International Congress of Phytoremediation of Polluted Soils
Int
July 29- 30, 2014
PPS
International Congress
Phytoremediation of Polluted Soils
1. Auditorium
2. Conference room
3.
Final circular
4. Other rooms
With great pleasure the Organizing Committee is sending
the final circular of the International Congress of
Phytoremediation of Polluted Soils (PPS)
In late July, Vigo's climate will probably be hot.
Temperature is expected to be about 15ºC at night and 25 °
C at daytime on average. It is also possible that it rains.
We are looking forward to seeing you here in Vigo
Conference Proceedings
The Proceedings (extended abstracts of PPS) will be
published in an indexed international journal.
Details on the proceedings submission will be provided on
the conference website.
5.
Congress venue
Centro Social Novacaixagalicia.Policarpo Sanz, 24
4.Reception
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We have selected a venue located downtown. All the
suggested hotels are really near to this historical building,
you will be able to arrive to the venue in less than 10
minutes walking.
The building has recently been internally rebuilt in order to
be a centre of conventions. We will use the main room (1,
auditorium) and the conference room (2), but if we finally
need more rooms, the building is well prepared (3).
All expected facilities are there, from video projectors to free
wifi.
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on of Polluted Soils
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y 29- 30, 2014
Reg
gistration
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Travel to Vi
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n airports have limited connectio
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d also reach Vigo by flying f
to Porto (Portugal) and San
ntiago de Compostela (Galicia), which are not n very far u can fly to from Viggo. But if you
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d hotels in relation tto the venue. You may also travel from Madrid 10 h, 30‐60 to Vigo by train (7‐1
euro per round trip) or bus (7‐8 h, uro, per round trip). You 40‐50 eu
can acceess the train or the bus from th
he airport using the subway. •
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Registrration continues to be open via th
he webpage
e link. The latte registrattion fee is 350 € and
d 250 € forr students and accomp
panying perrsons Lunche
es (29 and 30), 3 and diinner (30th
h) will be at the Bahiaa de Vigo Ho
otel (see map) The reggistration fee f covers conferencee material, publication
n of the absstracts, welcome partty, coffee b
breaks, the lunches of the two days and dinn
ner of Wedn
nesday. me party Welcom
The Local Organizzing Comm
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omes the participants
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s on Tuesdaay July 29th
h at 19:30 at the Castrelos palace (see map) m
offered
d by the Maajor. Invited Speakers
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Researcch of Metalophytes frrom mine spoils in the
e Andes Ran
nge. Jaume Bech. Barce
elona Unive
ersity. Spain. The efficiency of o phytotrreatment in the re
emediation of nmental maatrices contaminated by organicc and inorganic environ
pollutaants: case studie. Cristina C
Maacci. Natio
onal Reseaarch Council, Institute o
of Ecosyste
em Study, P
Pisa, Italy. Phytore
emediation
n of pollute
ed soils: hype, hope and facts. Je
ean‐
Paul Schwitzgué
S
ébel. Swisss Federal Research Institute of Techno
ology, Lausaanne, Switzerland. Environ
nmental Im
mpacts and soil remediation in Uranium min
ning areas from cen
ntral Portu
ugal. Man
nuela Abrreu. Techn
nical Universsity of Lisbo
on, Institute
e Superior o
of Agronom
my. Portugaal.
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on of Polluted Soils
July
y 29- 30, 2014
Session
ns and Ch
hairperso
ons
1.- Heavy
y Metals. J. Bech
2.- Organ
nic Polluta
ants.Chairrman: J. P,
P Schwitzguébel
3.- Radio
oactive Ele
ements: M.
M Abreu
4.- Otherr Aspects of Phytorremediatio
on
S
s
Instructions for Speakers
All prese
entation rooms are equipped
e
w
with
a projjector and a computter with Po
owerpoint
software.
ning of the congress..
Please prrovide yourr talk, in .ppt or .pptx format, at the beginn
You mus
st provide your talk, in .ppt or
o .pptx fo
ormat in the
t
USB fflash drive
e into the
Conference Secreta
ary, at the beginning of the con
ngress, or at least 30
0 minutes before
b
the
session begins
b
Please no
ote that the allocated
d time inclludes a 10 minutes and
a
5 min discussion
n time for
oral contrributions.
The oral presentatio
p
ons can be
e made in English
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Author's
s Guidelin
nes for Posters
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The poste
ers can be
e displayed
d starting on
o Tuesday
y July 29th
h 2014, in ttheir alloca
ated stand
(marked with
w
a refe
erence). Po
osters may
y be displa
ayed throughout the entire period of the
conferenc
ce. The dim
mensions of the boa
ards are 11
189 x 841 mm (A0 sttandard). At
A the top
right of th
he poster authors
a
mu
ust include the assign
ned referen
nce.
Authors are
a respon
nsible for mounting
m
th
he posters
s on the co
orrespondin
ng board, as
a well as
removing
g them at the
t
end off the confe
erence. The materials
s for poste
er mountin
ng will be
provided by organ
nizers. All posters should
s
be accessible
e for all tthe duratio
on of the
congress
s.
