of mercury in their hair and on releases of mercury in breath, mostly due to amalgam fi llings. In this way the Conference par cipants and general public will learn more about mercury content in their body. More details about the tests are available below. Measuring mercury release by amalgam fi llings Measurements of mercury release from amalgam fi llings will be performed by staff of P S Analy cal during the conference. These measurements will be a part of Public Open Day. Tes ng will be performed at the P S Analy cal exhibi on booth No A3 Conference delegates and members of the public are welcome to come to the PSA booth to be tested. The measurement will be performed using the PSA 10.525 Sir Galahad amalgama on-AFS system. A sterile replaceable mouthpiece tube will be placed in the test subject’s mouth and a sample from the oral cavity will be gently drawn over the gold trap using a low fl ow vacuum pump. These results will show mercury release rate in ng per minute. In previous years release rates were between 0.1 ng/min and 26 ng/min. The results of the measurement will be presented to test subjects directly a er comple on the test. No medical advice will be given. Hair mercury analysis Na onal Ins tute for Minamata Disease and Nippon Instruments Corpora on will perform mercury analysis in hair samples from the guests of the ICMGP 2019 as a part of the Public Open Day. Scalp hair is the most suitable material for es ma on of methylmercury exposure. We will collect scalp hair samples from the guests at our booth No B1 Mercury content in hair will be analyzed by a fl ameless atomic absorp on spectrometer. The results will be handed over to the guests at our booth. The schedule for measurements is presented below. Order receiving me: From 9:00 to 17:30 on Sep 9th and 10th From 9:00 to 12:00 on Sep 11th and 12th

Number of tested persons: fi rst 50 arrivals per day Results delivery me: From 12:00 to 17:30 on Sep 9th From 9:00 to 17:30 on Sep 10th and 12th From 9:00 to 12:00 on Sep 11th and 13th

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KRAKOW

About the city of Krakow Krakow is the former capital of Poland and it is considered one of the most a rac ve and fashionable ci es in Europe. The city was fortunately not destroyed during its vola le history and today is compe ng with some of the most beau ful European ci es. The medieval old town, which is on the UNESCO List of World Heritage Sites, is the dynamic heart of Krakow, buzzing with students, residents and tourists from all over the world. The key points of interest are the main Market Square – the largest medieval square in Europe, Royal Castle Wawel, Collegium Maius of Jagiellonian University, the Cloth Hall, the old Jewish district of Kazimierz and many more. Krakow is also strong academic and scien fi c centre with several dozen ins tu ons of higher educa on headed by the illustrious 700-year-old Jagiellonian University. Moreover, it is is also one of Poland’s most important economic centers, and the economic hub of the Malopolska region. Krakow is posi oning itself as Europe’s Silicon Valley, based on the large number of local and foreign hi tech companies.

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VENUE

Conference Venue ICE Krakow Congress Centre 17 Marii Konopnickiej Street, 30-302 Krakow, Poland

The mul func onal ICE Kraków Congress Centre is one of the most a rac vely situated and designed venues of this type in Europe. Opened in 2014, the modern venue hosts concerts, theatrical produc ons, exhibi ons, congresses, conferences, and other pres gious cultural and community events. The high standard of the building has ranked it among the most exclusive and award-winning congress centres in Europe. The Congress Centre is surrounded by a special traffi c system encompassing ground-level parking lots, a bus bay, bicycle parking areas, as well as a two-level underground parking lot for 336 vehicles. The nearest bus and tram stop is located only 50 meters away from the entrance, with 5 tram lines and 20 bus lines providing access to the facility. Travelling from the airport takes about 20 minutes, and it takes only about a quarter of an hour to get to the ICE Kraków from the central railway and bus sta on.

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SOCIAL EVENTS

Welcome Ceremony and Recep on Sunday, 9th September Start: 18:00 ( ll 22:00) Loca on: ICE Krakow Congress Centre

Please join us for the ICMGP 2019 opening ceremony which will be the introduc on to this year’s conference subject and an opportunity to meet the LAA recipient. The event will be enriched with the ar s c programme of the regional ensemble. A er the Opening Ceremony we invite all par cipants of the Conference to network with your colleagues in the beau ful foyer of the Congress venue where the exhibi on and the poster area are located. The bright and spacious foyer is located on the eastern side of the building (with views over Wawel Castle and the Kazimierz district), occupying four levels.

Menu: snacks and wine, beverages Price: included in the registra on fee

Gala Dinner in the Old Tram Depot: Thursday, 12th September Start: 19:30 ( ll 23:00) Loca on: Stara Zajezdnia Kraków by DeSilva (The Old Tram Depot) Address: 12 Św. Wawrzyńca St., Krakow

This important event is organized in Stara Zajezdnia restaurant, located in the very heart of the old Jewish District – Kazimierz, 20 minutes walking distance from the Congress Centre. Stara Zajezdnia was established in 1913 as a tram depot along with the introduc on of broad-gauge tram lines in Krakow. It ceased func oning as a depot in the early 1960s when trams were removed and gradual deteriora on led to its closure in 2007. The renovated building of Stara Zajezdnia is a unique facility. The hall is an example of wooden framework architecture with brick fi lling, very rare in Krakow, commonly called “Prussian wall”. The Main Hall belongs to an architectural and construc on complex which is under legal protec on – entered into the register of monuments in 1985 and the World Cultural and Natural Heritage List UNESCO – and recognised as a historical monument.

Menu: 4-course set menu, cold beverages, wine, local beer. Price: included in the registra on fee

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Closing Ceremony Friday, 13th September Start: 12:00 Loca on: Auditorium Hall at ICE Krakow Congress Centre

The ICMGP 2019 closing ceremony will be the perfect opportunity to conclude the 5 days of scien fi c discussion about the mercury problem. Addi onally, we will meet the next the ICMGP 2021 organizers – Cape Town and we will get to know the host of ICMGP 2023. A er the Closing Ceremony par cipants are invited to the lunch in the Foyer to have the fi nal chance to network.

Price: included in the registra on fee

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COMPANY'S PROFILES

Tekran® Instruments Corpora on Quicksilver Sponsor Stand: B6

Tekran® Instruments Corpora on is the world's leading manufacturer of advanced mercury measurement systems for ambient air specia on, point-source emission, laboratory analysis and natural gas. With pioneering exper se in cold vapor atomic fl uorescence detec on, Tekran con nues to expand and refi ne products for measurement of ultra-trace mercury levels. The new Tekran product, MerPAS™, is a low-cost passive air mercury monitoring technology for a wide range of applica ons. Tekran® equipment is known worldwide for accuracy and dependability, and con nues to exceed customer expecta ons.

The Dow Chemical Company Pla num Sponsor

A new commitment to our customers, our people and the future. Dow is a materials science company dedicated to giving our customers the solu ons they need to both achieve their goals and create a be er tomorrow. Our brand pla orm — Seek Together™ — represents this deeply felt belief in partnership and focuses everything we do. By closely collabora ng with our customers and each other, we will accomplish the kind of breakthroughs that transform industries and help deliver a brighter, more sustainable future for all. Our ambi on To become the most innova ve, customer-centric, inclusive and sustainable materials science company in the world. • Innova on is how we discover new, benefi cial solu ons in materials science. • Customer-centricity means knowing our customers inside-out and upside down. • Inclusion means invi ng diverse perspec ves to learn what we can do • Sustainability is about working to posi vely impact the world.

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Nippon Instruments Corpora on Nippon Instruments Corpora on Pla num Sponsor Stand: B1

Nippon Instruments Corpora on is a company with group of professionals, dedica ng their passion and commitment on research to develop the best Mercury analysis techniques and top-notch instrumenta ons for sharing to all analysts around the world. With more than 4-decades of focus, dedica on and experiences on single- element “Mercury”, gives Nippon Instruments Corpora on the edge and advancement in the fi eld of Mercury analysis. To date, Nippon Instruments Corpora on off ers the most comprehensive range of Mercury analyzers, covering most sample types (oil, solid, liquid, gases) and applica ons (Petroleum, Environmental, Food, Biological, Hygiene) with both tehniques of sample treatment either by Direct-Combus on or Cold-Vapor Reducing- Vaporiza on and with choice of detec on either by Atomic-Absorp on (AAS) or Atomic Fluorescence Spectroscopy (AFS).

New Environmental Technology GmbH Pla num Sponsor Stand: B2

New Environmental Technology GmbH, Mannheim (NET GmbH) was founded in 2002 from a spin-off of the Bayer AG. Today, NET GmbH has more than 100 years of accumulated waste water treatment experiences. Sustainability and a holis c approach to water-/wastewater systems are among our core competencies. Both, for industrial processes and for dewatering systems, e.g. drainage systems. In addi on, we support our customers every day in their eff orts, to make wastewater treatment economically and ecologically safe, by using innova ve products in combina on with exis ng processes. One core competence is the organic emulsion spli ng of oil/fat containing industrial waste water (e.g. from engine plants, steel works, automo ve suppliers, disposal companies, laundries, etc.) with modern environmentally friendly products. For this purpose, our patented EMUcontrol technology is used to control the automa c product dosing. Parallel to these ac vi es, an environmentally friendly inorganic polymer (NETfl oc SMF) was developed for the elimina on of heavy metals in industrial waste water. Unique is, that this product can convert both Mercury species, ionic and elemental mercury, simultaneously to a non-toxic mercury compound. It can also be used for all

115 14th Internaঞ onal Conference on Mearcury as a Global Pollutant other heavy metal removal processes. We are also an exclusive licence holder of Lanxess AG, Leverkusen for Baypure DSP. This product is used to stabilize hardness and prevent sintering in drainage systems. It is mainly used in road/rail/subway tunnels.

