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Biomonitoring 2021 - Biomonitoring: Relevance of Bioassays in Water Treatment
Date2021-12-09
Deadline2021-12-08
VenueLIVE WEBINAR, Canada 
KeywordsCell Based Assays; Water Quality Assessment; Biomonitoring
Topics/Call fo Papers
Who Should Attend?
Researchers, staff scientists, directors and VPs of R&D and lab managers focused on:
Environmental sciences
Water quality
In vitro toxicology
Cell biology
Analytical chemistry
What You Will Learn
• Learn about complementing chemical analysis of water quality with bioanalytical tools for the detection of chemicals at low concentration and part of complex mixtures
• Discuss bioassay selection that can address cellular toxicity pathways, including receptor-mediated events, such as endocrine-disrupting chemicals
• Learn about the quantitation and interpretation of cell-based bioassays to assist in important decisions regarding water quality
Researchers, staff scientists, directors and VPs of R&D and lab managers focused on:
Environmental sciences
Water quality
In vitro toxicology
Cell biology
Analytical chemistry
What You Will Learn
• Learn about complementing chemical analysis of water quality with bioanalytical tools for the detection of chemicals at low concentration and part of complex mixtures
• Discuss bioassay selection that can address cellular toxicity pathways, including receptor-mediated events, such as endocrine-disrupting chemicals
• Learn about the quantitation and interpretation of cell-based bioassays to assist in important decisions regarding water quality
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