PROGRAM

2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RISK ASSESSMENT OF PHARMACEUTICALS

IN THE ENVIRONMENTBarcelona, 28-29 November 2019

www.icraphe2019.activacongresos.com

We welcome you to the 2nd ICRAPHE that will take place in Barcelona, Spain in November 28-29, 2019. This is a follow up of the First ICRAPHE international conference organized in Paris on September 8-9, 2016, by Prof. Yves Levi.

The conference aims to capture outstanding examples of active research in this field and highlight as well future research needs. It will consist of six themes indicated below:

- Environmental Monitoring and Sewage Chemical Information Mining (SCIM) of Pharma residues (session 1)

- Omic Approaches to Assess Endogenous Biomarkers of Disease or Health (session 2)

- Ecological and Health Effects, Hazards and Risks (session 3)

- Degradation and Innovative Remediation Technologies (session 4)

- Bioaccumulation and Plant Uptake of Pharma residues (session 5)

- Pharmaceutical industry and eco-friendly production (session 6)

This conference will be structured in different sessions covering all the topics cited above. Oral and poster presentation are now welcome.

One PLENARY LECTURE and few KEY NOTE LECTURES are already planned.

Welcome to Barcelona!

Damià BarceloICRA and IDAEA-CSIC, Girona and Barcelona, SpainChair of the Scientific Committee

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Welcome

Scientific Committee

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Damià BarceloICRA and IDAEA-CSIC, Girona and Barcelona, Spain, Chair

Yves LeviUniv. Paris Sud and Faculty of Pharmacy, Catenay-Malabry, France and Academie Nationale de Pharmacie, Paris, France, Co-Chair

Alistair BoxallUniversity of York, UK

Helene BudzinskiUniversity of Bordeaux, France

Miquel Salgot de MarçayFaculty of Pharmacy and Royal Academy of Pharmacy of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain

Torkel GrenRecipharm, Stockholm, Sweden

With the scientific support of:

project (PCIN-2017-067)by the E U through the W aterJPI-2015 A WARE

ProgramThursday, 28th November

8,30-9,15 Registration

9,15-9,25 Welcome and introduction

9,25-10,00 Plenary lecture Alistair Boxall University of York, UK THE GLOBAL PROBLEM OF PHARMACEUTICAL POLLUTION

10,00-10,30 Keynote speaker Yves Levi Universite Paris Sud, UMR CNRS, AgroParisTech. Chatenay-Malabry, France GPCPE: NEW GLOBAL PANEL ON THE CHEMICAL POLLUTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT

10,30-10,50 David SOLOMON JALAJEL, PRINCE SULTAN BIN ABDULAZIZ INTERNATIONAL WATER PRIZE

10,50-11,30 Poster session & coffee break

SESSION 1 Environmental Monitoring and Sewage Chemical Information Mining (SCIM) of Pharma residuesChair: Alistair Boxall

11,30-12,00 Keynote lecture Mira Petrovic ICRA, Girona, Spain

MONITORING OF PHARMACEUTICAL RESIDUES IN THE ENVIRONMENT: FROM TARGET ANALYSIS, SUSPECT SCREENING TO NON TARGET ANALYSIS. LIMITATIONS AND PITFALLS

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12,00-12,30 Keynote lecture Helen Budzinski University of Bordeaux, France

HIGH RESOLUTION MASS SPECTROMETRY AS A TOOL TO ELUCIDATE THE FATE AND BEHAVIOUR OF EMERGING CONTAMINANTS, SPECIALLY DRIGS AND METABOLITES, IN WASTE WATERS

12,30-12,50 Verónica CastroIIAA-Institute for Food Analysis and Research (Univesidade Santiago de Compostela). Santiago de Compostela, SpainCOMBINED SAMPLING AND RETENTION MECHANISMS IN LC-HRMS SCREENING OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND OTHER EMERGING POLLUTANTS IN WATER

12,50-13,10 Antoni GinebredaIDAEA CSIC. Barcelona, SpainLC-HRMS/MS DETECTION OF TRANSFORMATION PRODUCTS AND METABOLITES OF PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOUNDS IN ARTIFICIAL RIVER CHANNEL EXPOSED TO WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT EFFLUENT

