Plenary voices
Six keynote speakers framed the meeting. Their profiles are collected on the plenary speakers page, with longer notes for three of them in the speaker archive.
Kalpana Balakrishnan
WHO Collaborating Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health, Chennai.
Kristie L. Ebi
Center for Health and the Global Environment, University of Washington.
Majid Ezzati
Imperial College London and the WHO Collaborating Centre on NCD Surveillance and Epidemiology.
Adetoun Mustapha
Nigerian Institute for Medical Research, Lagos, and chair of the ISEE Africa Chapter.
Ben Nemery
Emeritus Professor of Toxicology and Occupational Medicine, KU Leuven.
Marc Weisskopf
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, environmental epidemiology and physiology.
Symposia browse
The published table carried twenty numbered entries for a meeting described as hosting twenty one symposia. The directory below follows the published entries but is arranged by topic. Topic labels are editorial summaries written for this archive; the numbering follows the 2019 programme.
20 entries
| Entry | Topic | Convener |
|---|---|---|
| S08 | A research agenda for environment and health in Europe | Convened by Kogevinas, ISGlobal; Barouki, INSERM |
| S01 | Mapping the air pollution metabolome | Convened by Sarnat, Emory University |
| S18 | Air pollution epidemiology after Dockery | Convened by Laden, Harvard; Peters, Helmholtz Munich; Brunekreef, Utrecht; Neas, USEPA; Pope, Brigham Young |
| S21 | Big data and better questions | Convened by Kaufman, University of Washington; Brauer, University of British Columbia; Samoli, University of Athens |
| S02 | Household fuel and clean cooking in Africa | Convened by Mustapha, Nigerian Institute for Medical Research and Imperial College London |
| S19 | Children in a changing climate | Convened by Weinberger, Brown; Sheffield, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai |
| S16 | PFAS in drinking water | Convened by Kotlarz and Hoppin, North Carolina State University |
| S15 | Chemicals and the human microbiome | Convened by Bertelsen, University of Bergen |
| S14 | Sensors and exposomic methods | Convened by Karagas and Romano, Dartmouth |
| S20 | Fossil fuels, evidence and influence | Convened by Schwartz, Harvard |
| S07 | Green space, noise, pollution and everyday movement | Convened by Crouse, University of New Brunswick, and colleagues |
| S09 | Climate action and health gains in Asia and the Pacific | Convened by Tong, Shanghai Children's Medical Center |
| S06 | Lead's long shadow over later health | Convened by Reuben, Duke University, and colleagues |
| S13 | Air pollution at low concentrations | Convened by Boogaard, Health Effects Institute; Forastiere, King's College London |
| S03 | One Health: animals, people and place | Convened by Smit, Utrecht University; Davis, Johns Hopkins University |
| S05 | PFAS research: lessons and next steps | Convened by Savitz, Brown University, and colleagues |
| S10 | Natural experiments in energy policy | Convened by Hill, University of Rochester; Wallis, Oregon State University |
| S17 | Pesticides where people live | Convened by Delziel, Yale; van Tongeren, Manchester; Ritz, UCLA; Vermeulen, Utrecht |
| S04 | Environment's share of the global disease burden | Convened by London, NIEHS; Brauer, University of British Columbia |
| S12 | Particulate pollution and the global disease burden | Convened by Cohen, Health Effects Institute |
Reading the codes
The programme used short codes to describe session types: KEY for keynotes, SYM for symposia, PAR for parallel oral sessions, PDS for poster discussion sessions and TPS for thematic poster sessions. The same codes shaped the work of the programme subcommittees.
Reference shelf
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