Invited Speakers

Bruno DUJARDIN

EFSA – European Food Safety Authority.
Parma – Italy

“Cumulative risk assessment of pesticides: boiling it down to the essence”

Amadeo R. FERNANDEZ ALBA

EURL FV – European Union Reference Laboratory for Pesticide Residues in Fruits and Vegetables.
University of Almeria.
Almeria – Spain

“New analytical tools for pesticide residues in food control. Experience gained over the last 15 years as the EURL-FV”

Noel ALONZO

Centro Universitario CENUR Litoral Norte.
Universidad de la República.
Paysandú – Uruguay

“Pesticide residue removal from green vegetables by non-thermal decontamination procedures”

Michelangelo ANASTASSIADES

EURL SRM – European Union Reference Laboratory for Pesticides in Single Residue Methods.
CVUA-Stuttgart, Fellbach – Germany

Analysis of SRM Compounds in Products of Animal Origin

Sebastian BERGELT

BfR – German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment.
Berlin – Germany

“Consolidation of the Analytical Guidance Documents for Methods for Risk Assessment and Post-approval Control and Monitoring Purposes – The New SANTE/2020/12830”

Marc BERNTSSEN

Institute of Marine Research
Bergen – Norway

“Pesticides in novel plant-based salmon feeds and farmed Atlantic salmon; occurrence, feed-to-fillet transfer, metabolites, and aquaculture performance”

Sara CUNHA

University of Porto.
Porto – Portugal

“Green solutions for extraction of pyrethroids pesticides: deep eutectic solvents”

Jaap de ZEEUW

CreaVisions
Boxtel – The Netherlands

“Evaluation of different column dimensions in low-pressure gas chromatography for high-throughput analysis of pesticides and other contaminants”

Jonatan DIAS

WFSR – Wageningen Food Safety Research.
Wageningen – The Netherlands

Is HILIC the best approach for highly polar anionic pesticides determination? The case of animal origin products and feed samples

Francisco DIAZ GALIANO

EURL FV – European Union Reference Laboratory for Pesticide Residues in Fruits and Vegetables.
University of Almeria.
Almeria – Spain

“Mass spectrometry behaviour of different constituents of specific LC and GC amenable pesticides”

Björn HARDEBUSCH

EURL AO – European Reference Laboratory for Pesticide Residues of Food of Animal Origin and Commodities with High Fat Content.
CVUA Freiburg – Germany

“Challenges in pesticides analysis in food of animal origin”

Anneli KRUVE

Stockholm University
Stockholm – Sweden

“Quantifying the pesticides detected with non-targeted LC/HRMS analysis”

Dario MAGGIONI

National Council for Scientific and Technical Research – CONICET
Buenos Aires – Argentina

“Application of pesticide dietary risk assessment to improve the national regulations and monitoring plans in Argentina”

Katerina MASTOVSKA

Eurofins US Food Division
USA

Efficient workflows in pesticide residue analysis – Commercial laboratory perspective

Paula MEDINA

EFSA – European Food Safety Authority.
Parma – Italy

“The EU report on pesticide residues in food: latest figures”

Britta MICHALSKI

BfR – German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment.
Berlin – Germany

“How to use processing factors – an update”

Hans MOL

WFSR – Wageningen Food Safety Research.
Wageningen – The Netherlands

“Application of new measurement approaches for pesticides in products of animal origin”

Mette Erecius POULSEN

EURL CF –European Reference Laboratory for Pesticide Residues in Cereals and Feeding Stuff.
Technical University of Denmark.
Lyngby – Denmar

“Pesticide residues in feed”

Maria TABERNERO

European Commission
Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety
Unit E4– Pesticides and Biocides
1049 Bruxelles/Brussel – Belgium

New developments on EU pesticides legislation in the context of the Green Deal and the Farm to Fork Strategy

Emanuela TESTAI

ISS-Istituto Superiore di Sanità/National Institute of Health
Rome, Italy

“Comparative in vitro metabolism studies for new and existing active substances as an additional regulatory data requirement: perspective and challenges”

Peter Q. TRANCHIDA

UniMe – University of Messina
Messina – Italy

Green sample preparation techniques coupled to comprehensive 2D chromatography-mass spectrometry for the analysis of pesticides in foods

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