Events program
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11/11/2016 - 09:30 a.m. -03:00 p.m. Memo
BIOBASED INDUSTRY, BIOECONOMY & BLUE GROWTH - Convegno
Place: Ravezzi 2 Room South Hall
Combating marine oil spills (Final Conference of the KILL SPILL project)
Organized by: Kill Spill partners, EFB and CTS Ecomondo
The FP7-project KillSpill delivers innovative (bio)-technologies for the clean-up oil spills. KillSpill develops technologies aiming at intensified biodegradation processes through bioaugmentation/ biostimulation as follow-up to mechanical emergency response and/or long-term actions in aerobic/slight anoxic compartments. KillSpill also develops (bio)-technologies adapted for the remediation of anoxic/anaerobic fresh & chronically polluted sediments. KillSpill compiles knowledge on dispersion/sorption and biodegradation processes to produce multifunctional products, which are suited for follow-up and long-term actions. The multifunctional products address the necessity for integrated bioremediation (bioavailability, metabolic requirements, etc.) and are efficient along the whole redox gradient from surface water to sediments.
Section Chairs
Nicolas Kalogerakis, TUC, Greece
Philippe Corvini, FHNW, Switzerland
Programme
9.30. Registration & poster session
10.00. Welcome by Organizers (Nicolas Kalogerakis and Philippe Corvini)
10.10. The BlueMed Initiative (Fabio Fava)
10.20. Existing legislation and current technical status of affairs (Gabino Gonzalez, Rempec, Malta)
11.10. Spill Case Studies (Vassilis Mamaloukas, EPE, Greece)
11.30. Coffee break & poster session
12:00. Recent developments and technological gaps /Overview of the KILLSPILL project (Nicolas Kalogerakis)
12.30. KILLSPILL monitoring tools (Fernando Rojo, CSIC, Spain)
13.00. KILLSPILL biosurfactants & bio-based products (Ibrahim Banat, University of Ulster, Ireland)
13.30. KILLSPILL products for oil spills and sediments (Giulio Zanaroli University of Bologna, Italy)
14.00. Future Challenges in oil spill research (Nicolas Kalogerakis)
14.15. Round Table Discussion (moderated by Philippe Corvini)
15.00. Closing Remarks & end of the workshop
Conference held in english language
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