13,10-13,30 Jianru Stahl-ZengAB Sciex Germany GmbH. Darmstadt, GermanyANALYSIS OF PPCP IN WATER SAMPLES USING LCMSMS WITH LARGE VOLUME INJECTION

13,30-14,30 Lunch & posters

SESSION 1 (PART 2)Environmental Monitoring and Sewage Chemical Information Mining (SCIM) of Pharma residues Chair: Antoni Ginebreda

14,30-15,00 Keynote lecture Mario Carere Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Rome, Italy

EFFECT BASED METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF PHARMACEUTICAL CONTAMINATION IN THE CONTEXT OF THE WATER FRAMEWORK DIRECTIVE

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15,00-15,30 Keynote lecture Haibo Zhang

Zhejiang A&F University. Hangzhou, ChinaVETERINARY ANTIBIOTICS IN THE SOILS OF CHINA: PROBLEMS AND MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS

15,30-15,50 Barbara Le BotUniv Rennes, Inserm, EHESP, Irset (Institut de recherche en santé, environnement et travail). Rennes, FranceVETERINARY PHARMACEUTICAL CONTAMINATION IN MIXED LAND USE WATERSHEDS: FROM AGRICULTURAL HEADWATER TO WATER MONITORING WATERSHED

15,50-16,10 Barbara Le BotUniv Rennes, Inserm, EHESP, Irset (Institut de recherche en santé, environnement et travail). Rennes, FranceVETERINARY PHARMACEUTICAL RESIDUES IN WATER RESOURCES AND TAP WATER IN AN INTENSIVE HUSBANDRY AREA IN FRANCE

16,10-16,40 Poster session & coffee break

SESSION 2 Omic Approaches to Assess Endogenous Biomarkers of Disease or Health

SESSION 3Ecological and Health Effects, Hazards and Risks Chair: Mario Carere

16,40-17,10 Keynote lectureMarta CascanteUniversity of Barcelona, SpainA SYSTEMS MEDICINE APPROACH TO UNVEIL THE METABOLIC PLASTICITY UNDERLYING METASTATIC POTENTIAL AND DRUG RESISTANCE

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17,10-17,30 Sara Rodriguez-Mozaz Catalan Institute for Water Research (ICRA). Girona, Spain

EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF NSAIDS AND DIET REGIME IN FRESHWATER INVERTEBRATES THROUGH TARGET AND NON-TARGET METABOLOMICS

17,30-18,00 Keynote lecture Leon Barron Kings College, London, UK

OCCURRENCE, BIOCONCENTRATION, METABOLOMICS AND BEHAVIOURAL EFFECTS OF PHARMACEUTICALS IN FRESHWATER INVERTEBRATES

18,00-18,20 Anna Navarro Cuenca European Commission Joint Research Centre (EU JRC). Ispra, Italy

ANTIBIOTICS IN THE EU WATCH LIST PROGRAM AND CHALLENGES TO IMPROVE THE RISK ASSESSMENT

18,20-18,40 Quentin Aemig INRA – LBE. Narbonne, France

LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT AT FRENCH SCALE ON HUMAN HEALTH AND AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT OF MICROPOLLUTANTS RELEASED BY WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS

18,40-19,00 Fabrice Martin-Laurent INRA. Dijon, France

EVALUATION OF THE ECOTOXICOLOGICAL IMPACT OF WATERING VEGETABLES WITH WASTE WATER CONTAMINATED WITH PESTICIDES AND PHARMACEUTICAL RESIDUES

20,30 Dinner at la Lluna Restaurant (Carrer de Santa Anna 20, Barcelona)

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Friday, 29th November

SESSION 4Degradation and Innovative Remediation TechnologiesChair: Helen Budzinski

9,00-9,30 Keynote lecture Ajit SarmahUniversity of Auckland, New ZelandLOW-COST ADSORBENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION OF PHARMA RESIDUES- HOW RESILIENT IS THE APPROACH?