Brooks Rand Instruments Pla num Sponsor Stand: B3

Brooks Rand Instruments designs, manufactures, and sells the most sensi ve and advanced mercury analysis and specia on systems available for US EPA Methods 1630, 1631 and 245.7. Brooks Rand has been at the forefront of mercury analy cal methodology and instrumenta on since the 1980s, and was later involved with the EPA’s dra ing and verifi ca on of methods 1630, 1631 and 245.7. Our knowledge in trace level mercury analysis and specia on is unparalleled, resul ng in superior instrument design and the most knowledgeable support available.

Lumex Gold Sponsor Stand: B4

For more than 25 years Lumex Instruments manufactures, supplies and supports analy cal instruments with unique technical specifi ca ons. The mercury analyzers are based on Zeeman AAS with high frequency modula on of background absorp on, which eliminates the eff ect of poten al interferences. This technology allows ultrasensi ve highly selec ve real- me measurements without any need for chemicals, any carrier or zero gases for opera on. Most of the samples are analyzed directly avoiding me-consuming and costly sample prepara on and pre- concentra on. At ICMGP LumexAnaly cs will show the range of mercury analyzers used for determina on of mercury in all types of samples for reserach and rou ne applica ons for environmental, food, oil&gas, chemical industries, health&safety monitoring any many more. Our experts are looking forward to meet you at our booth!

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Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht Gold Sponsor

The Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht Zentrum für Material- und Küstenforschung GmbH (HZG) is one of 19 members of the Helmholtz Associa on of German Research Centres, Germany’s largest sci-ence organisa on. The main HZG research areas cover materials science with foci on advanced engineering materials, research with neutrons and synchrotron radia on and regenera ve medicine, as well as environmental research focussing on marine, coastal and polar systems; all these are closely embedded in research fi elds of the Helmholtz Associa on. Major HZG research pla orms include the German Engineering Materials Science Centre (GEMS), the Light-weight Materials Assessing, Compu ng and Engineering Center (ACE), the Hydrogen Technology Centre (HTC), the Polymer Technology Centre (PTC), the Magnesium Innova on Cen-tre (MagIC), the HZG Centre for Biomaterial Development, the Hydrogen Technology Centre (HTC) and COSYNA, and the Coastal Observing System for Northern and Arc c Seas. These pla orms are complemented by extensive experimental and tes ng facili es, pilot plants, mainframe computers, a research vessel and environmental monitoring facili es. HZG is commi ed to the principles of the European Research Area by providing excellent science to support both solving Europe’s societal challenges and further developing Europe’s innova on poten- al.

Na onal Ins tute Of Minamata Disease Gold Sponsor Stand: B1

The Na onal Ins tute for Minamata Disease (NIMD) was established in October of 1978 in Minamata City, Kumamoto Prefecture, with the purpose of conduc ng comprehensive medical research to improve medical treatment for vic ms of Minamata Disease while giving balanced considera on to its deep historical background and social importance. In July 1996, NIMD was reorganized to strengthen research func on based on the local characteris cs as the area of occurrence of Minamata Disease, and new department, Department of Interna onal Aff airs and Environmental Sciences, was established to implement interna onal, social and natural scien fi c research and to collect, manage and provide interna onal and domes c informa on with regard to

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Minamata Disease. In addi on, Minamata Disease Archives was established as the clearinghouse to disseminate informa on about Minamata Disease in June 2001. Furthermore, NIMD was consolidated into Na onal Environmental Research and Training Ins tute in July 2003, and the ins tute was enhanced their func ons and became possible to eff ec vely u lize their abili es for interna onal environmental coopera on, training, and so on.

Wellington Laboratories Inc. Silver Sponsor

Wellington Laboratories Inc. is a producer of quality cer fi ed reference standards for legacy and emerging environmental contaminants. We off er na ve and mass- labelled compounds as individual solu ons, mixtures, and calibra on sets. Our inventory includes standards for the analysis of PCDDs, PCDFs, PCBs, HFRs, PFAS, OCPs, PCNs, and PAHs.

Dartmouth Toxic Metals RP Silver Sponsor

The Dartmouth Toxic Metals Superfund Research Program uses an interdisciplinary approach to inves gate the ways in which arsenic and mercury in the environment aff ect ecosystems and human health. Arsenic and mercury are number one and three on the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry priority list of hazardous substances. These contaminants are commonly found in Superfund sites around the U.S., as well as other areas that result in exposures to certain communi es. All of our research projects are examining these two metals in detail and our results are directly relevant to the U.S. Environmental Protec on Agency’s Superfund program. As part of our work, we provide students with opportuni es to par cipate on interdisciplinary research teams, and we communicate our research results to local, state and federal agencies, and community-based public health organiza ons. Through the partnerships established between our inves gators and our stakeholders, we also create opportuni es to engage local communi es in our research.

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PGE Górnictwo i Energetyka Konwencjonalna Silver Sponsor

Tauron Wytwarzanie Silver Sponsor

TAURON Polska Energia SA is the holding company in capital group that deals with coal mining, as well as genera on, distribu on and supply of power and heat. TAURON Group operates on 18 percent of Poland’s territory and is one of the largest business en es in Poland. TAURON Group includes, among others, such subsidiaries as TAURON Wytwarzanie (Genera on), TAURON Dystrybucja (Distribu on), TAURON Sprzedaż (Supply), TAURON Obsługa Klienta (Customer Service), TAURON Wydobycie (Mining), TAURON Ekoenergia (RES) and TAURON Ciepło (Heat).

The Agro-industrial Plant „Farmu l HS” inc. Silver Sponsor

The Agro-industrial Plant „Farmu l HS” inc. belongs to the group of companies “FARMUTIL HS” founded by Henryk Stokłosa and his family in 1982. The businesses are fi nanced only by Polish capital. The headquarters of the joint-stock company is located in Śmiłowo, Piła country, Wielkopolska Voivodeship. Its range covers the en re country.

Ac vi es of the company focus on three main profi les: • collec on, transport and processing of animal by-products category 1, 2 and 3, • manufacture and sale of deriva ve products – meat-bone meal and animal fat, • manufacture and sale of biomass – Agro pellets.

Agro-industrial Plant “Farmu l HS” inc. is the pioneer of the reprocessing industry in Poland. Agro-industrial Plant „Farmu l HS” inc. in Śmiłowo implemented and cer fi ed management systems that meet European standards, in accordance with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 and the requirements of the System of Hazard Analysis and Cri cal

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Control Points HACCP. Since 2017, the Company have the REDcert EU cer fi cate confi rming compliance with the Sustainable Development Criteria, in accordance with the requirements of Direc ve 2009/28/EC, and since 2018 they also have GMP+ cer fi cate.

GÓR-STAL Sp. z o.o. Š Silver Sponsor

Gór-Stal is the largest Polish producer of sandwich panels and termPIR® thermal insula on panels. With over 12 years of experience and extensive knowledge, we know the market needs perfectly. Thanks to this, we create products and solu ons that give our customers real benefi ts. Today, two elements shape the awareness of designers and investors and decide on the development of building techniques - energy effi ciency and ecology. All these features are fulfi lled by sandwich panels, which is why it can be safely said that this is the material of the future! Our off er includes polyisocyanurate (PIR) sandwich panels, including roof and wall panels. Gór-Stal is also a producer of termPIR® insula on boards, whose thermal insula on proper es are an unrivaled solu on for increasing the energy effi ciency of your facility. The system is retalia on against the high requirements of the European Union in the sphere of building insula on. Thermal insula on is characterized by a low thermal conduc vity coeffi cient λD = 0.022 W / mK and even λD = 0.018 W / mK for premium product, which allows the use of a thinner layer of insula on thanks to which we gain a larger usable area and a layer of material with low thermal conduc vity.

BSEF The Interna onal Bromine Council Bronze Sponsor

BSEF – the Interna onal Bromine Council, is the global representa ve body for bromine producers and producers of bromine technologies. Originally founded in 1997, BSEF works to foster knowledge on the societal benefi ts of bromine and its applica ons. The members of BSEF are Albemarle Corpora on, ICL Industrial

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Products, Lanxess and Tosoh. Further informa on: Visit www.bsef.org to learn more and follow BSEF on Twi er @BromineInfo for the latest news and informa on.

The Na onal Atmospheric Deposi on Program Bronze Sponsor Stand: A7

The Na onal Atmospheric Deposi on Program (NADP) is a coopera ve monitoring network, based in North America, that has measured the rate of air pollutant deposi on in precipita on since 1978 at over 300 loca ons across the con nent. Among its fi ve networks, the NADP operates both the Mercury Deposi on Network (MDN) and the rela vely new Atmospheric Mercury Network (AMNet) which measure both wet deposi on and gaseous concentra ons of mercury. The NADP is a Na onal Research Support Project of the State Agricultural Experiment Sta ons, and a coopera ve of eight U.S. Federal agencies, and many states, na ve American tribes, universi es, and other non-governmental organiza ons. The MDN began opera on in 1996, and currently has approximately 100 monitoring loca ons. The AMNet began in 2009, and currently has approximately 20 monitoring loca ons. All data is available for download.

The Asia Pacifi c Mercury Monitoring Network Bronze Sponsor Stand: A7

The Asia Pacifi c Mercury Monitoring Network (APMMN) coopera vely measures mercury in precipita on in a network of sites opera ng in Asia and the Western Pacifi c region. Sampling began in 2014, and there are currently eight network sites measuring mercury in precipita on following standardized methods, using a common regional analy cal laboratory, and using quality assurance and data fl agging procedures. Sampling for gaseous mercury is currently being developed. Members of the APMMN include many diff erent individuals and organiza ons from eight Asian countries. The APMMN is based at the Na onal Central University, in Taoyuan, Taiwan.

