Welcome to the ARI-TOX virtual conference hall, where you can view some of our posters presented at scientific conferences around the world.

Sep 2022 – IWA World Water Congress – Copenhagen

	Is there a role for Effect-Based Methods (EBM) in a Water Safety Plan (WSP) context? Leusch, Neale, Canteau, de Baat, Dechesne, Deere, Enault, Escher, Kools, Loret, Pronk, Smeets and Rinck-Pfeiffer
	How effective are water treatments in removing toxic effects of micropollutants? A literature review of effect-based monitoring data Enault, Loret, Neale, de Baat, Escher, Belhadj, Kools, Pronk and Leusch
	Effect-based monitoring: Perception and barriers to implementation Dechesne, Dingemans, de Baat, Canteau, Enault, Escher, Kools, Leusch, Loret, Neale, Pronk and Rinck-Pfeiffer

May 2019 – SETAC Europe 29th Annual Meeting – Helsinki

Does chiral inversion change the ecotoxicity of pharmaceuticals? Neale, Branch, Khan and Leusch The work presented in this poster was ultimately published as a peer-reviewed manuscript: – Neale et al (2019) Science of the Total Environment 694: 133659

Sep 2016 – 6th SETAC Australasia Conference – Hobart

Are herbicides from sugarcane crops reaching and impacting nearby marine turtle nests? Allan, van de Merwe, Finlayson and Leusch The work presented in this poster was ultimately published as a peer-reviewed manuscript: – Allan et al (2017) Chemosphere 185: 656-664

Sep 2016 – 10th SETAC Asia/Pacific Conference – Singapore

Looking beyond estrogenicity: Application of in vitro bioassays to measure endocrine activity in environmental waters Leusch, Aneck-Hahn, Arnal, Balaguer, Bruchet, Du Pasquier, Escher, Esperanza, Hebert, Grimaldi, Leroy, Neale, Sacher, Scheurer, Schlichting and Schriks The work presented in this poster was ultimately published as peer-reviewed manuscripts: – Leusch et al (2017) Environment International 99: 120-130 – Leusch et al (2018) Chemosphere 191: 868-875 – Leusch et al (2018) Water Research 139: 10-18

May 2016 – SETAC Europe 26th Annual Meeting – Nantes

Assessment of the suitability and performance of in vitro bioassays for analyzing mixture toxicity and ecotoxicity effects of androgenic, thyroid, glucocorticoid and progesterone hormonal activity in environmental and drinking waters Hebert, Schriks, Scheurer, Sacher, Leroy, Arnal, Bruchet, Esperanza, Aneck-Hahn, Balaguer, Grimaldi, Schlichting, Escher, Du Pasquier, Neale and Leusch The work presented in this poster was ultimately published as peer-reviewed manuscripts: – Leusch et al (2017) Environment International 99: 120-130 – Leusch et al (2018) Chemosphere 191: 868-875 – Leusch et al (2018) Water Research 139: 10-18

Aug 2015 – 5th SETAC Australasia Conference – Nelson

Consideration when assessing antagonism in vitro: Influence of agonist concentration and dissolved organic carbon Neale, Escher and Leusch The work presented in this poster was ultimately published as peer-reviewed manuscripts: – Neale and Leusch (2015) Chemosphere 135: 20–23 – Neale, Escher and Leusch (2015) Chemosphere 135: 341-346

Aug 2015 – Gordon Research Conference on Disinfection By-Products – South Hadley

In vitro cytotoxicity and adaptive stress responses to selected haloacetic acid and halobenzoquinone water DBPs

Nov 2014 – SETAC North America 35th Annual Meeting – Vancouver

Conceptual Framework to Derive Effect-Based Trigger Values for Cellular In-vitro Bioassays in Water Quality Assessment

Sep 2014 – SETAC Asia-Pacific 2014 Conference – Adelaide

Evaluation of theoretical and experimental techniques to predict the generation and toxicity of transformation products of trace organic compounds following disinfection of drinking water Leusch, Busetti, Card, Charrois, Escher, Humpage, Knight, Lau, Monis, Neale, Orbell, Ridgway, Stewart, Tang, van de Merwe and Bull The work presented in this poster was ultimately published as a peer-reviewed manuscript: – Leusch et al (2019) Science of the Total Environment 657: 1480-1490

Investigation of endocrine disruption in Australian rivers using an in situ approach Scott, Bartkow, Blockwell, Coleman, Khan, Lim, McDonald, Mondon, Nice, Nugegoda, Pettigrove, Prochazka, Tremblay, Warne and Leusch The work presented in this poster was ultimately published as a peer-reviewed manuscript: – Scott et al (2018) Science of the Total Environment 616-617: 1638-1648

Jun 2013 – IWA Micropol & Ecohazard 2013 – Zurich

Implementation of novel rapid and quantitative bioassays for water quality monitoring Schriks, van der Linden, Hebert, van der Oost, Leusch, Kienle and van der Burg

Nov 2012 – SETAC North America 33rd Annual Meeting – Longbeach

Risk-based water quality assessment through bioanalytical tools Poulsen, Leusch, Chapman and Escher The work presented in this poster was ultimately published as book: – Escher and Leusch (2011) Bioanalytical tools in water quality assessment. ISBN 9781843393689

Jul 2012 – 2nd SETAC Australasia Conference – Brisbane

Analysis of bioanalytical data using non-linear regression in Excel Leusch and Prochazka

Sep 2010 – IWA World Water Congress – Montreal

Is there a needle in the haystack? Combining an in vitro bioassay battery with targeted chemical analysis to detect “unknown” organic contaminants in recycled water Leusch, Humpage, Laingam, Khan, Trinh, Quayle and Chapman The work presented in this poster was ultimately published as a peer-reviewed manuscript: – Leusch et al (2014) Water Research 49: 300-315

Sep 2009 – 7th IWA World Congress on Water Reclamation and Reuse – Brisbane

Chemical analysis, an in vitro ecotox toolbox and in vivo monitoring to evaluate water quality for groundwater recharge

Aug 2008 – 5th SETAC World Congress – Sydney

A comparison of dietary and waterborne exposure to estrogenic endocrine-disrupting compounds (e-EDCs)