9,30-9,50 Eric Chauveheid VIVAQUA. Brussels, Belgium

REMOVING PHARMACEUTICALS BY A SURFACE WATER TREATMENT PROCESS TO PRODUCE DRINKING WATER

9,50-10.10 Enelton Fagnani IDAEA-CSIC. Barcelona, Spain

DETECTION OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND THEIR PHOTOTRANSFORMATION PRODUCTS IN SURFACE WATERS

10,10-10,30 Emma Deniere Ghent University – Research group EnVOC – department Green Chemistry & Technology. Ghent, Belgium

DEGRADATION OF PHARMACEUTICAL RESIDUES BY OZONATION AND OZONE-ACTIVATED PEROXYMONOSULFATE PROCESS: A COMPARISON IN EFFICIENCY AND RADICAL CONTRIBUTION

10,30-10,50 Blanca Huidobro López IMDEA Water. Madrid, Spain

AMENDED VEGETATION FILTERS TO REMOVE PHARMACEUTICALS FROM WASTEWATER

10,50-11,10 Monica Brienza UMR HydroSciences 5569. Montpellier, France

CHIRAL ANALYSIS: AN INNOVATIVE TOOL TO INVESTIGATE THE FATE OF PPCPS IN SOIL IRRIGATED WITH TREATED DOMESTIC WASTEWATER

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11,10-11,30 Rebeca López SernaInstitute of Sustainable Processes (ISP), Valladolid, SpainPHOTOBIOREACTORS BASED ON MICROALGAE-BACTERIA AND PURPLE PHOTOTROPHIC BACTERIA CONSORTIA: A PROMISING ECO-TECHNOLOGY TO REDUCE THE LOAD OF VETERINARY DRUGS FROM PIGGERY WASTEWATER

11,30-12,00 Poster session & coffee break

SESSION 5Bioaccumulation and Plant Uptake of Pharma residuesChair: Ajit Sarmah

12,00-12,30 Keynote lecture Yolanda Pico

Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Valencia, SpainPHARMA RESIDUES AND MICROPLASTICS IN SAUDI ARABIAN LAKES AND POOLS IRRIGATED WITH WASTEWATERS. BIOACUMULATION AND PLANT UPTAKE

12,30-12,50 Yvonne Bigott Helmholtz Zentrum München GmbH, Research Unit for Comparative Microbiome Analysis. Neuherberg, GermanyINFLUENCE OF DICLOFENAC ON THE DIURNAL EXPRESSION PATTERN OF STRESS GENES IN LACTUCA SATIVA

12,50-13,10 Sandra Perez IDAEA-CSIC. Barcelona, Spain

FATE AND UPTAKE OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND THEIR METABOLITES IN THE SOIL/EARTHWORM/LETTUCE SYSTEM IRRIGATED WITH TREATED WASTEWATER

13,10-13,30 Raffaella Meffe IMDEA Water Institute. Madrid, Spain

FATE OF PHARMACEUTICALS IN SOIL-CROP SYSTEMS IN A MEDITERRANEAN SUBURBAN AGRICULTURAL AREA

13,30-15,00 Lunch & posters

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SESSION 5 (PART 2)Bioaccumulation and Plant Uptake of Pharma residuesChair: Damià Barceló & Yolanda Picó

15,00-15,20 Peter Schröder Helmholtz Zentrum Muenchen, German Center for Environmental Health

THE WHOLE IS GREATER THAN THE SUM OF ITS PARTS – PERFORMANCE OF PHRAGMITES AND ITS ENDOPHYTES IN PHYTOREMEDIATION OF CARBAMAZEPINE

15,20-15,40 Nicola MontemurroDepartment of Environmental Chemistry, Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA), Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC). Barcelona, SpainEXPOSURE AND ACCUMULATION OF DIFFERENT CONTAMINANTS OF EMERGING CONCERN IN RADISH CROPS GROWN UNDER CONTROLLED CONDITIONS

15,40-16,00 Manasfi RayanaUMR HydroSciences 5569, HSM, Montpellier University. Montpellier, France and Department of Environmental Chemistry, IDAEA-CSIC. Barcelona, SpainPHARMACEUTICAL PLANT UPTAKE AND SOIL ACCUMULATION IN CROPS IRRIGATED WITH TREATED WASTEWATER: A FIELD STUDY