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Advanced Isotopic Analysis Stand: A8

Advanced Isotopic Analysis is a company specialised in non-tradi onal isotope analysis, allowing to track environmental contamina on and authen cate origin of products. It was created to take benefi t from exper se developed in the University of Pau. We are equipped with high-end ICP-MS spectrometers, Quadrupole ICP-MS and mul -collector ICP-MS. Our team of specialists have specifi c experience when it comes to environmental analysis, especially for contamina on in Mercury (Hg). Our know-how allows us to propose conven onal total Hg isotopic analysis (by CVG/MC-ICP-MS) as well Hg compound specifi c isotopic analysis (by GC / MC- ICP-MS) or even Hg isotopic analysis at ultra-trace levels (down to 1ng/L using Gold Amalgama on/MC-ICP-MS).

GARDIS Stand: A6

Manufacturer of portable mercury equipment for ultra trace analysis www.gardis.eu

ICMGP 2021 Cape Town Stand: A12

ICMGP The 15th Interna onal Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant will take place in the beau ful city of Cape Town in July 2021. Please come to stand A12 and meet the South African team who will tell you about the sights and delights of South Africa, our aims for the 2021 mee ng and pick up some South African goodies!

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Jožef Stefan Ins tute

Stand: A2

MercOx

The European Metrology Programme for Innova on and Research (EMPIR) the Metrology for Oxidised Mercury (MercOx, 2017 – 2020) project intends to develop reliable and direct Hg2+ measurements techniques and reliable and traceable Hg2+ standards. This would close the traceability gap that currently exists in the measurement of total mercury (Hgtot) and Hg2+ concentra ons in air origina ng from various Hg sources. Such an approch is needed to secure global comprability of the results. Novel calibra on devices traceable to SI will be presented during the conference. More informa on avilable at www.mercox.si

MCSA ITN GMOS-Train

The purpose of the EU funded H2020 ITN GMOS-TRAIN »Global Mercury Observa on Training Network in Support to the Minamata Conven on« project is to (1) to provide urgently needed training in Hg science within the context of the UNEP Minamata Conven on, and (2) to fi ll key knowledge gaps in biogeochemical Hg cycling linking anthropogenic emissions and Hg in marine food webs. This will be implemented through the programme, where 15 young researchers though the PhD programme, will gain exper se through a network-based, highly interdisciplinary research training programme including atmospheric chemistry and physics, aqua c chemistry, ecology, analy cal chemistry, mul media modelling, and the use of science results for policy making. An addi onal feature is the strong inter- sectorial collabora on involving academic and non-academic partners, NGOs and interna onal organisa ons. During the conference a call for the recruitment of 15 PhD students will be launched. More informa on at www.gmos-train.com

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MESSAGE FROM MINAMATA

Stand: B0 Kumamoto Prefecture

We would like to tell you about the mercury pollu on experienced by people in Kumamoto Prefecture. The event will include an explana on by a family member of a Minamata disease vic m, an explana on of the rebirth of Minamata, as well as a tas ng of organic tea started cul va on in Minamata.

MERCURY INSTRUMENTS GmbH Stand: A10

Mercury Instruments GmbH Analy cal Technologies is a global leader in the manufacturing of state-of-the-art mercury analyzers. As leading innovator for mercury trace analysis we have developed an enormously broad bandwith of mercury analyzers and monitoring systems at the highest technical level. No ma er where you want to measure mercury: we provide the right mercury detector for you: • Portable mercury analyzers • Laboratory analyzers for mercury in liquids or digested solids • Automa c monitoring systems for air and other gases • Con nuous emission monitors for stack gases (CEM) • Mercury on-line process analyzers for water and aqueous solu ons • We are specialized in developing customized solu ons for natural gas systems! More than twenty years of experience in mercury analysis and developing customized solu ons will ensure that we can off er the right answer to your analy cal demands. All our instruments comply with applicable na onal, European and American standards and/or regula ons.

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MILESTONE S.r.l. Stand: A11

At Milestone we help chemists by providing the most innova ve technology for metals analysis, direct mercury analysis and in the applica on of microwave technology to extrac on, ashing and synthesis. Since 1988 Milestone has helped chemists in their work to enhance food, pharmaceu cal and consumer product safety, and to improve our world by controlling pollutants in the environment. The commitment and the passion towards our users is perceived from the fi rst touch and is solidly supported by our premium network, coun ng on direct offi ces in Italy (Headquarter), Germany, Switzerland, the United States (North America headquarter), China, Japan and Korea, and a robust network of exclusive partners in almost 100 countries.

Picoyune Stand: A9

Picoyune is a new company off ering plasmonic mercury analyzers for air, liquid, solid, and natural gas samples. Unlike previous commercial op ons, Picoyune’s analyzers are based on visible light transmission of gold-mercury amalgam par cles. These sensi ve tools operate without matrix eff ects and have been packaged into several solu ons for challenging analysis applica ons.

P S Analy cal Ltd Stand: A3

P S Analy cal specialises in the determina on and specia on of mercury and the hydride forming elements in Environmental, Petrochemical and Industrial applica ons. With offi ces in the UK, USA and Australia and a worldwide network of

125 14th Internaঞ onal Conference on Mearcury as a Global Pollutant distributors supported by our in-house team of experts and con nuous research and development programme. Our on-line analysers and con nuous emissions monitors provide measurement data and control for mercury determina on and removal systems. These AFS systems form the basis of various EPA, ASTM, ISO, BSI and EN offi cial standards. Providing complete solu ons from sampling through to measurement systems, specializing in tailoring instrumenta on for individual customer requirements.

Swiss Innotech swiss innotech Stand: A4

Swiss innotech develops, manufactures and sells systems for chemical analysis, laboratory technology, biotechnology and medicine. We operate worldwide and create added value for our customers with high-quality and innova ve solu ons. With the development of our products, we strive to open up new possibili es for people and nature in the future.

Teledyne Leeman Labs Stand: A1

Our company off ers a complete line of analy cal instrumenta on for elemental analysis including Induc vely Coupled Plasma (ICP) Spectrometers, Mercury Analyzers including cold vapor atomic adsorp on (CVAA), cold vapor atomic fl uorescence (CVAF) and Atomic Absorp on with Thermal Decomposi on for solid sample analysis.

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INDEX BY AUTHOR

A. NAVARRETE, Ian ÅKERBLOM, Staff an M.P.1.48 ...... 58 T.O.1.1B-5 ...... 32 ABEDINLAH, Amirah T.O.1.2B-5 ...... 27 R.P.2.6 ...... 90 W.O.1.2C-3 ...... 36 ABERNETHY, Sco R.O.1.2D-4 ...... 42 T.O.1.3C-1 ...... 28 F.O.2.5-6 ...... 52 ABOLA, Anda M.P.1.63 ...... 59 R.P.2.32 ...... 93 M.P.1.65 ...... 59 ABRAR, Muhammad Mohsin M.P.1.71 ...... 60 T.O.2.2A-4 ...... 29 ALBERT, Céline ABREU, Le cia T.P.1.1 ...... 69 R.P.2.40 ...... 93 T.P.1.3 ...... 69 ABUJABER, Feras ALBERTELLI, Marine M.P.3.23 ...... 65 R.O.1.11A-4 ...... 46 ACHÁ, Darío ALCOVE CLAVE, Silvia W.O.1.3D-1 ...... 36 R.O.3.3-1 ...... 48 M.P.1.42 ...... 57 ALEKSANDRYAN, Anahit R.P.2.45 ...... 94 M.P.4.21 ...... 67 ACHTERBERG, Eric M.P.4.22 ...... 67 T.O.1.4B-4 ...... 27 ALENCAR, Henrique ACOSTA-COLEY, Isabel R.O.2.8A-6...... 43 R.P.2.25 ...... 92 ALEWELL, Chris ne R.P.2.26 ...... 92 T.O.1.1B-5 ...... 32 ADAMCZYK, Wojciech W.O.1.9-6 ...... 35 M.O.3.6A-6 ...... 20 T.P.1.63...... 75 ADEDIRAN, Gbotemi ALEXANDER, Alexa M.O.1.8-1 ...... 18 R.O.1.2D-3 ...... 42 M.O.1.8-3 ...... 18 ALHILALI, Smail ADETONAH, Sounkoura R.P.3.15 ...... 95 T.P.2.23...... 80 ALI, Waqar ADOTEY, Dennis K. T.O.2.2A-4 ...... 29 T.P.2.36...... 82 ALIAGA, Diego T.P.3.15...... 83 T.P.1.24...... 71 AGATHER, Alison ALLAIN, Valérie F.O.1.7D-3 ...... 50 M.O.1.3A-2 ...... 18 T.P.1.33...... 72 R.P.2.29 ...... 92 R.P.1.52 ...... 88 ALLEN, Tegan AGOSTINHO, Angelo A. T.P.3.6 ...... 82 T.P.2.14...... 80 ALLEN, Jasmina AHMED, Nyemah R.P.1.63 ...... 89 M.O.2.6-3 ...... 19 ALLSOPP, Philip R.P.2.6 ...... 90 F.O.2.5-4 ...... 52 AHONEN, Salla A. ALMEIDA, Helena Pereira T.O.1.10-3 ...... 31 T.P.2.27...... 81 AKAGI, Hirokatsu ALMEIDA, Raquel M.P.2.1 ...... 62 T.P.3.11...... 83 T.P.3.14...... 83 ALMEIDA, Andre AKEBI, Ryosuke T.P.1.54...... 74 R.P.1.43 ...... 87 ALMEIDA, Marcelo

