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Clarkson University, Department of
Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, PO
Box 5725, 13699-5725 POSTDAM, NY, USA
Brice APPENZELLER
Olivier LE BIHAN
French National Institute for Environmental
Technology and Hazards (INERIS) NOVA/CARA/
DRC/INERIS, Parc Technologique Alata – B.P. 2,
60550 VERNEUIL EN HALATTE, FR
Public Health Research Centre (CRP-Santé),
Luxembourg Biomedical Research Resources
(LBR2) Comptence Centre, Luxembourg
University, LNS, Sciences Building, 126 A
avenue de la Faïencerie,
1511 LUXEMBOURG, LU
Nadine LOCOGE
Kevin ASHLEY
Olivier SIMONIN
National Institute for Occupational Safety and
Health (NIOSH), US Department of Health and
Human Services, Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention, 4676 Columbia Parkway Mail
Stop R-7, 45226-1998 CINCINNATI, OH, USA
Dominique THOMAS
Daniel DROLET
Quebec Occupational Health and Safety
Research Institute (IRSST), Chemical and
biological hazards prevention, 505, boulevard
de Maisonneuve Ouest, MONTREAL,
QC H3A 3C2, CA
Christophe JUNOT
French Alternative Energies and Atomic
Energy Commission (CEA), Institute of Biology
and Technology, Saclay, Bldg. 156 – PC 103,
91191 GIF SUR YVETTE CEDEX, FR
Dorothea KOPPISCH
Institute for occupational safety and health
of the German social accident insurance
(IFA), Division 1: Information Technology,
Risk Management, Head of the Monitoring of
Working Conditions Unit, Alte Heerstraβe 111,
53757 SANKT AUGUSTIN, DE
Ecole des Mines de Douai (Higher School
of Engineering and Research Centre),
Atmospheric Sciences and Environmental
Engineering Department (SAGE), 941 rue
Charles Bourseul - BP 10838, 59508 DOUAI, FR
Toulouse University, Institute of fluid
mechanics (IMFT), PSC research group,
2 allée du Professeur Camille Soula,
31400 TOULOUSE, FR
Higher school of chemical engineering
(ENSIC), LRGP, 1 rue Grandville - B.P. 20451,
54001 NANCY, FR
David VERNEZ
Institute for work and health (IST),
rue de la Corniche, 2, 1066 EPALINGES, CH
Hakan WALLIN
National Research Centre for the Working
Environment (NRCWE), Lersø Parkallé 105,
2100 COPENHAGEN, DK
www.inrs-risque-chimique2015.fr
Contact : [email protected]
Organised by the Institut National
de Recherche et de Sécurité (INRS)
in association with the Partnership
for European Research in Occupational
Safety and Health (PEROSH)
www.inrs.fr
www.perosh.eu
Graphic design : Eva Minem / INRS
Goodarz AHMADI
Conference aims
This conference will be the fourth in a series of conferences organised by
INRS on occupational safety and health research. It will mainly focus on
the innovative and original nature of methods devoted to the assessment
or reduction of chemical risk. This conference is intended to bring together
researchers, experts, OSH professionals and physicians from different
backgrounds with the aim of sharing the latest knowledge and discussing
research and development needs on the following topics:
The impact of new toxicological approaches
for hazard assessment
Methodological approaches
- Predictive alternative models
- “High-throughput” and “high-content” screening
- “Omics” technologies
- Structure-activity relationship
New approaches for animal to human extrapolation
Emerging issues
- Low doses
- Non-linear dose-effect relationship, hormesis
Epidemiological applications
Innovative prevention tools for exposure
characterisation and risk reduction
Assessment of emissions / exposures - Identification of sources
- In-situ diagnosis: real-time analysis, portable analysers, innovative
visualisation methods
- Analytical developments (sensitivity, rapidity): screening, speciation,
direct/non-destructive methods
- Surface contamination: sampling and analysis, transfer models,
prevention applications
- Biological monitoring
- Exposure scenarios
Contribution from numerical simulation and modelling
- Numerical simulation: treatment processes, airborne transport
of pollutants, collective prevention and personal protective equipment
- Modelling: Exposure and risk assessment, computer tools
Reduction of chemical risk
- Design of clean processes, emerging systems
- New purification techniques
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