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The Role of Pesticides to Protect Public Health and the Food Supply

Dr. Eliza Dunn, M.D. Dr. Eliza Dunn of Bayer Crop Science (@DrLizaMD) May 5, 2020 Noon to 1PM Eastern US Time Click Here to Register Eliza Dunn is an emergency medicine physician and medical toxicologist with a long-standing interest in global health. After completing her Toxicology Fellowship at NYU in 2006, she returned to Washington University in St. Louis and started an ACGME accredited fellowship in Medical Toxicology. Over the following ten years, she became increasingly involved with global health and humanitarian relief projects. Some efforts include organizing a relief mission to Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, starting the scholar track in global health for the Washington University Division of Emergency Medicine, and becoming one of the Global Health Scholars for the Department of Internal Medicine. In July of 2016, she started working as the Medical Outreach Lead for Monsanto, now Bayer Crop Science, a global seed company with innovative technology that has great potential to remediate malnutrition. She remains on the faculty of Washington University and is an active member of the Toxicology team there. She lectures nationally and internationally on a diverse range of topics in medical toxicology and global health.

8th Int’l Weed Science Congress

Bangkok Thailand Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen's Park, Thailand

For more information, please see the website www.iwsc2020.com. IWSC 2020 poster  

North American Chemical Residue Workshop

Marriott Harbor Beach Resort, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 030 Holiday Dr., Fort Lauderdale, Florida

The North American Chemical Residue Workshop (NACRW) formerly the Florida Pesticide Residue Workshop (FPRW) conducts an annual meeting for scientists particularly interested in trace level analysis of pesticides, veterinary drug residues, and other chemicals in food, animal feed, and environmental samples.  The purpose of the meeting is to provide training, develop and improve technical knowledge, facilitate development and distribution of new analysis methods and techniques, and establish networking to promote professional cooperation between scientists of these interests.  While the majority of attendees are from North America, important international speakers are always included in the Technical Program, and attendance of scientists from Asia, Europe, South America, Australia, and Africa is increasing annually. The meeting attracts between 300 to 350 attendees representing government, academia, and industries.  The program is designed for technical scientists and lab managers alike; interactive forums and daily poster and vendor sessions will be held. Poster sessions will be held each morning in the Exhibits area.  Vendor sessions are planned for Sunday Evening and during breakfasts and lunches each day during the event. There will be exhibitors representing analytical instrument companies, laboratory and analytical standards suppliers, and analytical service laboratories. Contact Steve Lehotay for more information.

AGRO 50th Timeline Brainstorming

Join us for a fun Zoom brainstorming event to add more material to the AGRO 50th Anniversary Timeline. To submit new items to the timeline, please use this on-line form. Time: May 5, 2021 03:00 PM Eastern Time Join Zoom Meeting https://american-chemical-society.zoom.com/j/85233444521?pwd=WVlGWE5qTWcwRVA2eGcxaWdiK2ZNQT09 Meeting ID: 852 3344 4521 Password: 266432 One tap mobile +13017158592,,85233444521# US (Washington DC) +13126266799,,85233444521# US (Chicago) Version One of the timeline has been completed. You can Download the interactive Timeline File in PowerPoint format and view it in Slide Show mode .  

LAPRW 2021

LAPRW 2021 is the ideal platform to keep scientists, analysts, and administrators from governmental and private laboratories, regulatory bodies, health authorities, universities, research institutes, agrochemical and food industries, consumer associations, and other interested parties informed about the most important developments occurring in Latin American and elsewhere in the world. This conference will be virtual.

North American Chemical Residue Workshop

The North American Chemical Residue Workshop (NACRW) formerly the Florida Pesticide Residue Workshop (FPRW) conducts an annual meeting for scientists particularly interested in trace level analysis of pesticides, veterinary drug residues, and other chemicals in food, animal feed, and environmental samples.  The purpose of the meeting is to provide training, develop and improve technical knowledge, facilitate development and distribution of new analysis methods and techniques, and establish networking to promote professional cooperation between scientists of these interests. 2021 Submission Deadlines  Oral Presentations:  May 14, 2021 Poster Presentations: May 28, 2021 

Pacifichem 2021

Honolulu, HI Honolulu, HI, United States

AGRO is Hosting Eleven Pacifichem Symposia Proteomics and metabolomics in agricultural, environmental,and public health sciences (131), Qing Li (USA) and John Johnston (USA) Pesticide Residues in Food: Advancing global standards that facilitate trade and ensure consumer safety (126), Jason Sandahl (USA), John Johnston (USA), and Ken Racke (USA) Deciphering chemical signals and omics for sustainable pest management (130), Charles Cantrell (USA) Rodenticide Environmental Fate and Nontarget Effects (141), Katie Swift (USA) Emerging technologies and advances in measuring and assessing the environmental fate of pesticides and other agrochemicals (146), Mingming Ma (USA) and Amy Ritter (USA) Developments in pesticide ecological risk assessment approaches in the Pacific Rim (144), Amy Ritter (USA) Wenlin Chen (USA) and Pat Havens (USA) Recent developments in the analysis of pesticide residues in foods: advances and challenges (23), Yelena Sapozhnikova (USA), Lijun Han (China) and Machiko Saka (Japan) New formulations & application technologies of pesticides in sustainable plant protection: From theory to practice (143), Pat Havens (USA) Toward the chemistry of plant growth regulators (136), Yunde Zhao (USA) Agricultural Sustainability: The critical links between chemistry, exposure assessment, risk assessment, and regulations (151), Jeanette Van Emon (USA) Chemistry and the Rice Field Ecosystem (138), Kevin Armbrust (USA

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