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R.O.1.7C-6 ...... 42 T.P.1.86...... 77 ALMEIDA, Cris na Marisa ANDERSON, Robert R.O.1.7C-1 ...... 41 T.O.1.7A-5 ...... 26 ALONSO-VEGA, Flora ANDERSSON, Agneta T.P.1.74...... 76 T.O.1.7B-3 ...... 32 ALVAREZ-LEITE, Jacqueline T.P.1.45...... 73 M.P.2.6 ...... 63 ANDRADE, Marcos ALVES IGNÁCIO, Áurea Regina T.P.1.24...... 71 T.O.1.5-3 ...... 30 ANDRE, Jean Marc AMADIO, Sidineia M.P.1.33 ...... 56 M.P.1.51 ...... 58 ANDREA, Santa AMADO, Lilian L. T.O.2.2B-1 ...... 33 M.P.2.5 ...... 63 ANDREW, Mark AMARAL, Petrus M.O.3.6B-6 ...... 24 W.O.2.1-1 ...... 37 ANDRIO, David R.O.1.7C-4 ...... 41 M.P.1.47 ...... 58 T.P.2.8 ...... 79 ANGOT, Hélène AMELI, Ali T.O.1.1B-6 ...... 32 T.P.1.67...... 75 T.O.1.4B-6 ...... 28 AMÉLINEAU, Françoise ANISSA, Anan ka R.O.2.8B-2 ...... 47 T.O.2.2A-2 ...... 29 AMORÓS, JoseAngel ANKRAH, Rodges M.P.1.3 ...... 54 T.O.3.6C-6 ...... 34 AMOURAUX, David ANSAH, Eugene M.O.1.2A-2 ...... 21 T.P.2.28...... 81 M.O.1.3B-5 ...... 23 ANSELM, Oluwaseun H M.O.4.1-5 ...... 20 R.P.3.12 ...... 95 W.O.1.3D-1 ...... 36 ANTLEY, John R.O.1.7C-1 ...... 41 R.O.1.6A-5...... 40 R.O.2.8B-1 ...... 47 M.P.1.12 ...... 55 F.O.1.11B-5 ...... 50 ANTUÑA-NIETO, Cris na F.O.1.12-5...... 49 M.P.3.8 ...... 63 F.O.1.12-1...... 49 APOLLARO, Carmine M.P.1.34 ...... 57 T.P.2.12...... 79 M.P.1.72 ...... 60 AQUINO BALEYTO, Marc M.P.1.81 ...... 61 M.O.1.3A-3 ...... 18 T.P.1.3 ...... 69 AQUINO BRANCO, Otávio Eurico T.P.1.45...... 73 R.P.3.7 ...... 95 T.P.1.76...... 76 ARAUJO, Julio AMYOT, Marc T.P.1.25...... 71 W.O.1.2C-1 ...... 35 ARAUJO, Beatriz AN, Jing R.O.1.7C-6 ...... 42 M.P.1.86 ...... 61 ARAÚJO, Amanda L. AN, Siwei F.O.2.3-6 ...... 51 T.P.1.71...... 75 M.P.2.6 ...... 63 ANATONE, Kayla ARAUJO FLORES, Julio R.P.2.38 ...... 93 T.O.2.2A-5 ...... 29 ANDERSEN, Paul ARCAGNI, Marina R.O.3.3-1 ...... 48 T.P.1.56...... 74 ANDRESEN, Steinar ARDELAN, Murat V. M.O.4.2-4 ...... 24 T.P.1.47...... 73 ANDERSON, Christopher ARIAS-ESTÉVEZ, Manuel

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T.P.1.68...... 75 M.P.3.18 ...... 64 T.P.1.74...... 76 BACK, Seung-Ki ARIFFIN, Nazirah R.O.3.2-5 ...... 44 R.P.2.6 ...... 90 T.P.3.8 ...... 82 ARIZAGA, Juan BAGNULL, Steve R.P.2.30 ...... 92 R.P.3.27 ...... 96 ARMSTRONG, Debbie BAHAMONDE, Paulina T.P.1.65...... 75 T.O.1.2B-2 ...... 26 R.P.2.46 ...... 94 M.P.4.30 ...... 68 ARMSTRONG, David BAI, Xiaoxuan F.O.2.5-4 ...... 52 F.O.3.4-3 ...... 53 ARRIFANO, Gabriela BAIC, Ireneusz F.O.2.3-6 ...... 51 M.P.3.2 ...... 63 M.P.2.6 ...... 63 BAILES, Imogen ARRIGO, Mark T.P.3.6 ...... 82 W.O.3.1-6 ...... 38 BAILEY, Neal ARSLAN, Zikri M.P.1.21 ...... 55 M.P.1.52 ...... 58 BAILON, Mark Xavier ARTS, Michael R.P.3.41 ...... 98 M.P.1.71 ...... 60 BAKER, Stuart ASCORRA, Cesar M.O.3.6B-6 ...... 24 T.P.1.25...... 71 BAKER, Beth ASLAM, Muhammad Wajahat T.O.2.2B-4 ...... 33 T.O.2.2A-4 ...... 29 BALA, Ritu ASLAMY, Baktash M.O.2.6-2 ...... 19 R.P.1.16 ...... 85 BALCOM, Pren ss ASTAKHOV, Anatoly T.O.1.7B-2 ...... 32 R.O.1.1D-5 ...... 45 W.O.2.1-4 ...... 37 AUGUSTO-OLIVEIRA, Marcus T.P.1.28...... 71 F.O.2.3-6 ...... 51 T.P.1.30...... 71 M.P.2.6 ...... 63 BALL, Elisabeth AVARD, Geoff roy F.O.2.5-4 ...... 52 T.P.1.65...... 75 BAŁAZY, Piotr AVOSSA, Joshua T.P.1.14...... 70 M.P.3.13 ...... 64 BANARU, Daniela R.P.1.10 ...... 84 T.P.1.27...... 71 R.P.1.45 ...... 88 T.P.1.43...... 73 AZAD, Atabak BANDARA, Sasiri M.P.1.72 ...... 60 T.O.1.5-2 ...... 30 AZAROFF, Alyssa BANDOŁA, Dominika M.O.1.8-6 ...... 19 M.O.3.6A-6 ...... 20 M.P.1.77 ...... 60 BANK, Michael R.P.1.53 ...... 89 M.O.4.1-5 ...... 20 AZEMARD, Sabine W.O.2.1-5 ...... 37 T.P.1.57...... 74 M.P.1.72 ...... 60 R.P.1.46 ...... 88 T.P.2.35...... 81 R.P.1.47 ...... 88 BANNOCHIE, Christopher J. BABI, Diana T.P.3.9 ...... 82 W.O.4.3-3 ...... 38 BAO, Rui BABIARZ, Christopher T.P.1.30...... 71 R.P.1.30 ...... 86 BARANOVSKAYA, Nataliya BACH, Lis R.P.2.14 ...... 91

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BARANSANO, Chris ne BEAUVAIS-FLÜCK, Rébecca M.P.1.46 ...... 58 T.P.1.90...... 77 BARBANTE, Carlo BECKER, Jana T.O.1.4B-6 ...... 28 T.O.2.2B-3 ...... 33 M.P.1.8 ...... 54 BEDNAREK, Jan M.P.1.13 ...... 55 M.P.3.19 ...... 64 BARBONE, Fabio BEGU, Ermira R.O.2.4-1 ...... 46 M.P.1.52 ...... 58 BARDOS, Paul M.P.3.4 ...... 63 R.P.3.30 ...... 97 BEJAR, Michelle BĀRDULE, Arta W.O.3.1-1 ...... 38 T.P.1.81...... 76 BELL, Tyler BARKAY, Tamar R.P.1.51 ...... 88 R.O.1.11A-1 ...... 45 R.P.3.37 ...... 97 R.O.1.11A-2 ...... 45 BELL, Aubrey F.O.1.11B-6 ...... 50 F.O.2.5-4 ...... 52 BARNARD-CHUMIK, Hannah BELOVA, Olgirda M.O.4.2-5 ...... 25 M.P.1.40 ...... 57 BARRA, Ricardo BEŁDOWSKA, Magdalena M.P.4.30 ...... 68 M.P.1.23 ...... 55 BARRE, Julien T.P.1.32...... 72 M.O.1.3B-5 ...... 23 T.P.1.40...... 72 F.O.1.12-5...... 49 T.P.1.42...... 72 M.P.1.72 ...... 60 T.P.1.44...... 73 BARRHOUILLET, Sophie T.P.1.50...... 73 M.P.1.92 ...... 62 T.P.1.51...... 73 BARROCAS, Paulo Rubens BEŁDOWSKI, Jacek M.P.2.2 ...... 62 T.P.1.14...... 70 BARROUILHET, Sophie T.P.1.37...... 72 M.P.1.88 ...... 61 T.P.1.42...... 72 BARST, Benjamin T.P.1.44...... 73 T.O.2.2B-1 ...... 33 T.P.1.50...... 73 W.O.1.3D-4 ...... 37 BENAVIDES, Milena BART, Frederik R.P.2.26 ...... 92 M.P.1.67 ...... 59 BENCARDINO, Mariantonia BARTOLOMÉ, Mónica M.O.4.2-2 ...... 24 R.P.2.11 ...... 91 M.P.1.49 ...... 58 BASTA, Paulo BENITEZ-NELSON, Claudia R. R.O.1.2D-2 ...... 42 M.O.1.3A-1 ...... 17 BASU, Niladri BENQI, Lu W.O.1.3D-4 ...... 37 T.O.2.2A-4 ...... 29 BATISTA, Hellen Catharine Silva BENTO, Beatriz T.P.2.31...... 81 M.O.1.4A-6 ...... 22 BAUMANN, Zofi a BERAIL, Sylvain M.O.1.4A-5 ...... 22 M.O.1.3B-5 ...... 23 T.O.1.7A-5 ...... 26 M.O.4.1-5 ...... 20 W.O.2.1-2 ...... 37 W.O.1.3D-1 ...... 36 M.P.1.79 ...... 61 R.O.2.8B-1 ...... 47 T.P.1.2 ...... 69 F.O.1.12-5...... 49 T.P.1.15...... 70 M.P.1.72 ...... 60 T.P.2.21...... 80 M.P.1.81 ...... 61 R.P.2.38 ...... 93 BERG, Torunn

