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PROGRAM BOOK Sunday 23 August 2015 Tuesday 25 August 2015 Wednesday 26 August 2015 Thrusday 27 August 2015 Friday 28 August 2015 PROGRAM BOOK Sunday 23 August 2015 Tuesday 25 August 2015 Wednesday 26 August 2015 Thrusday 27 August 2015 Friday 28 August 2015 14:00 09:00 Plenary Session II 09:00 Plenary session III 09:00 Plenary session IV Summary Registration Nobre Professor Martin van Nobre Nobre 09:30 Plenary 18:00 10:00 Dr. Kurt Straif 10:00 10:00 Dr. Terry F. Bidleman Nobre den Berg 11:30 and Chalenges 18:00 Maksoud 10:00 Exhibition 10:00 Coffee break & Exhibition for the Future Informal Reception Coffee break & exhibition 10:00 Coffee break & Exhibition 20:00 Hotel 10:40 Hall & Foyer exhibition Hall & Foyer 10:40 exhibition Hall & Foyer 10:40 Students’ Passive Sampling for POPs Environmental and Sources, Inventories, 11:30 Award Brasil Health Effects of Presentation Nobre Monitoring Brasil Emission Prevention and Brasil 13:00 DDT and Related Control, BAT&BEP 3 of Dioxin2016 Contaminated sites: Risks, Cases, Compounds Closing Monday 24 August 2015 São Paulo Remediation, Risk and Policy 1 Persistent Organic POPs in Diet: Pollutants (POPs) Evaluation, Trends and São Paulo Advances in the Toxicology and 09:00 10:40 Paraná and emergent São Paulo Risks 3 Opening Ceremony Nobre Epidemiology of POPs 10:00 compounds in the 10:40 12:00 Levels in the GRULAC Region 1 12:00 10:00 Exhibition Exposure to POPs in the Urban, Environment, Fate and Paraná Exhibition opening & coffee break Indoor and in the Workplace Pernambuco 10:40 10:40 Hall & Foyer Levels in the Transport 5 Environments 1 12:00 Environment, Fate and Paraná Plenary Session I Transport 4 Analytical Screening Levels in the Environment, Fate and Confirmatory Pernambuco 10:40 Dr. Robert W. Risebrough Ceará Risk Assessment, Nobre and Transport 3 Methods 5 12:00 Professor Estefania Gastaldello Management, and Pernambuco Moreira 12:00 Thermo Seminar A Ceará Regulation 2 Multi Thematic 2 Ceará Wildlife Toxicology 12:00 13:00 Lunch Lunch and Exposure to POPs, 12:00 Thermo Seminar B Ceará 13:00 Ceará and Environmental 13:00 13:00 Lunch Poster session II Foyer 13:00 14:00 Distribution 3 Poster session I Foyer 13:00 14:00 12:00 Poster session III Foyer POPs in Diet: Evaluation, Trends Lunch Brasil 13:00 14:00 Sources, Inventories, Emission and Risks 1 Prevention and Control, BAT&BEP Brasil 13:00 Current Status and Contaminated sites: Risks, Cases, Optional tours 1 São Paulo 18:00 Management of Dioxin Brasil Remediation, Risk and Policy 2 in Vietnam Levels in the Environment, Fate São Paulo and Transport 1 14:00 Multi Thematic 1 Paraná Sources, Inventories, 15:20 Emission Prevention and São Paulo Analytical Screening and Exposure to POPs in the Urban, 14:00 Paraná Control, BAT&BEP 4 Confirmatory Methods 1 Indoor and in the Workplace Pernambuco 15:20 Environments 2 14:00 Levels in the Wildlife Toxicology and Exposure 15:20 Environment, Fate and Paraná Analytical Screening and to POPs, and Environmental Pernambuco Ceará Transport 6 Distribution 1 Confirmatory Methods 3 Unintentional Pernambuco Sources, Levels, and Fate 15:20 Coffee Break Exhibition Formation of POPs of Flame Retardants in the Ceará 15:50 Exhibition/Poster Session Hall & Foyer Environment Chiral compounds and POPs in Diet: Evaluation, Trends POPs in the Developing Ceará Brasil 15:20 Coffee Break Exhibition and Risks 2 World 15:50 Exhibition/Poster Session Hall & Foyer Global Fate & Long Range 15:20 Coffee break Exhibition São Paulo Sources, Inventories, Emission Transport - Remote Areas 1 15:50 Exhibition/Poster Session Hall & Foyer Prevention and Control, BAT&BEP Brasil 15:50 2 17:30 Sources, Inventories, Analytical Screening and Paraná Emission Prevention and Brasil Levels in the Environment, Fate Confirmatory Methods 4 São Paulo Control, BAT&BEP 5 15:50 and Transport 2 Risk Assessment, Management, Levels in the 17:30 Analytical Screening and Pernambuco Paraná and Regulation 1 Environment, Fate and São Paulo Confirmatory Methods 2 Transport 7 15:50 Wildlife Toxicology and Exposure 17:30 Persistent Organic to POPs, and Environmental Pernambuco Pollutants (POPs) and Paraná Distribution 2 emergent compounds in the GRULAC Region 2 17:30 Transportation to opening ceremony 18:00 Global Fate & Long Range Transport - Pernambuco 18:00 MASP Remote Areas 2 Opening reception Museum of Art 20:00 of Sao Paulo 17:30 Transportation to Gala Dinner 19:00 Terra da 19:00 Garoa Gala Dinner 23:00 (Land of Drizzle) 35th International Symposium on Halogenated Persistent Organic Pollutants São Paulo, Brazil August 23-28, 2015 PROGRAM BOOK Editor in Chief: Prof. Dr. João V. de Assunção Dioxin’s APP Designed by: MCI / Acqua Consultoria Date of Publication: August, 2015 4 35th International Symposium on Halogenated Persistent Organic Pollutants August 23rd - 28th, 2015 - São Paulo - Brazil Table of Contents Program at a glance.........................................front cover fold Welcome Address ........................................................................... 