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S-Risk and EN-forc:
Modelling exposure to chemicals
in environment and food
Humans are exposed to thousands of different
chemicals each day. The origin of these chemical
substances may be either natural or man-made.
Once released into the environment, chemicals
can pollute air, water, soil and food. VITO has
developed two models for the integrated
assessment of fate, exposure and health risks of
environmental and food-related chemicals.
Workshop
S-Risk and EN-forc:
Modelling exposure to chemicals
in environment and food
rd
June 23 2015 – Boudewijngebouw Brussels, Belgium
PROGRAM
09:30 Registration & coffee
10:00 Introduction
Rudi Torfs
10:15 S-Risk: A web-application for human
health risk assessment at contaminated
sites
Christa Cornelis
S-Risk is primarily developed for contaminated
site risk assessment, and combines fate modelling
with multi-pathway
exposure
and
risk
assessment. It is the reference model for human
risk assessment within the Flemish policy on soil
contamination.
11:00 EN-forc: A model for the calculation of
dietary exposure to chemicals
Tine Fierens
EN-forc predicts the occurrence of chemical
substances in food products and the resulting
dietary exposure in humans. Contamination
pathways considered by the EN-forc model are
environmental transfer and migration from food
contact materials (i.e., packaging). Effects of
processing and additional contamination from
imported food products can be accounted for.
12:15 Questions & discussion
Rudi Torfs
Interested to learn more about these models and
their applications?
The BREM team of VITO welcomes you
@ June 23rd 2015 in Brussels!
11:45 Applications of S-Risk & EN-forc
Christa Cornelis
12:30 Lunch & demo sessions
13:30 Closure
GENERAL INFORMATION
CONTACT
Date
June 23rd 2015
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Venue
Boudewijngebouw – Koning Albert II-laan 30 –
1000 BRUSSELS, Belgium
Christa Cornelis
HOW TO GET THERE?
Tine Fierens
Arnout Standaert
Mirja Van Holderbeke
Registration
Please register on-line at our website before
June 17th 2015: www.vito.be/english/events/.
Registration fee
25 EUR (excl. 21 % VAT) per person.
This fee includes documentation, lunch and
coffee.
Payment is due before June 20th 2015, on-line by
credit card or by bank transfer to account
number 375-1117359-95 ING of VITO NV, BICcode BBRUBEBB and IBAN-code BE76 3751 1173
5995, mentioning “VITO-BREM Workshop June
23 2015”.
It is of course possible to be replaced if you are
detained.
On request, an invoice will be sent if you provide
us your VAT number.
No confirmations will be sent.
Eddy Goelen
Jeroen Van Deun
SECRETARIAT
Els Kenis
VITO NV
Boeretang 200 – 2400 MOL – Belgium
Tel. + 32 14 33 53 88 – Fax + 32 14 58 05 23
els.kenis@vito.be – www.vito.be
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