Why Become and Stay a Member of SETAC?
Timothy Canfield and William Goodfellow, SETAC Globe Editors-in-Chief
The two of us talk every Friday morning as part of our Globe Editor-in-Chief responsibilities. As you might expect, our discussions primarily revolve around the upcoming issue of the Globe and what we […]
SETAC Sacramento: Connecting SETAC to Local Communities
Eric Van Genderen and Michelle Hornberger, SETAC Sacramento Co-Chairs, and John Toll, SETAC North America President
Fun Fact: Did you know that Sacramento is actually California’s sixth capital since 1849? Starting in San Jose, then Vallejo and Benicia, back to Sacramento, San […]
Extrapolation of Effects Across Biological Levels: Challenges to Implement Scientific Approaches in Regulation
Paul van den Brink (chair), Wageningen University; Elke Zimmer (co-chair), ibacon GmbH; Georg Streck (co-chair), European Commission; Thomas Preuss, Bayer AG; Udo Hommen, Fraunhofer IME; Simon Gutierrez Alonso, European Chemicals Agency; Anna-Maija Nyman, European Chemicals Agency; Jose Tarazona, European Food Safety Authority; […]
Capitol Ideas
Jen Lynch, SETAC Publications Manager
For the second year, Wiley invited me to participate in their day of door-knocking on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., which included meetings with Congressional staff, a visit to the Chinese Embassy and a roundtable discussion […]
Summary From the Second SETAC Pellston Workshop® in Support of Global Guidance for Life Cycle Impact Assessment Indicators and Methods
Rolf Frischknecht and Olivier Jolliet, Workshop Co-Chairs
Summary Report
A SETAC Pellston Workshop® was held in late June 2018 in Valencia, Spain, to develop the second volume of the United Nations Environment Programme’s Life Cycle Initiative project, “Global Guidance for […]
SETAC Europe Student Advisory Council’s Perspective: After the Annual Meeting Is Before the YES Meeting
Samuel Moeris, YES 2019 Chair, Ghent University; Josef Koch, Annual Meeting Representative, Ghent University; and Katharina Heye, SAC Chair, Goethe University
Who needs dining tables when you can have lunch on your lap while enjoying an entertaining anecdote by a […]
Scientific Integrity Must Rise Above Partisanship
Charles Menzie, SETAC Global Executive Director, and Ross Smith, SETAC President
SETAC is intentionally a tripartite (academia, government and business) professional society of scientists and engineers. We make no apology for that as it is essential for advancing scientific discourse directed toward […]
SETAC Globe: Fresh New Look, Same Great Content
Bill Goodfellow and Tim Canfield, SETAC Globe Co-Editors-in-Chief
This issue of the SETAC Globe has a new fresh look, with the same great content developed by you, our members. When the SETAC Globe was recast as a digital newsletter from our original […]
SETAC Sacramento: From Fine Keynotes to Fine Wines
Eric Van Genderen and Michelle Hornberger, SETAC North America 39th Annual Meeting Co-chairs
Did you know that Sacramento is the birthplace of the Pony Express? At a cost of $10 per ounce, which is about $300 today, service between California and […]