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T.P.1.6 ...... 69 BIESER, Johannes BERGQUIST, Bridget T.O.1.1B-6 ...... 32 T.O.1.3C-1 ...... 28 T.O.1.7A-1 ...... 26 W.O.1.2C-4 ...... 36 BIESTER, Harald W.O.1.3D-2 ...... 36 T.O.1.7A-4 ...... 26 R.O.1.1D-3 ...... 45 F.O.1.7D-1 ...... 50 T.P.1.22...... 70 M.P.1.67 ...... 59 BERGSTRÖM, Ann-Kris n M.P.1.74 ...... 60 F.O.2.5-6 ...... 52 M.P.1.78 ...... 61 BERISHA, Sabina T.P.1.38...... 72 R.O.3.3-2 ...... 48 BIFFI, Daniella R.P.1.56 ...... 89 T.P.2.18...... 80 R.P.1.60 ...... 89 BIGHETTI, Gabriel Prohaska R.P.1.62 ...... 89 T.O.1.5-6 ...... 30 BERNAUDAT, Ludovic BIN, Maura M.O.4.2-3 ...... 24 R.O.2.4-1 ...... 46 F.O.3.4-6 ...... 53 BIRETA, Paul BERNHARDT, Emily W.O.3.1-1 ...... 38 W.O.1.2C-4 ...... 36 BISHOP, Kevin M.P.1.37 ...... 57 T.O.1.1B-5 ...... 32 T.P.1.22...... 70 T.O.1.2B-5 ...... 27 R.P.2.20 ...... 91 W.O.1.2C-3 ...... 36 BERTHEAU, Coralie W.O.1.9-5 ...... 35 M.O.1.1A-6 ...... 17 W.O.4.3-1 ...... 38 BERTILSSON, Stefan F.O.2.5-6 ...... 52 T.O.1.2B-5 ...... 27 F.O.1.11B-5 ...... 50 F.O.1.11B-5 ...... 50 M.P.1.40 ...... 57 T.P.1.67...... 75 T.P.1.67...... 75 BERTRAND, Arnaud T.P.1.94...... 78 M.O.1.3A-5 ...... 18 BITENIEKS, Krišs BERTRAND, Sophie T.P.1.81...... 76 M.O.1.3A-5 ...... 18 BJÖRN, Erik BERTRIN, Vincent M.O.1.8-1 ...... 18 F.O.1.11B-3 ...... 50 M.O.1.8-3 ...... 18 BERVOETS, Lieven M.O.1.8-4 ...... 19 R.P.2.36 ...... 93 T.O.1.2B-5 ...... 27 BESNARD, Lucien T.O.1.7B-3 ...... 32 M.O.1.3A-3 ...... 18 W.O.1.9-1 ...... 35 BÉZIAT, Pauline F.O.1.7D-4 ...... 50 T.P.1.28...... 71 F.O.1.11B-5 ...... 50 BHAIRY, Nagib M.P.1.89 ...... 62 R.P.1.59 ...... 89 T.P.1.67...... 75 BHAVE, Prashant T.P.1.94...... 78 M.P.1.59 ...... 59 T.P.1.45...... 73 T.P.1.18...... 70 BLACK MOHER, Paleah BHAVSAR, Satyendra T.O.2.2B-2 ...... 33 T.O.1.3C-1 ...... 28 BLACKWELL, Bradley D. BIAŁECKI, Ryszard M.O.1.3B-4 ...... 22 M.O.3.6A-6 ...... 20 BLAND, Garret BIDONE, Edison R.O.1.6B-3 ...... 44 T.P.2.8 ...... 79 BLANUSA, Mackenzie W.O.2.1-1 ...... 37 W.O.2.1-2 ...... 37

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BLUM, Joel D. W.O.1.3D-1 ...... 36 M.O.1.3A-1 ...... 17 T.P.1.45...... 73 M.O.1.4A-4 ...... 22 BOUZAS-RAMOS, Diego M.O.4.1-2 ...... 20 R.O.2.8B-5 ...... 47 M.P.1.83 ...... 61 BOWER, Ma hew M.P.1.84 ...... 61 M.O.3.6B-6 ...... 24 BLUST, Ronny BOWMAN, Katlin R.P.2.36 ...... 93 T.O.1.7A-3 ...... 26 BOCHENEK, Piotr F.O.1.7D-3 ...... 50 M.P.3.16 ...... 64 T.P.1.33...... 72 BOCHER, Pierrick R.P.1.52 ...... 88 T.P.1.1 ...... 69 BOZZELLI, Joseph BODALY, Drew R.O.1.6A-5...... 40 T.O.1.2B-3 ...... 27 BRAATEN, Hans Fredrik Veiteberg BODIN, Nathalie R.O.1.2D-4 ...... 42 M.O.4.1-5 ...... 20 M.P.1.65 ...... 59 BOESKOROV, Gennady BRANDMAIR, Maria T.O.1.10-2 ...... 31 R.O.3.3-1 ...... 48 BOGDANOVA, Anna BRANDOW, Danielle R.P.2.1 ...... 90 M.P.4.4 ...... 65 BOGANS, Egils BRANDT, Jessica R.P.2.32 ...... 93 M.P.1.68 ...... 60 BOJANIC, Natalia R.P.2.20 ...... 91 T.O.1.7B-5 ...... 33 BRANDT, Craig C. BONASONI, Paolo R.O.1.11A-5 ...... 46 M.P.1.13 ...... 55 BRANFIREUN, Brian BONGKOCHGETSAKUL, Amiltra R.O.2.8A-4...... 43 T.P.1.46...... 73 F.O.2.5-6 ...... 52 BONTER, David T.P.1.94...... 78 R.P.2.44 ...... 94 BRATKIĆ, Arne BORGÅ, Katrine T.O.1.7B-5 ...... 33 T.O.1.7B-1 ...... 32 T.O.1.10-6 ...... 31 M.P.1.71 ...... 60 F.O.1.11B-4 ...... 50 T.P.1.7 ...... 69 T.P.1.31...... 72 T.P.1.9 ...... 69 BRAVO, Sandra BORGEN SORENSON, Peter ...... T.P.1.83...... 76 T.P.2.28...... 81 BRAVO, Andrea G. BOROVEC, Karel M.O.4.1-5 ...... 20 T.O.3.6C-1 ...... 34 T.O.1.2B-5 ...... 27 R.O.3.3-3 ...... 48 F.O.1.11B-2 ...... 49 BOSCHINI, Roberto F.O.1.11B-5 ...... 50 R.P.3.45 ...... 98 T.P.1.67...... 75 BOSE-O’REILLY, Stephan BRIOUDE, Jerome T.O.2.2B-3 ...... 33 M.P.1.25 ...... 56 F.O.2.3-1 ...... 51 BRISSET, Elodie T.P.2.22...... 80 T.O.1.10-4 ...... 31 R.P.2.5 ...... 90 BROBERG, Karin BOTSOU, Fo ni R.O.2.4-2 ...... 46 T.P.1.49...... 73 R.O.2.4-5 ...... 47 BOUBLÍK, Jan R.P.2.18 ...... 91 M.P.3.14 ...... 64 BROCZA, Flora M. BOUCHET, Sylvain M.P.1.78 ...... 61

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M.P.4.16 ...... 66 R.P.2.40 ...... 93 M.P.2.1 ...... 62 CASTRIOTTA, Luigi T.P.2.7 ...... 79 R.O.2.4-1 ...... 46 T.P.2.25...... 81 CASTRO, Simone Pinto CAMARGO, Carla L. M. T.P.2.26...... 81 T.P.3.7 ...... 82 CASTRO, Mark CAMPILLO, Sylvain R.O.1.1C-5 ...... 41 M.P.1.69 ...... 60 CAVAZZINI, Alberto CAMPILLO-CORA, Claudia M.P.1.8 ...... 54 T.P.1.68...... 75 T.P.2.12...... 79 CAMPULOVA, Mar na CAVOURA, Olga R.P.1.20 ...... 85 R.P.3.12 ...... 95 CANÁRIO, João CELIS, José M.O.1.4A-6 ...... 22 M.P.4.30 ...... 68 R.O.1.7C-5 ...... 42 CESAR, Ricardo CAÑAS, Ana R.P.2.37 ...... 93 R.P.2.11 ...... 91 R.P.2.40 ...... 93 CANET, Carles R.P.2.41 ...... 94 M.P.1.27 ...... 56 CESARI, Daniela CAO, Shuzhen M.P.1.8 ...... 54 M.P.1.4 ...... 54 CESÁRIO, Rute CAPLETTE, Jaime R.O.1.7C-5 ...... 42 T.P.1.76...... 76 CHAGAS, Brenda Rodrigues CAPOCECERA, Alessandro M.P.4.16 ...... 66 M.P.3.13 ...... 64 T.P.2.25...... 81 CARAVANOS, Jack T.P.2.7 ...... 79 M.P.4.27 ...... 67 R.P.1.21 ...... 85 CARBONE, Francesco CHALKIADAKI, Olga M.P.4.10 ...... 66 T.P.1.49...... 73 CARDOSO, Michelli Regina de Almeida CHALMERS, Ann T.P.1.17...... 70 T.O.1.2B-6 ...... 27 CARNAROGLIO, Diego CHALOT, Michel R.P.3.45 ...... 98 M.O.1.1A-6 ...... 17 CARRERAS, Joan-Mar CHALOT, Cyril F.O.1.11B-2 ...... 49 M.O.1.1A-6 ...... 17 CARROZZI, Marco CHAMBERS, Patricia R.O.2.4-1 ...... 46 R.O.1.2D-3 ...... 42 CARVALHO, Gabriel CHAN, Laurie T.P.1.23...... 71 R.O.2.8B-3 ...... 47 CARVALHO FILHO, Carlos Alberto CHAN, Hing-man R.P.3.7 ...... 95 R.O.2.4-6 ...... 47 CASASBUENAS CABEZAS, Isabel CHANDAN, Priyanka R.O.3.2-4 ...... 44 T.O.1.3C-1 ...... 28 CASTAGNA, Jessica W.O.1.3D-2 ...... 36 M.P.1.49 ...... 58 CHANG, Chuanyu CASTAÑO, Argelia M.P.1.54 ...... 59 R.P.2.11 ...... 91 CHANG, Huazhen CASTÈGE, Iker R.P.3.34 ...... 97 R.P.2.30 ...... 92 CHANG, Lin CASTILHOS, Zuleica T.O.3.6C-2 ...... 34 M.P.3.17 ...... 64 CHANG, Shuenn-Chin R.P.2.37 ...... 93 M.P.4.14 ...... 66

