SPRINT presents at 'Rooting for healthy Soils in Europe' event
Dr Vera Silva of the SPRINT project recently presented at an event hosted by Pesticide Action Network Europe (PAN Europe) and the European Environmental Bureau (EEB), 'Rooting for healthy soils in Europe'. She presented some of our soil-related findings before participating in a panel discussion. Download the slides here.
ISES Annual Meeting in Montreal - Abstract submission
Join others at the forefront of groundbreaking research at the (International Society of Exposure Science) ISES 2024 Annual Meeting, where research in exposure science, epidemiology, toxicology, and risk assessments converge to explore “Exposures that Impact Health in Vulnerable Populations.” This meeting will bring together communities from academia, government as well as non-profit organizations working on the front lines trying to protect our valuable commodities, our people. Elevate your expertise, broaden your network, and contribute to shaping a healthier future at #ISES2024.
If you are considering submitting an abstract to the ISES Annual Meeting in Montreal. The deadline is April 24th
For an abstract on pesticides, you may want to consider #50 from the list - Estimating dietary and non-dietary exposure to pesticides and how to translate them into risk
New SPRINT paper and summary factsheet: pesticide residues in soil
We have produced a new summary factsheet based on a new paper led by our PhD researcher, Dennis Knuth, entitled 'Pesticide residues in organic and conventional agricultural soils across Europe: measured and predicted concentrations'.
Find out about other SPRINT publications here.
SPRINT recognised for our efforts towards assessing the risks of mixing chemicals
We were recently delighted to hear that Bruno Dujardin from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) referred to SPRINT during his presentation at the recent 41st International Conference on Environmental & Food Monitoring in Amsterdam. He recognised our project as one of many research efforts assessing the risks of mixing chemicals outside of EFSA.