6 Information ......................................................................................... 9 Committees ........................................................................................ 11 Registration ......................................................................................... 12 Instructions for Presenters .................................................................. 13 Student Awards .................................................................................. 14 Side Meetings ..................................................................................... 15 Social Program ................................................................................... 16 Special Tours on Wednesday - August 26th, 2015 .......................... 18 Optional Tours For Accompanying Persons .................................... 20 Other Interesting Tours ....................................................................... 23 Accommodation ............................................................................... 26 General Information .......................................................................... 27 Useful Information .............................................................................. 29 Monday program Day at a glance ................................................................................. 35 Oral sessions ........................................................................................ 36 Poster session I ................................................................................... 41 Tuesday program Day at a glance ................................................................................. 47 Oral sessions ........................................................................................ 48 Poster session II.................................................................................... 55 Wednesday program Day at a glance ................................................................................. 61 Oral sessions ........................................................................................ 62 Thursday program Day at a glance ................................................................................. 67 Oral sessions ........................................................................................ 68 Poster session III ................................................................................... 76 Friday program Day at a glance ................................................................................. 83 Index of presenters ....................................................................... 85 Sponsors and exhibitors ............................................................... 93 Venue map...............................................................back cover fold 5 Welcome Address Dear Colleagues, On behalf of the Organizing Committee, Scientific Committee and the International Advisory Board, it is an honour and a pleasure to welcome you to São Paulo – Brazil, for the 35th International Symposium on Halogenated Persistent Organic Pollutants (Dioxin2015). The Symposium is a traditional one, and it is being organized since 1980. It is a scientific event with main focus on toxic and persistent halogenated organic compounds (POPs) with a broad range of themes. The symposium has been held in all over the world and it is the first time it will be held in Latin America. São Paulo is the biggest city in Brazil with a population around 20 million inhabitants in its metropolitan area, with people from all over the world. It is a city of business, education and with high level of health facilities, and good food and recognized all over the world. Topics will address a full range of global research on POPs right across the source- pathway-exposure-effects-solutions continuum. You will keep in touch with recent trends on POPs in the environment, and new POPs will be addressed, according to spanned POPs by Stockholm Convention, like brominated flame-retardants, perfluorinated chemicals, and emerging contaminants. Indoor pollution caused by POPs, urban contamination issues, and POPs in the Developing World will be also discussed; toxicity to human and to animals, levels and trends in the environment, epidemiology, exposure assessment, as well as regulation, risk assessment and management, analytical methods for measurements on sources and in the environment, source inventory, policy, and control measures. Newest analytical methods and equipment, source sampling and monitoring methods, will be exposed and discussed. It will be a very unique opportunity to
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