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July 29- 30, 2014
SCIENTIFIC P
PROGRAM TIME TUESDAY JULY 29 WEDNESDAY JULY 30 09:00 Documentation delivery 09:30 Welcoming session Session 1and 2: Invited lecture: Cristina Macci The efficiency of phytotreatment in the remediation of environmental matrices contaminated by organic and inorganic pollutants: case studies 10:30 Coffee break / Poster session Coffee break/ Poster session Session 1(cont.): Heavy metals Session chair: Jaume Bech Oral presentations 11:30 Session 1: Heavy metals Plenary lecture: Jaume Bech (Chairperson) Research of metalophytes from mine spoils in the Andes Range Session 1: Heavy metals Session chair: Jaume Bech Oral presentations PPS‐HM5: L. Fernández‐Pozo. Phytoremediation of waste dump in an abandoned Antimony mine PPS‐HM6: Domenico Morabito. Phytostabilization of mining soils contaminated with As, Pb and Sb by two Salix Genotypes PPS‐HM7: S.C Fernández Menéndez. Phytoremediation capability of native plant species living in Pb‐Zn and Hg‐As mining wastes, Cantabrian range, north of Spain PPS‐HM8: Clistenes Nascemento. Citric acid‐assisted phytoextraction of Lead: a field experiment. Session 1: Heavy metals Session chair: Juan Carlos Novoa Muñoz Oral presentations PPS‐HM1: Masahiko Katoh. Lead phase removed from contaminated soil by phytoremediation combined with an immobilization material PPS‐HM2: Michel Mench. Performances of Gentle (Phyto) remediation Options at Field Scale in the EU FP7 GREENLAND Network of Trace Element‐Contaminated Sites. PPS‐HM3: Paula Madejón. Effect of organic amendments on trace element availability in contaminated soil by three extraction methods (0.01 M CaCl2, soil pore water and diffusive gradient in thin films). PPS‐HM4: Nadège Oustriere. Phytomanagement of a metal‐
contaminated technosol. PPS‐HM9: Raúl Zornoza. Chromium content, availability and interactions with soil properties to evaluate the phytoextracion potential in a dry riverbed from southeast Spain. PPS‐HM10: Charlotte Poschenrieder. Impact of NaCl on both soil Cd fractions and Cd uptake by the halophyte Sesuvium portulacastrum. PPS‐HM11: Sanz‐Fernández M. Identification of Arabidopsis mutants with different sensitivity to heavy metals. PPS‐HM12: Pilar García Gonzalo. Isolation and characterization of chromium‐tolerant bacteria from the rhizosphere of Hordeum vulgare L. grown on metal contaminated soil.
13:30 Lunch Lunch 15:30 Session 2: Organic pollutants Plenary lecture: Jean‐Paul Schwitzguébel (Chairperson) Phytoremediation of polluted soils: hype, hope and facts. Session 3: Radioactive elements Plenary lecture: Manuela Abreu (Chairperson) Environmental impacts and soil remediation in Uranium mining areas from central Portugal 16:30 Coffee break / Poster session Coffee break/ Poster session 12:30 Session 2: Organic pollutants Session Chair: Jean‐Paul Schwitzguébel Oral presentations PPS‐OP1: Blondel Claire. Impact of organochlorines (Lindane, Chlordecone) on the rhizosphere functionality of Zea Mays. 17:30 PPS‐OP2: Ramón Aznar. Determination of selected pharmaceutical compounds in soils from spanish agricultural fields. PPS‐OP3: Cristina Macci. Phytoremediation of contaminated soil an historically: real scale approach PPS‐OP‐6: Jean‐Paul Schwitzguébel. Plant detoxification capacity of xenobiotic compounds as limiting factor for phytoremediation. 18:30 Session 3: Radioactive elements Session 4: Other Aspects of Phytoremediation Sessions Chair: Manuela Abreu PPS‐RE1: Eri Adams. Strategic approaches for improved phytoremediation of farmland contaminated with radiocesium in Japan. PPS‐OA1: Lauge Clausen. Phytotoxicity of NaF and uptake of F to willows. PPS‐OA2: Nikolai Dinev. Ecological monitoring of contaminated soils in Bulgaria PPS‐OA3: Abdul Wahid. Architectural and biochemicals changes in embryonic tissues of maize under cadmium Departure to the welcome party at the Castrelos palace offered toxicity. 19:30 Fifth Circular
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International Congress of Phytoremediation of Polluted Soils
July 29- 30, 2014
Lunches
and dinner
Walking route (8
min.) from the
Congress venue to
the Hotel Bahía de
Vigo: Lunches (29
and
30),
and
dinner (30)
Congress
venue
Walking route (45 min.) from the
Conference venue to the Castrelos
Palace (welcome party)
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International Congress of Phytoremediation of Polluted Soils
July 29- 30, 2014
Take bus Center Circular Bus (C1) in Colon, and get off at Plaza de America
Route from the Conference venue to Circular 1 bus (Colón stop) (2 min. walk). Get off the bus at the Plaza de América stop
Walking route from Plaza de America bus stop to the Castrelos Palace (18 min.)
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