Annual Meeting of the Superfund Research Program
November 10-12, 2010
Portland, Oregon
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Scientific Session 1: Susceptible Populations
Session Co-Chairs:
Mary Gamble, Columbia University
Robin Wright, Harvard School of Public Health
- Health Effects Associated with Prenatal Exposure to PAHs
Julie Herbstman, Columbia University - Phthalates and TCE in Ground Water Systems
Ingrid Padilla, University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez - Exposure to Metals and Neurodegenerative Disease
Jessica Lundin, University of Washington - Associations Between Pre- and Postnatal Urinary BPA Concentrations and Childhood Neurodevelopment Over the First Three Years of Life
Joe Braun, Harvard University
Special Presentation
- Honoring Dean E. Carter for Superfund and Metals Research at the University of Arizona
William Suk, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
A. Jay Gandolfi, University of Arizona
Scientific Session 2: Assessing and Reducing Risk
Session Co-Chairs:
James Swenberg, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Zuzana Majkova, University of Kentucky
- Toxicity Testing for the 21st Century: Applications for the SRP
Kim Boekelheide, Brown University - Fetal Risks from Arsenic: Exposure Biomarkers and Risk Reduction
Diane Gilbert-Diamond, Dartmouth University - Reduction in Inhalation Cancer Risk due to Source Control Measures During the Beijing Olympics
Yuling Jia, Oregon State University - Nutritional Modulation of Pro-Inflammatory Responses Induced by Co-Planar PCBs
Zuzana Majkova, University of Kentucky
Friday, November 12, 2010
Scientific Session 3: The Gulf
Session Chair:
Barry Dellinger, Louisiana State University
- Passive Samplers to Assess PAH Levels and Zebrafish Embryos to Screen Developmental Toxicity
Kim Anderson, Oregon State University - Successful Full-scale Deployments of Advanced PGPR Enhanced Phytoremediation Systems (PEPS) for Decontamination of Petroleum and Salt Impacted Soils
Bruce Greenberg, University of Waterloo - The Future of the Gulf
Edward Overton, Louisiana State University
Scientific Session 4: Sustainability Research in the SRP - Progress and Benefits
Session Co-Chairs:
Jay Gandolfi, University of Arizona
Gemma Reguera, Michigan State University
- The Potential for Solar-Powered Remediation
Akram Alshawabkeh, Northeastern University - Reactive Amendments for Remediation of Hazardous Metal and Metalloid Contaminants in Soils and Sediments
Peggy O'Day, University of California - Merced - Electrowinning for Removal and Reclamation of Hazardous Materials
Patrick James, Tesla Laboratories - Improved Remediation Approaches for Chlorinated Hydrocarbons in Heterogeneous Subsurface Environments
Mark Brusseau, University of Arizona
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