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R.O.2.4-5 ...... 47 DE WIT, Heleen A. R.P.2.18 ...... 91 W.O.4.3-1 ...... 38 DAVIS, Kenneth R.O.1.2D-4 ...... 42 M.O.4.2-3 ...... 24 M.P.1.65 ...... 59 F.O.3.4-6 ...... 53 M.P.1.71 ...... 60 DE BLASI, Fabrizio DEBORDE, Jonathan M.P.1.13 ...... 55 M.O.1.8-6 ...... 19 DE BOECK, Gudrun M.P.1.77 ...... 60 R.O.2.8A-1...... 43 DECKER, Mary Beth DE CAMPOS, Tacio M.O.1.4A-5 ...... 22 R.P.2.41 ...... 94 DEL GUASTA, Massimo DE CESARE, Fabrizio T.O.1.4B-6 ...... 28 R.P.1.45 ...... 88 DEL ROCIO ARVIZU, Maria DE DIEGO, Alberto F.O.1.12-1...... 49 M.O.1.2A-2 ...... 21 DELAHAUT, Vyshal M.P.1.81 ...... 61 R.O.2.8A-1...... 43 DE FEO, Gianmarco DELGADO, Shamir R.P.1.63 ...... 89 T.O.2.2A-5 ...... 29 R.P.1.64 ...... 90 T.P.1.25...... 71 DE FOY, Benjamin DEMARCQ, Herve M.P.1.28 ...... 56 M.O.1.3A-5 ...... 18 DE HAVEN, Peter DEMERS, Jason D. W.O.3.1-4 ...... 38 M.O.1.3B-4 ...... 22 DE JESUS, Iracina Maura R.O.1.2D-3 ...... 42 T.P.3.14...... 83 M.P.1.83 ...... 61 DE JONGE, Maarten M.P.1.84 ...... 61 R.P.2.36 ...... 93 DENG, Hong DE JOVER, Clara T.P.1.64...... 75 M.O.1.2A-5 ...... 21 DENNING, Allison DE KROM, Iris M.O.2.6-3 ...... 19 F.O.1.12-1...... 49 DESANTIS, Liane F.O.1.12-2...... 49 W.O.3.1-6 ...... 38 T.P.3.16...... 83 DESGRANGES, Marie-Maëlle T.O.3.5-4 ...... 30 T.P.1.27...... 71 DE MOOR, Maarten T.P.1.41...... 72 T.P.1.65...... 75 R.P.1.59 ...... 89 DE PONTES, Gabriela Cugler DEWI, Kania R.O.1.7C-4 ...... 41 T.P.1.20...... 70 DE RESENDE, Neuman S. DEWI, Panca T.P.3.7 ...... 82 T.O.2.2A-2 ...... 29 DE SILVA, Amila DEWILD, John T.P.1.96...... 78 W.O.1.3D-3 ...... 36 DE SIMONE, Francesco R.O.1.6A-2...... 40 M.O.4.2-2 ...... 24 M.P.1.35 ...... 57 T.O.1.5-4 ...... 30 R.P.1.30 ...... 86 W.O.4.3-2 ...... 38 DEXTER, Ma hew M.P.1.49 ...... 58 R.P.1.63 ...... 89 M.P.4.10 ...... 66 R.P.1.64 ...... 90 DE SOUZA HACON, Sandra R.P.1.65 ...... 90 R.O.1.2D-2 ...... 42 DHADWAD, Mayur DE VLEESCHOUWER, François T.P.1.18...... 70 T.P.1.87...... 77 DHANASIN, Phanachit

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GREENWELL, Hugh Christopher M.P.1.16 ...... 55 T.P.3.6 ...... 82 GUO, Galen GREIG, Hamish S. F.O.2.5-2 ...... 52 M.P.4.31 ...... 68 GUO, Jin-rong GRÉMILLET, David R.P.3.4 ...... 94 R.O.2.8B-2 ...... 47 GUSTAFSSON, Örjan GRENZ, Chris an T.P.1.5 ...... 69 R.P.1.59 ...... 89 GUSTAVSSON, Lisa GRIER, Alex M.P.1.16 ...... 55 F.O.2.5-1 ...... 52 GUSTIN, Mae Sexauer GRIFFITHS, Natalie M.O.4.1-5 ...... 20 T.P.1.97...... 78 T.O.1.4B-2 ...... 27 GRIFFITHS, Ron R.O.1.1C-5 ...... 41 T.O.1.3C-1 ...... 28 R.O.1.6A-6...... 40 GRINIENE, Evelina R.O.1.6B-1 ...... 44 T.P.1.45...... 73 R.O.1.6B-2 ...... 44 GROS, Pierre T.P.2.13...... 79 R.O.1.6A-4...... 40 R.P.1.22 ...... 86 GROSSO, Nancy R.P.1.24 ...... 86 W.O.3.1-1 ...... 38 R.P.1.40 ...... 87 GRUBE, DMD, Blanche GUTENSOHN, Mareike F. T.P.2.34...... 81 M.P.1.89 ...... 62 GU, Baohua GUTIÉRREZ, Dimitri M.O.1.8-5 ...... 19 M.O.1.3A-5 ...... 18 T.O.1.2B-4 ...... 27 GUY-HAIM, Tamar R.O.1.11A-3 ...... 46 T.P.1.60...... 74 M.P.1.86 ...... 61 GUYONEAUD, Remy GUEDRON, Stéphane M.O.1.8-6 ...... 19 T.O.1.10-4 ...... 31 F.O.1.11B-3 ...... 50 M.P.1.42 ...... 57 M.P.1.33 ...... 56 M.P.1.69 ...... 60 M.P.1.77 ...... 60 GUERRERO, Saul M.P.1.88 ...... 61 R.O.1.1C-6 ...... 41 R.P.1.53 ...... 89 GUGLIELMO, Christopher G. GUZMÁN BERNARDO, Francisco Javier R.O.2.8A-4...... 43 M.P.3.23 ...... 65 R.P.2.43 ...... 94 GYAMFI, Opoku GUILLOU, Gael T.P.2.28...... 81 T.P.1.27...... 71 HACHIYA, Noriyuki GUIMARAES, Jean Remy Davee T.O.2.2A-1 ...... 29 T.O.1.5-3 ...... 30 R.P.2.15 ...... 91 R.O.2.8A-6...... 43 HACON, Sandra M.P.1.70 ...... 60 M.P.2.2 ...... 62 M.P.1.44 ...... 58 HADGECOCK, Ian T.P.1.16...... 70 F.O.1.12-1...... 49 T.P.1.17...... 70 HADJIPANAYI, Adamos GUIMBRETIERE, Guillaume T.O.2.2B-6 ...... 33 M.P.1.25 ...... 56 HADLY, Elizabeth A. GUIRADO, María T.P.1.78...... 76 T.P.1.11...... 69 HADLY, Isabel GUNDERSON, Jakob T.P.1.78...... 76 R.P.2.13 ...... 91 HAFZALLA, George GUNNARSSON, Josefi n T.P.2.17...... 80

