Day 3 - Room 4: Town Hall X
Wastewater Witchers and Watchers - Hybrid Event
Facilitators:
- Bernd M. GAWLIK (European Commission, JRC)
- Colleen NAUGHTON (University of California Merced)
Rapporteurs:
- Hope HAUPTMAN (University of California Merced)
- Barbara KASPRZYK- HORDERN (University of Bath)
Town Hall Recordings are now on YouTube, here are the links:
09:00 CET
Opening and Welcome
Colleen Naughton and Bernd M. Gawlik
09:10 CET
The European Commission informs
Bernd M. Gawlik
09:20 CET
Current Evaluation Practices for Public Health and Environmental Surveillance Systems: A Scoping Review
09:20 CET
Building health system resilience and pandemic preparedness
09:40 CET
APSI: a pan-India consortium for monitoring pathogens via wastewater surveillance
09:50 CET
What can we learn from Australia's wastewater surveillance experience (including low COVID incidence) for future global public health applications?
10:00 CET
The role of wastewater surveillance in a large scale, multi-year public health response to COVID in Victoria, Australia
10:10 CET
Wastewater COVID-19 surveillance and beyond in New Zealand: Past, present and future
10:20 CET
Utilizing wastewater surveillance data of illicit drug use with public health authorities, law enforcement and other stakeholders in Finland
10:30 CET
WBS Data Sharing on Multiple Pathogens through the WastPan Portal in Finland - Influenza A and RSV as Pilot Viruses
Authors: Kirsi-Maarit Lehto, Sami Oikarinen
10:40 CET
WBEready - Wastewater-based epidemiology and preparedness: research needs for a roadmap to build adaptive monitoring capacity in the Public Health Service
10:50 CET
Drawing the future of the Catalan sewage surveillance program: towards an integrated public health perspective
11:00 CET
Towards the implementation of a multipathogen surveillance system: from working with enteric viruses to routinely analyzing dozens of different microbial pathogens of emerging concern
11:10 CET
Frameworks for biosurveillance and critical gaps in infrastructure
11:20 CET
Methods for Wastewater Disease Surveillance: A Reagent Manufacturer Perspective
11:30 CET
INSPECT: pandemic surveillance of international networks AND New International Water Association Cluster on Wastewater-based epidemiological surveillance
11:40 CET
Launch of the OneHealthWatch online platform, a key venue for innovative training courses and networking exchanges to support all players in wastewater-based epidemiology.
11:50 CET
Aircraft wastewater pathogen monitoring across the world
12:00 CET
Long-term wastewater monitoring of SARS-CoV-2 viral loads and variants at the major international passenger hub Amsterdam Schiphol Airport: a valuable addition to COVID-19 surveillance
12:10 CET
Use of passive samplers for tracing SARS-CoV-2 variants in wastewater at Helsinki Airport
12:20 CET
Surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 variants in wastewater of aircrafts
12:30 CET
Wastewater Surveillance for Tracking Viruses and AMR Patterns: Insights from the Precision Health Platform from Bengaluru City, India
12:40 CET
The Swiss knife of wastewater-based epidemiology: methods to quantify viral pathogens and antibiotic resistance bacteria
12:50 CET
Wastewater-based monitoring of antibiotic resistance and pathogens in hospitals
13:00 CET
Wastewater-based surveillance of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in North Wales, UK
13:10 CET
Towards a Nordic wastewater-based antimicrobial resistance surveillance network and an integrated digital platform
13:20 CET
Wastewater-Based Epidemiology for Monitoring COVID-19 and Antimicrobial Resistance: Insights from Comprehensive Studies
13:30 CET
Integrated environmental and clinical surveillance for the prevention of acute respiratory infections in closed settings and vulnerable communities: school, prison and nursing home (Stell-ARI Project)
13:40 CET
Saving Lives and Costs: A Comprehensive Look at RSV Wastewater Surveillance to cost-effectively guide prophylaxis in Ontario, Canada
13:50 CET
Usefulness of wastewater-based surveillance for tracing vectorborne diseases in a non-endemic area
14:00 CET
Wastewater Banking: Proof of the Concept by Retrospective Analysis of SARS-CoV-2 and Other Viruses
14:10 CET
Global Landscape of Norovirus diversity through Metagenomic analysis of wastewater samples
14:20 CET
Using passive samplers in sewage to monitor a hepatitis A outbreak at an Amsterdam school
14:30 CET
wastewater surveillance of emerging pathogens such as mpox and c auris in Baltimore
14:40 CET
Sampling technologies for wastewater surveillance
14:50 CET
National wastewater-based surveillance in Belgium of SARS-CoV-2 variants in summer 2023
15:00 CET
Wastewater Sars-CoV-2 surveillance: Searching for novel Variants of Concern
15:10 CET
Sampling across scales — An experience report on sampling Corona variants from wastewater
15:20 CET
Evaluation of wastewater-based epidemiology of COVID-19 approaches in Singapore's 'closed-system' scenario: A long-term country-wide assessment
15:30 CET
Democratizing high-performance multipathogen surveillance with next-gen Hyperplex PCR (hpPCR) - sequencing-free, ultra-sensitive and massively multiplexed genotyping
15:40 CET
Buffer Time
15:50 CET
Closing
