33rd International Symposium on Halogenated Persistent Organic Pollutants

项目总结/摘要 第33届卤代持久性有机污染物国际研讨会（DIOXIN 2013） 将于2013年8月25日至30日在韩国大邱的Inter-Burgo酒店举行。过去30 多年来，用于鉴定、检测和分析的分析技术取得了迅速发展， 定量这些化学品，增加有关其形成，归宿和环境的知识， 新的持久性有机污染物类别的确定和定性，以及在以下方面取得的重大进展： 了解其生物化学和毒理学作用机制及其对人类的影响， 动物健康因此，科学界、政府和公众对这些问题的兴趣和关注 化学品继续增加。目前对这些化学物质的研究包括广泛的 一系列科学学科，从分析和环境化学到分子生物学， 人体健康这次研讨会的广泛和长期目标是汇集世界各地的专家， 在持久性有机污染物研究的这些不同的科学领域，并为他们提供一个独特的多学科 一个交流和讨论最近成果和新出现问题的论坛， 解决持久性有机污染物问题的跨学科合作和转化方法 污染.本次会议将为预计将有800多名与会者提供这样一个机会 在为期四天半的会议中，有超过40个口头报告环节和三个公开海报， 会议涵盖各种主题。每一天都将从一个主要的持久性有机污染物的全体讲座开始 随后在四次同时举行的会议上就持久性有机污染物的各个领域作了口头介绍， 下午开始与海报会议出席了所有与会者，其次是两个连续块， 四个同时进行的口头报告会。最后一天将以全面总结会议结束 介绍了会议期间报告的重大进展，并讨论了持久性有机污染物方面的未来挑战 research.国家和国际组织委员会将确保将有重大的 学生、博士后和年轻研究人员的参与， 妇女、少数群体和残疾人，以及 来自世界各地的研究人员。二恶英研讨会的意义在于， 为科学家之间的跨学科交流和互动提供了非常独特的机会 具有不同的科学背景和学科，但对持久性有机污染物有共同兴趣， 相互作用和合作导致了对形成，命运， 以及这些无处不在的污染物的运输、它们对环境的影响和对健康的不利影响。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The 33rd International Symposium on Halogenated Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) (DIOXIN2013) will be held on August 25-30, 2013 at the Hotel Inter-Burgo in Daegu, Republic of Korea. The past 30 years have witnessed rapid advances in analytical technologies for the identification, detection and quantitation of these chemicals, increased knowledge about their formation, fate and environmental transport, identification and characterization of new classes of POPs, and significant progress in understanding their biochemical and toxicological mechanisms of action and impacts on human and animal health. As a result, scientific, governmental and public interest in and concern about these chemicals has continued to increase. Current research on these chemicals now encompasses a broad range of scientific disciplines, from analytical and environmental chemistry to molecular biology and human health. The broad and long term goals of this symposium are to bring together the world's experts in these diverse scientific areas of POPs research and to provide them with a unique multidisciplinary forum in which to communicate and discuss recent results and emerging issues, and to develop interdisciplinary collaborations and translational approaches to addressing the problems of POPs contamination. This meeting will provide such an opportunity for the more than 800 participants expected for this four and a half day conference of over 40 oral presentation sessions and three open poster sessions covering a diverse range of topics. Each day will start with a plenary lecture by a leading POPs expert followed by oral presentations in four concurrent sessions on a variety of POPs areas, while the afternoon begins with a poster session attended by all participants, followed by two sequential blocks of four concurrent oral presentation sessions. The final day will conclude with an overall summary session describing significant advances reported during the meeting and discussing future challenges in POPs research. The national and international organizing committees will ensure that there will be significant participation by students, postdocs and young investigators, parity in the numbers presentations by women, minorities and persons with disabilities, and balance in the number of presentations by researchers from a various regions of the world. The significance of the Dioxin symposium is that it provides a very unique opportunity for interdisciplinary communications and interactions among scientists with diverse scientific backgrounds and disciplines yet who have a common interest in POPs and these interactions and collaborations have led to major advancements in understanding of the formation, fate and transport of these ubiquitous contaminants, their environmental impact and adverse health effects.