SESSION 6Pharmaceutical industry and eco-friendly production Chair: Damià Barceló & Yolanda Picó

16,00-16,30 Keynote lecture Torkel Gren

Recipharm, Stockholm, SwedenPHARMACEUTICALS IN THE ENVIRONMENT- A PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND MANUFACTURING PERSPECTIVE

16,30-16,45 Final Speech from Enrique Playan, Director of the Spanish State Research Agency

16,45-17,15 CLOSING CEREMONY, POSTER AWARD AND ANNOUNCMEENT OF 3RD ICRAPHE CONFERENCE IN HANGZHOU, CHINA

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1-Manuela CorreiaREQUIMTE/LAQV, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto. Porto, PortugalMONITORING OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND TRANSFORMATION PRODUCTS IN THE RIVER LIS

2-Montserrat SoléICM-CSIC. Barcelona, SpainBIOMARKER RESPONSES IN LUMBRICUS TERRESTRIS EXPOSED TO MODEL DRUGS

3-Trine EggenNorwegian Institute for Bioeconomy (NIBIO). Ås, NorwayPHARMACEUTICALS IN THE ENVIRONMENT – PREDICTING ENVIRONMENTAL FATE, AND ENVIRONMENTAL AND FOOD SAFETY

4-Juan Manuel Peña-HerreraWater and Soil Quality Research Group, Dep. of Environmental Chemistry, IDAEA-CSIC. Barcelona, SpainACCUMULATION OF PHARMACEUTICALS RESIDUES IN FISH TISSUES FROM POLLUTED RIVERS

5-Benouareth Djamel EddineBiology department, Faculty of life and natural sciences and earth and universe sciences, university 8 May 1945. Guelma, AlgeriaPHARMACEUTICALS IN ALGERIAN WASTEWATER SLUDGE: THE CASE OF THE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IN GUELMA’S CITY

6-Benouareth Djamel EddineBiology department, Faculty of life and natural sciences and earth and universe sciences, university 8 May 1945. Guelma, AlgeriaMUTAGENIC AND GENOTOXIC EFFECTS OF GUELMA’S URBAN WASTEWATER, ALGERIA

7-Elena TyuminaPerm Federal Research Center of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Perm State University. Perm, RussiaPERSPECTIVE BIOCATALYSTS FOR NEUTRALIZATION AND DETOXIFICATION OF PHARMACEUTICAL POLLUTANTS

8-Marcela LevioUniversity of La Frontera. Temuco, ChileLOW-COST BIOPURIFICATION TECHNOLOGY AS ALTERNATIVE FOR TETRACYCLINE-CONTAMINATED WATER TREATMENT

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Poster List

9-Maria Cristina DiezUniversity of La Frontera Temuco, ChilePHYTOTOXICITY OF SEWAGE SLUDGES AND TETRACYCLINE EXTRACT IN GERMINATION OF LOLIUM PERENNE, TRIFOLIUM SP. AND TITRICUM AESTIVUM

10-Florence GERETInstitut National Universitaire Champollion. Albi, FranceDEVELOPMENTAL AND REPRODUCTIVE RESPONSES OF TWO BIO-INDICATOR FRESHWATER SPECIES TO PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG EXPOSURE: SETTING THE STAGE FOR EVALUATING AQUATIC MICRO-POLLUTANT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT.

11-Florence GERETInstitut National Universitaire Champollion. Albi, FranceEFFECTS OF AN ANXIOLYTIC DRUG ON EMBRYOGENESIS, GROWTH AND LOCOMOTION OF A NON-MODEL FRESHWATER GASTROPOD

12-Grzegorz SiedlewiczInstitute of Oceanology of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Sopot, PolandCONCENTRATIONS AND RISK ASSESSMENT OF SELECTED ANTIBIOTICS RESIDUES IN MARINE SEDIMENTS FROM THE SOUTHERN BALTIC SEA

13-Pedro Antonio García-EncinaInstitute of Sustainable Processes (ISP). Valladolid, SpainTRANSFORMATION PRODUCTS OF VETERINARY DRUGS IN SWINE MANURE DURING PHOTOBIOTREATMENTS BASED ON PHOTOTROPHIC MICROORGANISMS

14-Prof. Shadi Wajih HasanKhalifa University of Science and Technology. Abu Dabi, United Arab EmiratesCONTROL OF CONTAMINANTS OF EMERGING CONCERN (CECS) FROM MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER VIA ELECTRICALLY ENHANCED MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR

15-Lilianna SharmaInstitute of Oceanology of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Sopot, PolandEFFECTS OF ANTIBIOTICS ON GROWTH AND PHOTOSYSTEM II PERFORMANCE IN MARINE MICROORGANISMS.

