The 2nd Disinfection and Disinfection By-Products Conference
The theme of the 2nd Disinfection and Disinfection By-Products Conference is How academia and industry work together to make water better. Our meeting activities reflect three elements: Disinfection in what we hope to share, both in the new progress of disinfection process, reagent and instrument, and in new discovery on pathogen occurrence and inactivation mechanism which can guide the disinfection process development; Disinfection By-Products (DBPs) in the hotspots about the regulated and the emerging DBPs, including the occurrence, formation pathways, precursors, and control measures; Public Health Issues including the acute and severe water-borne diseases which disinfection is designed to address, and the chronic toxicity of DBPs which may lead to the increase of cancer and adverse birth outcomes.
These important and attractive topics were selected by the programme committee members. About 40 famous scientists, engineers and public health researchers from all over the world accepted the invitation to contribute their intelligence. We also have an organizing committee dominantly from the local to serve this conference.
As one of the most attractive merits for a successful conference, the plenary speech is very important issue to us. The programme committee members nominated dozens of world leading scientists and distinguished engineers and selected 12 plenary speakers for this conference.
Topics
- Disinfection: disinfectants, processes, facilities
- Disinfection By-products: analysis, chemistry and control
- Pathogen: monitoring, inactivation, biofilm
- Toxicology
- Epidemiology
- Regulation and policy
Programme Committee
Name | Affiliation | Country |
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Chao Chen |
Tsinghua University | China |
Blanca Jimenez-Cisneros |
UNESCO | Mexico |
Chii Shang |
Hongkong University of Science and Technology | Hong Kong, China |
John Bridgeman |
University of Birmingham | United Kingdom |
Joseph G. Jacangelo |
The Johns Hopkins University | United States Of America |
Regina Sommer |
Medical University Vienna | Austria |
Wen-hai Chu |
Tongji University | China |
Andrea Turolla |
POLIMI | Italy |
Ben-zhan Zhu |
RCEES, CAS | China |
Ching-hua Huang |
Georgia Institute of Technology | United States Of America |
Hong-ying Hu |
Tsinghua University | China |
Jean-Philip Croue |
Curtin University | Australia |
Jiang-yong Hu |
National University of Singapore | Singapore |
Mel Suffet |
University of California at Los Angeles | United States Of America |
Michael Plewa |
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | United States Of America |
Min Yang |
RCEES, CAS | China |
Nai-yun Gao |
Tongji University | China |
Paul Westerhoff |
Arizona State University | United States Of America |
Stuart Krasner |
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California | United States Of America |
Shane Snyder |
University of Arizona | United States Of America |
Susan Richardson |
University of South Carolina | United States Of America |
Tanju Karanfil |
Clemson Univeristy | United States Of America |
Tong Yu |
University of Alberta | Canada |
Wei-dong Qu |
Fudan University | China |
Wen-jun Liu |
Tsinghua University | China |
William Mitch |
Stanford Univesity | United States Of America |
Xiao-jian Zhang |
Tsinghua University | China |
Xiang-ru Zhang |
Hongkong University of Science and Technology | Hong Kong, China |
Xing-fang Li |
University of Alberta | Canada |
Xin Yu |
Institute of Urban Environment, CAS | China |
Yue-feng Xie |
Pennsylvania State University Tsinghua University | United States Of America |