SETAC GLB & GDCh-FG UÖ Joint Annual Conference 2026: Pollutants, Health and Ecosystems in the Anthropocene
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Announcement for the 30th joint annual conference of SETAC GLB and GDCh-FG UÖ, taking place September 2-4, 2026 at the University of Duisburg-Essen (Campus Essen). The conference theme is "Between Crisis and Change: Pollutants, Health and Ecosystems in the Anthropocene," focusing on environmental toxicology and chemistry.
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30. gemeinsame Jahrestagung des SETAC GLB und der GDCh-FG UÖ
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