16-Anaïs EspinosaINRA. FranceIDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF METHOTREXATE PHOTODEGRADATION PRODUCTS

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17-Sylvie NelieuINRA. FranceANTIBIOTIC RESIDUES AND ANTIBIORESISTANCE IN THE ENVIRONMENT: IS THERE A LINK IN THE CONTEXT OF FRENCH CATTLE FARMING?

18-Meritxell GrosCatalan Institute for Water Research (ICRA), University of Girona (UdG). SpainANTIBIOTICS AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE GENES IN NATURAL SPRINGS AS TRACERS OF AGRICULTURAL CONTAMINATION

19-Mira ČelićCatalan Institute for Water Research (ICRA), University of Girona (UdG). SpainRISK ASSESSMENT BASED PRIORITIZATION OF PHARMACEUTICALS OF MAJOR CONCERN IN THE EBRO DELTA (SPAIN)

20-Marie Marchand-PilardSUEZ. Le Pecq, FranceA COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF WATER MANAGEMENT IN GERMANY, SWITZERLAND AND SWEDEN REGARDING PHARMACEUTICAL POLLUTION

21-Yolanda Valcárcel RiveraRey Juan Carlos University. Madrid, SpainRISK ASSESSMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD OF EMERGING POLLUTANTS DETECTED IN THE ANTARCTIC PENINSULA

22-Sophie Lardy-Fontan LNE. Paris, France

OCCURRENCE OF ESTROGENIC COMPOUNDS AND PHARMACEUTICALS IN FRENCH SURFACE WATER: A WATCH LIST SURVEY

23-Helena Rapp WrightDCU. Dublin, IrelandINTERNATIONAL COMPARISON FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF PHARMACEUTICAL, PESTICIDES AND ILLICIT DRUG COMPOUNDS IN WATER USING HIGH RESOLUTION CHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND MACHINE LEARNING

24-Sylvie NelieuINRA. Thiverval Grignon, FranceSTRATEGIES TO CONTROL THE DISSEMINATION OF ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE IN THE ENVIRONMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

25-Jéssica Andrade Vilas-BoasUniversidade Federal de Juiz de Fora. Juiz de Fora, BrazilCAN CILIATE BE USED AS MODEL ORGANISMS TO REPRESENT AQUATIC SYSTEM? A CASE STUDY OF CAFFEINE

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26-Sophie Lardy-FontanLNE. Paris, FranceEDC-WFD: A PROJECT TO DELIVER RELIABLE MEASUREMENTS OF ESTROGENS FOR BETTER MONITORING SURVEY AND RISKS ASSESSMENTS

27-Dylan O’FlynnDublin City University. Dublin, IrelandLIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF PHARMACEUTICALS IN IRISH SURFACE WATERS

28-Verónica CastroUniversidade de Santiago de Compostela. Santiago de Compostela, SpainOPTIMIZATION OF A WORKFLOW FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCREENING BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY-QUADRUPOLE-TIME OF FLIGHT ACCURATE MASS SPECTROMETRY

29-Salomé Martínez-MorcilloUnit of Toxicology, Veterinary Faculty, University of Extremadura. Caceres, SpainMETAL DETERMINATION (ZN, CU, CD AND PB) AND INTEGRATION OF OXIDATIVE STRESS BIOMARKERS IN FISH AND BIVALVE SPECIES FROM NORTH-WESTERN COAST OF SPAIN

30-Marjolaine Bourdat-DeschampsINRA. Thiverval-Grignon, FranceMOBILITY OF A PHARMACEUTICAL COCKTAIL IN SOIL POROUS MEDIA – ROLE OF THE COLLOIDAL TRANSPORT

