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The European
Pesticide Residue Workshop (EPRW) is the premier European meeting for the
presentation and discussion of the latest concepts and developments in the
field of pesticide residues in food and drink. Previous workshops have been
held in the
Netherlands
(1996),
Spain
(1998), the
UK
(2000),
Italy
(2002) and
Sweden
(2004).
The 6th workshop will be held on 21-25 May 2006 on the
island
of
Corfu,
Greece
. The Scientific Committee of the EPRW comprises representatives of
eight European countries.
The objective of the workshop is to exchange information and experience and
bring together analysts, pesticide regulators, and other scientists from
residue regulation and control agencies, research institutes, universities,
private laboratories, the food industry, regulatory bodies, the agrochemical
industry and analytical equipment, manufacturers and suppliers.
More details of this event, including the Final Programme
will be published on the website:
www.eprw2006.com.
Scientific
Programme
The programme will include plenary lectures and oral and poster presentations,
as well as discussion sessions. A manufacturers´/distributors´ exhibition will
form an integrated part of the workshop. Two posters will be selected for a
brief oral presentation and discussion in the plenary meeting.
Language
The official language for the workshop is English.
Topics/Themes
-
Pesticide Registration and implications for residue analysis
- Regulatory
Issues/European Commission Activities
- Modern
trends in Analytical Techniques and Methodology
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Developments in applications of GC-MS, GC-MS/MS, LC-MS and LC-MS/MS
- Analytical
Quality Assurance/Accreditation
- Pesticide
Residue Monitoring
- Dietary
Intakes and Consumer Risk Assessments
- The
Analytical Challenge of MRLs at ppb-levels
-
Sampling, and Sample Preparation
-
Analysis of residues of pesticides in products of animal origin
- Microbial
pesticides (regulatory aspects, analytical methods)
Exhibition
Parallel to lectures and poster works, an exhibition of analytical
instrumentation and laboratory products will offer the participants the
opportunity to obtain information about the latest developments.
Location
Corfu (Korfu) is one of the most beautiful Greek islands, and is called Kerkyra
(Kerkira) as well. Corfu lies North in the Ionian Sea.
According to Greek mythology, the island got its name from the daughter of the
river God Asopos, Nymph Korkyra, who was carried away by Poseidon. In
Homer's Odyssey we read that
Odysseus found shelter here in Corfu at the end of his wanderings and received
the care of King Alkinoos and his people Pheaces and his daughter Nafsika.
Those of you who have the opportunity to stay for an extra week will not regret
it!
Information on places to visit, events, etc. in
Corfu
can be found on the Internet and will be provided by EPRW2006 Secretariat
during the workshop.
Travel
Delegates will be responsible for their own bookings. Frequent regular and
charter flights fly to
Corfu
airport.
Venue
The EPRW 2006 will be held at the Conference Hall of the Hotel Corfu Holiday
Palace (former HILTON Hotel), situated very close to Corfu airport
Accomodation
A number of rooms have been reserved at a preferential rate at the Corfu
Holiday Palace Hotel (77 Euros per night for single room and 96 Euros for
double room, taxes and breakfast included) on a “first come first served:
basis. Delegates are requested to fill-in the attached “hotel reservation form”
and send to Corfu Holiday Palace Hotel. Accommodation cost is not included in
the registration fee.
Registration fee
(this
includes admission to all scientific presentations and exhibitions, a
conference bag, lunches and coffee during the workshop, Welcome Buffet
Reception on Sunday evening 21st May and a walking tour of Corfu
town on Monday 22nd.)
Early registration
(till 28th February 2006):
360 Euros
Late registration(till 1st April 2006): 450 Euros
Social
Programme and Excursions
Welcome Buffet Reception
on Sunday evening 21st May (after the first session, free to all
registered delegates)
A walking tour of the town on Monday
evening 22nd May
(free to all registered delegates)
Conference Gala Dinner on Tuesday evening 23rd May
(60 Euros per person)
A one-day excursion on the island, including a visit to
Achilleion
Palace
, on Thursday 25th May (60 Euros per person including
lunch).
Scientific
Organising Committee
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Chaido Lentza-Rizos
National Agricultural Research Foundation (NAGREF) (Chairman)
Athens
,
Greece Tel:
+30 210
8018 458
Fax:
+30 210 8018 436
eprw2006@otenet.gr
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Arne
Andersson
Swedish National Food Administration
Uppsala, Sweden
Tel:
+46 18 17 56 41
Fax:
+46 18 17 53 53
aran@slv.se
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Stewart Reynolds
Central Science Laboratory
York
,
UK Tel:
+44 1904 462447
Fax:
+44 1904 462253
s.reynolds@csl.gov.uk
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Antonio Valverde
University
of
Almeria Almeria
,
Spain Tel:
+34 950 015 309
Fax:
+34 950 015 008
avalverd@ual.es
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André de Kok
Dutch Food and Consumer products Safety Authority (VWA)
Amsterdam
,
The
Netherlands
Tel:
+31 20 52 44 711
Fax:
+31 20 52 44 700
andre.de.kok@vwa.nl
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Lutz
Alder
Federal Institute for Risk Assessment
Berlin
,
Germany Tel:
+49 1888 41 23 377
Fax:
+49 1888 41 23 685
l.alder@bfr.bund.de
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Guy Jamet
DGCCRF Laboratorie de Strasbourg
Strasbourg, France
Tel:
+33 3 88 55 02 71
Fax:
+33 3 88 67 18 32
guy.jamet@dgccrf.finances.gouv.fr
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Patrizia
Pelosi
National
Institute of Health Rome
,
Italy Tel:
+ 39 06 49 90 26 15
Fax: + 39 06 49 90 23 60
patrizia.pelosi@iss.it
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Alfonso
Di Muccio
Formerly at the
National Institute of Health,
Rome, Italy Tel:
+ 39 06 57 22 50 59, Fax: + 39 06 49 90 26 15,
dimuccio.alfonso@minambiente.it
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Local Organising Committee
Chaido Lentza-Rizos, National Agricultural Research Foundation
(NAGREF),
Athens
Elizabeth
Avramides, NAGREF,
Athens
Antonis
Kantas, NAGREF,
Institute
of
Olive Tree,
Corfu Pipina
Aplada-Sarlis, Benaki Phytopathological Institute,
Athens
Michalis
Kastanias, Ministry of Rural Development and Food,
Athens
Internet
address
http://www.eprw2006.com
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