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W.O.1.2C-2 ...... 36 KRAEMER, Stephan M. F.O.2.3-2 ...... 51 M.P.1.74 ...... 60 T.P.1.88...... 77 M.P.1.78 ...... 61 KONG, Hang-kin KRAMER, Michael R.O.2.4-6 ...... 47 W.O.4.3-4 ...... 39 KONGSAEREE, Palangpon KRAUS, Katja T.P.2.37...... 82 T.O.3.6C-3 ...... 34 KOPYLEV, Leonid KRAUS, Johanna M.O.2.7-4 ...... 23 W.O.1.2C-6 ...... 36 M.O.2.7-5 ...... 23 KRESS, Nurit KORBAS, Malgorzata T.P.1.60...... 74 R.O.2.8B-5 ...... 47 KŘÍBEK, Bohdan KOREJWO, Ewa W.O.1.9-3 ...... 35 M.P.1.23 ...... 55 KRICKOV, Ivan T.P.1.14...... 70 M.O.1.4A-1 ...... 21 T.P.1.37...... 72 KRINNINGER, Michael T.P.1.42...... 72 R.P.1.13 ...... 85 KORINEK, Jill KROLL, Mareike T.O.2.2B-4 ...... 33 M.P.4.29 ...... 68 KORON, Neža KROLL, Thomas F.O.1.11B-4 ...... 50 R.O.1.6A-1...... 40 KORTAZAR, Leire KRONBERG, Rose-Marie M.O.1.2A-2 ...... 21 T.P.1.67...... 75 KOS, Gregor W.O.1.9-1 ...... 35 M.P.1.26 ...... 56 KRUPP, Eva KOSCHORRECK, Jan M.P.3.9 ...... 64 W.O.4.3-6 ...... 39 T.P.1.53...... 74 F.O.1.12-5...... 49 T.P.2.16...... 80 KOTNIK, Jože R.P.1.14 ...... 85 F.O.1.12-4...... 49 R.P.1.35 ...... 87 R.P.1.34 ...... 87 KRZYŻAK, Jacek R.P.1.56 ...... 89 R.P.3.40 ...... 98 R.P.1.60 ...... 89 KULIŃSKI, Karol R.P.1.66 ...... 90 T.P.1.50...... 73 R.P.1.67 ...... 90 KUMAR, Rajender KOTWICKI, Lech T.P.1.58...... 74 T.P.1.42...... 72 KUMAWAT, Divya KOZAK, Natalia R.P.3.10 ...... 95 T.O.1.10-3 ...... 31 KURAMOTO, Mikiko KRABBENHOFT, David M.P.3.7 ...... 65 M.O.1.3A-4 ...... 18 KUSHNER, Skye T.O.1.3C-4 ...... 28 T.P.1.65...... 75 W.O.1.3D-3 ...... 36 KUSS, Joachim R.O.1.6A-2...... 40 T.O.1.7A-2 ...... 26 F.O.1.11B-6 ...... 50 KUZYK, Zou Zou M.P.1.35 ...... 57 T.O.1.4B-3 ...... 27 M.P.1.45 ...... 58 KWASIGROCH, Urszula M.P.1.85 ...... 61 T.P.1.44...... 73 T.P.1.61...... 74 KWON, Sae Yun R.P.1.30 ...... 86 M.O.4.1-2 ...... 20 R.P.1.37 ...... 87 T.O.1.3C-5 ...... 28 R.P.2.27 ...... 92 M.P.4.28 ...... 67

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R.P.3.41 ...... 98 T.P.2.14...... 80 REISSIG, Mariana ROBERTS, Magali T.P.1.56...... 74 R.P.1.59 ...... 89 REN, Yujia ROBERTS, Hannah R.P.3.14 ...... 95 T.O.1.7A-6 ...... 26 REN, Xinrong ROBERTSON, Gregory R.O.1.1C-1 ...... 40 T.P.1.34...... 72 F.O.1.12-6...... 49 ROCHA, Luciana RENEDO, Marina T.P.3.11...... 83 M.O.1.3A-2 ...... 18 ROCHA, Stephany M.O.1.3A-5 ...... 18 W.O.1.3D-1 ...... 36 T.P.1.3 ...... 69 RODRIGUES, Renata Duarte de Souza R.P.1.31 ...... 86 M.P.2.4 ...... 62 RENNIE, Michael RODRIGUES, Ana Paula R.P.1.49 ...... 88 W.O.2.1-1 ...... 37 REZENDE, Carlos Eduardo R.O.1.7C-4 ...... 41 R.O.1.7C-6 ...... 42 T.P.2.8 ...... 79 RIBAUDO, Cris na R.P.2.40 ...... 93 F.O.1.11B-3 ...... 50 RODRIGUEZ, Alfonso RIBEIRO GUEVARA, Sergio R.P.3.30 ...... 97 F.O.1.12-4...... 49 RODRÍGUEZ ALONSO, Javier M.P.1.43 ...... 57 T.P.1.11...... 69 M.P.1.49 ...... 58 R.P.2.21 ...... 92 T.P.1.56...... 74 RODRÍGUEZ MARTÍN-DOIMEADIOS, RICASSI, Ami Rosa Carmen W.O.4.3-1 ...... 38 F.O.2.3-6 ...... 51 RICHTER, Larissa M.P.3.23 ...... 65 M.O.1.3B-5 ...... 23 RODRIGUEZ-CAVALLO, Erika RICHTER, Wayne R.P.2.25 ...... 92 R.O.1.2D-5 ...... 42 RODRIGUEZ-ORTEGA, Celeste RIDDLE, Claire T.P.1.77...... 76 F.O.2.5-4 ...... 52 ROGERS, Tony RIEDER, Dr. Alexander R.P.1.63 ...... 89 M.O.3.6A-5 ...... 20 ROHOVEC, Jan RIKHVANOV, Leonid W.O.1.9-3 ...... 35 T.P.1.62...... 75 M.P.3.14 ...... 64 RIMONDI, Valen na T.P.1.75...... 76 M.O.1.3B-1 ...... 22 ROHWER, Vanya T.P.3.18...... 83 R.P.2.39 ...... 93 RING, Susan ROJAS MARIN, Jose M.O.2.7-3 ...... 23 T.P.1.65...... 75 RINKLEBE, Jörg ROLFHUS, Kristofer W.O.1.9-6 ...... 35 M.O.1.2A-6 ...... 21 RIVA-MURRAY, Karen ROLL, Michal T.O.1.3C-4 ...... 28 T.P.1.75...... 76 RIZZO, Andrea ROMAN, Francisco T.P.1.56...... 74 T.P.1.25...... 71 ROBERTS, Tjarda ROMERO, Carlos E. M.P.1.25 ...... 56 M.P.3.26 ...... 65 ROBERTS, Stephen J. RONCONI, Robert T.P.1.87...... 77 T.P.1.34...... 72 ROBERTS, Aaron P. RONFANI, Luca

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T.P.1.37...... 72 R.P.2.24 ...... 92 T.P.1.42...... 72 TATZBER, Michael SZYMCZAK, Ewa T.P.1.66...... 75 T.P.1.50...... 73 TAYADE, Ashwini SZYMKIEWICZ, Marcin M.P.1.59 ...... 59 W.O.3.1-3 ...... 38 TAYLOR, Vivien SZYNOL, Kazimierz T.O.1.2B-6 ...... 27 M.O.3.6A-2 ...... 19 T.O.1.7B-2 ...... 32 TADA, Yuya W.O.2.1-4 ...... 37 T.P.1.36...... 72 M.P.1.62 ...... 59 TAGGART, Mark M.P.4.9 ...... 66 R.P.1.35 ...... 87 M.P.4.12 ...... 66 TAING, Melissa T.P.2.9 ...... 79 R.P.1.28 ...... 86 T.P.1.93...... 77 TAIPALE, Sami TAYLOR, Michele T.O.1.10-3 ...... 31 M.O.2.7-4 ...... 23 TAIT, Alex TAYLOR, Mariah W.O.3.1-2 ...... 38 T.O.1.7B-4 ...... 32 TAKAOKA, Shigeru TEBERT, Chris an F.O.2.3-3 ...... 51 T.O.3.6C-3 ...... 34 R.P.2.10 ...... 91 TEISSERENC, Roman TAKENAKA, Chisato M.O.1.4A-3 ...... 22 M.P.1.48 ...... 58 TEIXEIRA, Laís Bonfi m TAKEUCHI, Akinori M.P.2.4 ...... 62 T.P.1.36...... 72 TEIXEIRA, Matheus TAKEUCHI, Fumiaki R.P.2.37 ...... 93 T.P.3.3 ...... 82 R.P.2.40 ...... 93 TANANAEV, Nikita TEIXEIRA DA CUNHA, Larissa M.O.1.4A-3 ...... 22 Schmauder TANCIONGCO, Alexandria T.O.1.5-6 ...... 30 M.P.3.20 ...... 65 TELMER, Kevin TANG, Furong M.P.4.29 ...... 68 R.P.2.1 ...... 90 R.P.3.44 ...... 98 TANG, Yi TESÁN ONRUBIA, Javier A. R.O.1.1C-2 ...... 41 T.O.1.4B-4 ...... 27 R.P.1.18 ...... 85 TESSIER, Emmanuel R.P.3.14 ...... 95 M.O.1.2A-2 ...... 21 TANTIPANJAPORN, Ajcharapan M.O.1.3B-5 ...... 23 T.P.2.37...... 82 M.O.1.8-6 ...... 19 TAPRIZIAH, Elly Rachmi W.O.1.3D-1 ...... 36 T.O.2.2B-5 ...... 33 R.O.1.7C-1 ...... 41 TASSONE, Antonella R.O.2.8B-1 ...... 47 R.P.1.10 ...... 84 F.O.1.11B-3 ...... 50 TATE, Michael F.O.1.11B-5 ...... 50 W.O.1.3D-3 ...... 36 F.O.1.12-5...... 49 R.O.1.6A-2...... 40 M.P.1.34 ...... 57 R.P.1.30 ...... 86 M.P.1.77 ...... 60 R.P.1.37 ...... 87 T.P.1.76...... 76 TATSIY, Yury R.P.1.53 ...... 89 T.P.1.4 ...... 69 TETSUKA, Kenshi TATSUTA, Nozomi M.P.1.29 ...... 56 R.P.2.12 ...... 91 TETSUKA, Tatsuko