31-Volker LämmcenUniversity of Osnabrueck. Osnabrueck, GermanyGEOREFERENCED MODELLING AS COMPLEMENTARY APPROACH TO ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

32-Salomé Martínez-MorcilloUnit of Toxicology, Veterinary Faculty, University of Extremadura. Caceres, SpainOCCURRENCE OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND LEVEL OF BIOMARKER IN SEAFOOD SPECIES FROM THE NORTH-WESTERN COAST OF SPAIN

33-Irene AparicioDepartment of Analytical Chemistry, Escuela Politécnica Superior, Universidad de Sevilla. Sevilla, SpainMETHOD FOR ROUTINE MONITORING PHARMACEUTICAL METABOLITES IN ENVIRONMENTAL AQUEOUS SAMPLES

34-Irene AparicioDepartment of Analytical Chemistry, Escuela Politécnica Superior, Universidad de Sevilla. Sevilla, SpainSELECTIVE PRESSURIZED LIQUID EXTRACTION METHOD FOR MONITORING METABOLITES OF PHARMACEUTICALS IN SLUDGE AND SOIL

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35-Journel BlandineCEHTRA SAS. Cenon, FranceENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT FOR MEDICINAL PRODUCT: PERSPECTIVE AND CHALLENGES

36-Marjolaine Bourdat-DeschampsINRA. Thiverval-Grignon, FranceIMPACT OF ORGANIC WASTE TREATMENTS ON THE FATE OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND PERSISTENT COMPOUNDS

37-Lúcia SantosCatalan Institute for Water Research (ICRA). Girona, SpainINTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF MICROPLASTICS AND THE ANTIBIOTIC CLARITHROMYCIN ON RIVER BIOFILMS: AN ECOTOXICOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

38-Radka KodešováCzech University of Life Sciences Prague. Pague, Czech RepublicUPTAKE OF CARBAMAZEPINE BY GREEN PEA PLANTS AND ITS TRANSFORMATION IN SOIL-PLANT SYSTEM

39-Daniela GildemeisterGerman Environment Agency, Section IV 2.2 – Pharmaceuticals. Dessau-Roßlau, GermanyTHE GLOBAL DATABASE “PHARMACEUTICALS IN THE ENVIRONMENT” – UPDATE AND NEW ANALYSIS

40-Lara WöhlerUniversity of Twente. Enschede, The NetherlandsTHE GREY WATER FOOTPRINT OF HUMAN AND VETERINARY PHARMACEUTICALS

41-Vit KodesCzech Hydrometeorological Institute. Prague, Czech RepublicPHARMACEUTICALS IN SURFACE AND GROUND WATERS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

42-Ksenia PazdroInstitute of Oceanology, Polish Academy of Sciences. Sopot, PolandSUBMARINE GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE AS A SOURCE OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND CAFFEINE RESIDUES IN COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS: BAY OF PUCK (SOUTHERN BALTIC SEA) CASE STUDY

43-Gunnar NiebaumInstitute of Environmental Systems Research, Osnabrück University. Osnabrueck, GermanyHOW PREDICTABLE ARE PHARMACEUTICAL LOADS IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT INFLUENTS AND EFFLUENTS?

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44-Dani MulasINTE. Barcelona,SpainNUCLEAR MEDICINE ACTIVITIES AND PRESENCE OF RADIONUCLIDES IN THE BARCELONA METROPOLITAN AREA URBAN WATER CYCLE

45-Mohamed A. El-SheikhDepartment of Botany and Microbiology, College of Science, King Saud University. Ryadh, Saudi ArabiaEMERGING CONTAMINANTS IN SOIL AND PLANT TREATED WITH WASTEWATER UNDER REAL-WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN THE AL HAYER AREA, SAUDI ARABIA: UPTAKE, ACCUMULATION AND HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT

46-Caroline Gardia-ParègeUniversity of Bordeaux, CNRS, UMR EPOC, équipe LPTC. Talence cedex, FranceCHEMICAL FINGERPRINT OF SEWAGE SLUDGE: COMBINATION OF TARGET, SUSPECT AND NON TARGET ANALYSIS

