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Chemical Exposure Priority Setting Tool™ (CEPST™ / ComET ©) and Assessing Exposures to Chemicals in Consumer Products - Library of Associated Documentation

Presentations at the Paris 2006 International Conference on Environmental Epidemiology and Exposure, Paris, France, Sept 2-6, 2006

Symposium MS6: Assessing Exposures to Chemicals in Consumer Products: Global Policy and Emerging Sciences Issues

Session Chairs: Dr. Chris Chaisson, Dr. Claire Franklin and Dr. Michael Dellarco

Abs. MS6-01. Wendy Sexsmith, Global Policy Issues: Technical Challenges and Opportunities for International Harmonization
Abs. MS6-02, D. Papameletiou, Global Policy Issues: Towards Global Harmonization of Consumer Exposure Assessment Practices: Screening of Options and Prospects
Abs.MS6-03, Michael Dellarco, Changes in Approach to Regulation of Chemicals in Consumer Products and the Impact of REACh - PDF 579kb
Abs. MS6-04, Magdalena Sengayen, Global Policy Issues: New Member States of the European Union-Challenges for Safety of Consumer Products
Abs. MS6-05, John Little, Emerging Science Issues: Characterizing Consumer Products as Sources of Volatile Contaminants Using Mechanistic Mass-Transfer Models - PDF 1.5Mb
MS6-06, Jacqueline Van Engelen, Emerging Science Issues: Use of Computer Models to Assess Exposure in Consumer Products - PDF 280kb
MS6-07, Christine Cowan-Ellsberry, Emerging Science Issues: The Role of Exposure Modelling in Assessing the Safety of Consumer Products - PDF 382kb
MS6-08, Michael Jayjock, Emerging Science Issues: Priority Setting Tools - PDF 1.8Mb

Poster Presentation

P-633: Evaluation of the Capabilities of PROMISE©, ConsExpo and MCCEM Exposure Models for Conducting Consumer and Institutional Scenario-Based Exposure Assessments, M. Jayjock, P. Price, C. Chaisson, E. Mathis, D. Tedder, International Conference on Environmental Epidemiology and Exposure, Paris, France, Sept 2-6, 2006

Source Characterization from Indoor Air Concentration Data – Quinoline Example, (2006). Michael A. Jayjock, Paul S. Price, Christine F. Chaisson, Claire A. Franklin and Susan Arnold submitted to the Journal Of Exposure Science And Environmental Epidemiology

Presentations at the 15^th International Society of Exposure Assessment Annual Meeting, Tucson, AZ, Oct 30-Nov 3, 2005

Symposium W2E: A Report of the 2005 Exposure Modeling Workshops of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission
Session Chair: Dr. M.A. Jayjock

Abs.W2E-1, p.241, Stylianos Kephalopoulos et al., Global Consumer Exposure Modeling Network- Synthesis of the outcome of recent events. - PDF, 595 KB
Abs.W2E-2, p.242, Joop van Hemmen, Global Consumer Exposure Modeling Network -Dermal transfer and penetration algorithms.
Abs.W2E-3, p.243, Michael Jayjock, Global Consumer Exposure Modeling Network-Source categorization/transport-fate - PDF, 120 KB
Abs. W2E-4, p.244, Matti Jantunen, Global Consumer Exposure Modeling Network-Exposure modeling framework issues. - PDF, 943 KB
Abs. W2E-5, p.245, Paul Price, Global Consumer Exposure Modeling Network- Exposure Related Data Workshop - PDF, 85 KB
Abs. W2E-6, p.246, Jacqueline van Engelen, Global Consumer Exposure Modeling Network- Scenario Development Workshop - PDF, 997 KB

Poster Presentation

Characterizing Indoor Sources from Indoor Air Data, Dr. M. Jayjock, 15th International Society of Exposure Assessment Annual Meeting, Tucson, AZ, (November 1, 2005)

Presentation at the Workshop on Consumer Exposure Model Development, 20-21 June 2005, INTRA, Italy (Commission of the European Communities – Joint Research Centre, Institute for Health and Consumer Protection).

Transport and Fate Modeling, Dr. M. Jayjock at Global Net on “CONSUMER EXPOSURE MODELLING”

Presentation at the Workshop on Consumer Model Inter-comparison (Phase I) 26-27 October 2004, Ispra, Italy (Commission of the European Communities – Joint Research Centre, Institute for Health and Consumer Protection

Evaluation of the Capabilities of PROMISE©, ConsExpo and MCCEM Exposure Models for Conducting Consumer and Institutional Scenario-Based Exposure Assessments, Dr. M. Jayjock at Global Net on “CONSUMER EXPOSURE MODELLING”.