Working Toward Protective Values for Metals in Aquatic Systems
Editorial note: The content of this article was previously provided as a press release of a journal article recently published in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. Throughout this year, SETAC Globe will provide various press releases to further highlight the […]
Report on The Gulf of Finland Science Days
Tatiana Vladimirovna Kuznetsova, Regional Coordinator of the SETAC Russian Language Branch
In the frame of Trilateral Cooperation in the Gulf of Finland (Estonia-Finland-Russia), the The Gulf of Finland Science Days on “Facing our Common Future” were held from […]
The Big Lift for 2020
Mary Reiley, SETAC World Council President
Happy New Year SETACers and friends!
SETAC and the SETAC geographic units (GUs) have celebrated a lot of anniversaries recently. SETAC, founded in 1979 in North America, is 40 years old. SETAC Europe has 30 years […]
SETAC Europe’s 30th Annual Meeting in Dublin Set To Be The Biggest Yet
Iseult Lynch, SETAC Dublin Scientific Committee Chair, and Rebecca Bundschuh, SETAC Europe Education Project Manager
Setting Up an Exciting Scientific Program
The Scientific Committee for the SETAC Europe 30th Annual Meeting, which will be held from 3–7 May in Dublin, Ireland, […]
Poster Presentations – Missed Opportunities
Rebecca Bundschuh, SETAC Education Project Manager
A lot of effort goes into preparing scientific presentations for conferences. The work starts with drafting the abstract and does not stop until after the conference ends, and poster and presentation images are uploaded online […]
Improving the Climate and Culture at SETAC
Miriam Diamond, University of Toronto, and Jen Lynch, SETAC Director of Publications
The SETAC North America annual meeting in Toronto was the inaugural meeting of an ad hoc committee created by the SETAC World Council in fall 2019 with a mandate […]
It’s a Small (Coal-Polluted) World, After All
SETAC News Release
A study published in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry underscores that the release of pollutants in one region can have implications beyond its borders; emphasizing the dire need for global collaboration on environmental issues. The study suggests that […]
SETAC Toronto Session Summaries
The recently concluded SETAC North America 40th Annual Meeting, which was held from 3–7 November 2019 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, was another successful meeting, attracting 2,325 delegates, who […]
Advancing Open Data at SETAC
Tamar Schlekat, SETAC Scientific Affairs Manager
Hidden behind the many excellent presentations and networking events at the SETAC North America 40th Annual Meeting, which was held last month in Toronto, there was lots of work done to advance the Society’s […]