47-Daniele SaduttoEnvironmental and Food Safety Research Group of the University of Valencia (SAMA-UV), Desertification Research Centre (CIDE). Valencia, SpainDETECTION, OCCURRENCE AND FATE OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS IN A TYPICAL MEDITERRANEAN COASTAL WETLAND

48-Anna MarqueñoIDAEA-CSIC. Barcelona,SpainDROSPIRENONE INDUCES THE ACCUMULATION OF TRIACYLGLYCERIDES IN THE FISH HEPATOMA CELL LINE, PLHC-1

49-Daniele SaduttoFood and Environmental Safety Research Group (SAMA-UV), Desertification Research Centre (CIDE-UV, GV, CSIC). Valencia, SpainNON-TARGET ASSESSMENT OF THE OCCURRENCE OF ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS IN SEWAGE SLUDGE

50-Marc CastañoCatalan Institute for Water Research (ICRA) / University of Girona (UdG). Girona, SpainA SOLUTION TO THE WATER SCARCITY PROBLEM ON THE MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES: HYDROUSA, CLOSING THE LOOPS

51-Jose Maria Castaño-OrtizInstitut Català de Recerca de l’Aigua (ICRA)/ Universitat de Girona. Girona, SpainIS THE MAR MENOR LAGOON (SE SPAIN) TAKING A BREAK FROM PHARMACEUTICAL POLLUTION? A DECADE OF PHARMACEUTICAL MONITORING IN A THREATENED MEDITERRANEAN COASTAL ECOSYSTEM

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52-Natalia Ospina-AlvarezCatalan Institute for Water Research (ICRA) / University of Girona. Girona, SpainINTRODUCING ‘PLAS-MED’ MICROPLASTICS AND MICROCONTAMINANTS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN COAST: ENVIRONMENTAL AND HUMAN HEALTH IMPACTS

53-Ruben Gil-SolsonaInstitut Català de Recerca de l”Aigua. Girona, SpainPRESENCE OF ANTIBIOTIC RESIDUES IN MARINE, SURFACE AND WASTEWATERS AND POTENTIAL ANTHROPOGENIC SOURCE ASSESSMENT. A CASE STUDY IN THE VULNERABLE AREA OF THE EBRO DELTA (NE SPAIN)

54-Malgorzata SiwekUniversity of Huddersfield. Huddersfield, UKELECTRON BEAM IRRADIATION AS A FUTURE ECO-TECHNOLOGY FOR PHARMACEUTICALS DEGRADATION AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT

55-Samuel WelchNorwegian Institute for Water Research. Oslo, NorwayPREDICTING THE ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS OF PHARMACEUTICALS IN NORWEGIAN FRESHWATERS

56-Andrea Peris DomesENFOCHEM, Department of Environmental Chemistry, Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA), Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC). Barcelona, SpainTHE USE OF QUECHERS AND LC−HRMS TO EVALUATE THE UPTAKE OF PHARMACEUTICALS BY RADISH CROPS IRRIGATED WITH RECLAIMED WASTEWATER

57-M Rosa BoledaAigües de Barcelona EMGCIA. Barcelona, SpainSTUDY OF THE PRESENCE OF PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOUNDS DURING A TRIAL OF WASTEWATER REUSE IN THE LLOBREGAT RIVER (CATALONIA, NORTH-EAST SPAIN)

58-Yongfei MaHubei Key Laboratory of Mineral Resources Processing and Environment, School of Resources and Environmental Engineering, State Key Laboratory of Silicate Materials for Architectures, Wuhan University of Technology. Wuhan, ChinaCARBON NANOTUBE SUPPORTED SLUDGE BIOCHAR AS AN EFFICIENT ADSORBENT FOR LOW CONCENTRATIONS OF SULFAMETHOXAZOLE REMOVAL

59-Sharon PflegerNHS Highland. Inverness, United KingdomA BASELINE STUDY TO UNDERSTAND WATER QUALITY AND THE WASTE WATER TREATMENT CYCLE IN CAITHNESS GENERAL HOSPITAL

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