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M.P.1.29 ...... 56 TOMIYASU, Takashi TEUNEN, Lies M.P.1.46 ...... 58 R.P.2.36 ...... 93 M.P.1.47 ...... 58 THACKRAY, Colin M.P.1.48 ...... 58 M.O.1.4A-3 ...... 22 T.P.2.30...... 81 T.O.1.1B-4 ...... 32 TONER, Brandy T.P.1.28...... 71 T.P.1.97...... 78 T.P.1.61...... 74 TONG, Yindong THALHUBER, Thomas M.O.4.2-6 ...... 25 T.P.1.77...... 76 M.P.1.28 ...... 56 THE HIPPOCAMPE SCIENTIFIC PARTY TORA, Barbara T.P.1.43...... 73 M.P.3.15 ...... 64 THOMAS, Bas en TORRES, João Paulo T.P.1.43...... 73 T.P.1.55...... 74 THOMAS, Jennie R.P.2.28 ...... 92 T.O.1.4B-2 ...... 27 TOYOTA, Kenjiro THOMAS, Perronno M.O.1.4A-2 ...... 22 R.O.2.8A-3...... 43 TRAINI, Eugenio THOMAS, Philippe R.O.2.4-1 ...... 46 R.O.2.8B-3 ...... 47 TRAVNIKOV, Oleg THOMS, Bryn M.P.1.2 ...... 54 M.P.4.27 ...... 67 TRDIN, Ajda T.P.3.5 ...... 82 M.O.2.7-6 ...... 23 THORNBURG, Loralei F.O.2.3-5 ...... 51 R.P.2.4 ...... 90 TREXLER, Joel THURSTON, Sally W. R.O.2.8B-6 ...... 48 R.O.2.4-2 ...... 46 TSAI, Chen-Yen R.O.2.4-3 ...... 46 M.P.3.5 ...... 63 R.O.2.4-4 ...... 47 TSERENDORJ, Gegeensuvd TIAN, Hezhong M.P.1.67 ...... 59 F.O.3.4-3 ...... 53 TSEVEGSUREN, Anand TIAN, Lei T.P.2.38...... 82 R.P.2.31 ...... 93 TSOGTBAYAR, Oyu TIAN, Yi T.P.2.38...... 82 M.O.4.1-4 ...... 20 TSUI, Mar n TIBAU, Anita M.O.4.1-2 ...... 20 T.P.2.34...... 81 R.O.1.7C-3 ...... 41 TISSERAND, Delphine M.P.1.38 ...... 57 M.P.1.69 ...... 60 TUCOULOU, Rémi TOBOLLIK, Myriam R.O.1.11A-4 ...... 46 F.O.2.3-1 ...... 51 TUHÝ, Marek T.P.2.22...... 80 W.O.1.9-3 ...... 35 TODA, Eisaku TULASI, Delali M.O.4.2-1 ...... 24 T.P.2.36...... 82 TOFFA, Joelle T.P.3.15...... 83 T.P.2.23...... 80 TULET, Pierre TOGIAS, Konstan nos M.P.1.25 ...... 56 R.P.3.12 ...... 95 TUMOVA, Stepanka TOLU, Julie M.P.3.19 ...... 64 T.O.1.10-4 ...... 31 TUMURBAATAR, Oyungerel TOMCHUK, Douglas T.P.2.38...... 82 W.O.3.1-4 ...... 38 TUNGARAZA, Clavery

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T.O.1.5-5 ...... 30 VAN METER, Nathan TURETTA, Clara T.P.1.15...... 70 T.O.1.4B-6 ...... 28 VAN METRE, Peter TURSUNALIEVA, Elena T.O.1.3C-4 ...... 28 T.P.1.62...... 75 VAN WIJNGAARDEN, Edwin TURULL, Marta R.O.2.4-2 ...... 46 R.P.1.42 ...... 87 R.O.2.4-3 ...... 46 TURYK, Mary R.O.2.4-4 ...... 47 T.O.2.2B-4 ...... 33 F.O.2.5-1 ...... 52 TWINING, Cornelia M.P.2.3 ...... 62 R.P.2.39 ...... 93 R.P.2.18 ...... 91 TYMCHENKO, Svetlana VANDEVALK, Anthony J. R.P.2.14 ...... 91 T.P.2.10...... 79 UDODENKO, Yury VANHAECKE, Frank W.O.1.2C-2 ...... 36 T.P.1.53...... 74 UENO, Shinya VAŇKOVÁ, Marie T.O.2.2A-1 ...... 29 M.P.3.14 ...... 64 UGWU, Phindile T.P.1.75...... 76 M.P.1.91 ...... 62 VANYA, Delgermaa T.P.1.79...... 76 T.P.2.38...... 82 ULLAH, Kalim VARDÉ, Massimiliano R.P.1.58 ...... 89 M.P.1.8 ...... 54 ULUS, Yener M.P.1.13 ...... 55 R.O.1.7C-3 ...... 41 T.P.2.12...... 79 UMHAU, Blaire P. VARGAS, Mireille M.O.1.3A-1 ...... 17 T.P.1.78...... 76 UNFRIED, Kenneth G. VARGAS ESTRADA, Margarita T.O.3.5-1 ...... 29 T.P.2.13...... 79 UNGUREANU, Viorel G VARTY, Stephanie M.O.1.2A-4 ...... 21 T.P.1.10...... 69 URANGO-CARDENAS, Iván David T.P.1.96...... 78 R.P.3.29 ...... 97 VASCONCELLOS, Ana Claudia URBA, Andriejus R.O.1.2D-2 ...... 42 R.P.1.38 ...... 87 VASCONCELOS, Carolina P. USUKI, Fusako M.P.2.5 ...... 63 R.P.2.17 ...... 91 VASCONCELOS, Vitor VAHČIČ, Mitja R.O.1.7C-1 ...... 41 F.O.1.11B-4 ...... 50 VASILEVA, Emiliya VALCÁRCEL, Camilo R.O.1.6B-4 ...... 44 R.P.2.26 ...... 92 T.P.1.57...... 74 VALDÉS, Fernando R.P.1.46 ...... 88 T.P.1.94...... 78 R.P.1.47 ...... 88 VALE, Carlos VASILIU, Dan R.P.3.5 ...... 94 M.O.1.2A-4 ...... 21 VALERO GARCÉS, Blas VASQUES, Ricardo M.P.1.81 ...... 61 T.P.2.8 ...... 79 VAN DEN AKKER, Bert VECCHI BRUMATTI, Liza M.O.3.6A-3 ...... 20 R.O.2.4-1 ...... 46 VAN DER LOEFF, Michiel R. VEGA, Claudia M. T.O.1.4B-4 ...... 27 T.O.2.2A-5 ...... 29 VAN DER PUTTEN, Nathalie W.O.1.2C-4 ...... 36 T.P.1.87...... 77 M.P.2.2 ...... 62

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R.P.2.46 ...... 94 M.O.1.1A-3 ...... 17 WILD, Birgit R.O.1.1C-2 ...... 41 T.P.1.5 ...... 69 R.O.1.1D-2 ...... 45 WILKINS, Amina R.P.3.14 ...... 95 M.O.2.7-4 ...... 23 R.P.1.18 ...... 85 WILLACKER, James J. WU, Tao M.P.4.31 ...... 68 M.P.3.11 ...... 64 R.P.2.27 ...... 92 WU, Yiming WILLIAM FRANCIS, Carroll F.O.3.4-3 ...... 53 R.P.3.15 ...... 95 WYATT, Faye WILLIAMS, Edward R.O.1.2D-3 ...... 42 M.P.1.60 ...... 59 WYMORE, Ann M. WILLIAMS, Dean R.O.1.11A-5 ...... 46 T.P.2.18...... 80 R.P.1.50 ...... 88 WILLOUGHBY, Manton XIA, Jicheng T.P.1.77...... 76 T.P.1.76...... 76 WILMAN, Bartłomiej T.P.1.86...... 77 T.P.1.40...... 72 T.P.3.1 ...... 82 WILMARTH, William R. XIAO, Hang R.O.3.2-3 ...... 44 M.P.1.76 ...... 60 T.P.3.9 ...... 82 XIE, Han WILMERS, Christopher T.P.2.32...... 81 R.O.1.1C-4 ...... 41 XIE, Zhouqing WILPISZESKI, Regina L. M.O.1.3A-6 ...... 18 R.O.1.11A-5 ...... 46 XIE, Qing R.P.1.50 ...... 88 W.O.1.2C-5 ...... 36 R.P.1.51 ...... 88 XINBIN, Feng WINDMÖLLER, Cláudia C. W.O.1.3D-5 ...... 37 R.P.3.7 ...... 95 XU, Lingling WISNIEWSKI, Victoria M.P.1.76 ...... 60 T.P.1.10...... 69 XU, Liwen WOHLGEMUTH, Lena R.P.3.14 ...... 95 T.P.1.63...... 75 XU, Minghou WOJCIECHOWSKI, Jacek F.O.3.4-2 ...... 53 W.O.3.1-3 ...... 38 R.P.3.18 ...... 96 WOODWARD, E. Malcolm S. R.P.3.23 ...... 96 T.O.1.7B-5 ...... 33 XU, Wenqing WORMS, Isabelle R.P.3.23 ...... 96 M.P.1.39 ...... 57 XU, Yifan WRÓBEL, Michał R.O.3.3-4 ...... 48 M.P.1.40 ...... 57 R.P.3.11 ...... 95 WU, Bobo R.P.3.16 ...... 96 F.O.3.4-3 ...... 53 XU, Yiyi WU, Di R.O.2.4-5 ...... 47 R.P.3.14 ...... 95 XU, Xiaohong WU, Jinxuan T.O.1.1B-2 ...... 31 T.P.1.64...... 75 XUEJUN, Wang WU, Pianpian M.P.1.57 ...... 59 W.O.1.2C-3 ...... 36 YAMADA, Junya F.O.2.5-6 ...... 52 M.P.3.24 ...... 65 T.P.1.94...... 78 YAMAKAWA, Akane WU, Qingru F.O.1.12-5...... 49

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