Báo cáo hóa học: Second REP-LECOTOX Workshop 'Trends in Ecological Risk Assessment', University of Novi Sad, Serbia, 21-23 September 2009

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Báo cáo hóa học: " Second REP-LECOTOX Workshop “Trends in Ecological Risk Assessment”, University of Novi Sad, Serbia, 21-23 September 2009"Teodorović et al. Environmental Sciences Europe 2011, 23:6http://www.enveurope.com/content/23/1/6 COMMENTARY Open AccessSecond REP-LECOTOX Workshop “Trends inEcological Risk Assessment”, University ofNovi Sad, Serbia, 21-23 September 2009Ivana Teodorović*, Sonja Kaišarević, Ivana Planojević, Svetlana Fa, Vanja Dakić, Kristina Pogrmić, Jelena Hrubik,Branka Glišić, Radmila KovačevićThe workshop titled “Trends in Ecological Assessment” Session 1: Risk assessment of chemicals with spe-was the second workshop organized by the Laboratory cial attention to REACH, which was divided accord-for Ecotoxicology (LECOTOX, University of Novi Sad, ing to topics into three sub-sessions:Faculty of Sciences (UNSFS), Novi Sad, Serbia) within 1.A. Legislative aspect;the frame of the EC FP6-funded project INCO-CT-2006-043559-REP-LECOTOX UNSFS–Reinforcement of 1.B. Emerging substances and nano-materials: ana- lyses, environmental fate, effects, ERA;Research Potential of the Laboratory for Ecotoxicology. 1.C. Incorporating “ omic ” information into riskThe objectives of the workshop were: assessment and policy. a. To present comprehensive information about the current state, challenges and trends in the field of Session 2: Ecosystem risk assessment, which was both chemical and ecological risk assessment (ERA), also divided into three sub-sessions: with special reference to application into environ- 2.A. Aquatic ecosystems, ERA in WFD and Ground- mental management practice; water Directive; b. To provide local and regional professionals, deci- 2.B. Special ERA topic–up-scaling; sion makers and different stakeholders (e.g. industry, 2.C. Terrestrial ecosystems. regulatory agencies, non-governmental organisations (NGOs)...) with the comprehensive overview of the Two keynote lecturers and even eighteen invited valid European Union (EU) regulations and future speakers (Figure 1) from well-known European research trends regarding chemical and ecological risk assess- institutions presented extremely diverse ERA topics, ment (with special reference to Regulation on Regis- ranging from case studies to conceptual frameworks and tration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of opinion statements. To enable further exchange of Chemicals (REACH)-EC No. 1907/2006 and Water experiences and information about the research poten- Framework Directive (WFD)); tial and capacities of local (Serbian) and regional c. To serve as a forum for networking, knowledge research institutions and teams, seven workshop partici- and information exchange and dissemination, pro- pants were invited to present the results of their current viding a substantial contribution to Serbian/Western work in the form of short oral presentations, while Balkan Countries societies in the process ...