Health-VERT-2009

Health-VERT-2009
	Health related presentations at the annual ETH Zurich Conferences on Combustion Generated Nanoparticles 2003-2009 Dedicated to Dr med.h.c. Andreas Mayer Preface by Dr Bruno Tronchetti Provera, President VERT-Association
	Editorial Dr. F.J LEGERER, Manager VERT association
	PM 10 Toxicity Equivalent: New Approach to a Health Oriented PM-Characterization A.Mayer, Helsingörpresentation 7.11.2007 / TTM
	ETH-Health_effects
		2002
			Abstracts
				Chemical reactivity of soot and secondary organic aerosols generated under laboratory conditions B. Demirdjian M.J. Rossi / LPA/ISTE/ENAC/EPFL
				On board ELPI measurements of PM size and numbers in vehicle aeration system - lung deposition dynamics J.P. Morin / INSERM F. Gouriou F. Dionnet / CERTAM M. Weill / CORIA
				Comparative toxicological evaluation of SI and CI engine exhausts in an in vitro model of rat lung slices J.P. Morin A. Bion M. Fall/INSERM V. Keravec F. Gouriou F. Dionnet/CERTAM / CERTAM M. Weill / CORIA
				Prediction of nucleation and coagulationmodes in the formation of Diesel particulate matter M. Gautam D. Kim / WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
				Interaction of nanoparticles with internal lung surface - what we can learn from experimental work with fine particles P. Gehr M. Geiser S. Schürch B. Rothen N. Kapp / UNI BERNE, INSTITUTE of ANATOMY

			Presentations
				Chemical reactivity of soot and secondary organic aerosols generated under laboratory conditions B. Demirdjian M.J. Rossi / LPA/ISTE/ENAC/EPFL
				On board ELPI measurements of PM size and numbers in vehicle aeration system - lung deposition dynamics J.P. Morin / INSERM F. Gouriou F. Dionnet / CERTAM M. Weill / CORIA
				Comparative toxicological evaluation of SI and CI engine exhausts in an in vitro model of rat lung slices J.P. Morin A. Bion M. Fall/INSERM V. Keravec F. Gouriou F. Dionnet/CERTAM / CERTAM M. Weill / CORIA
				Prediction of nucleation and coagulationmodes in the formation of Diesel particulate matter M. Gautam D. Kim / WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
				Interaction of nanoparticles with internal lung surface - what we can learn from experimental work with fine particles P. Gehr M. Geiser S. Schülrch B. Rothen N. Kapp / UNI BERNE, INSTITUTE of ANATOMY

		2003
			Abstracts
				Ultrafine particle deposition and clearance in the healthy and obstructed lung W.D. Bennett J.S. Brown K.L. Zeman / Center for Environmental Medicine, University of North Carolina
				Epidemiological and toxicological studies with particular focus on the role of composition of ultrafine particles M. Costantini / Health Effects Institute, Boston
				Impact of Diesel exhaust on the immune system A. Duschl / University Salzburg and MAAPHRI
				How ultrafine particles may interact with pulmonary cells P. Gehr M. Geiser S. Schürch B. Rothen N. Kapp / University Bern
				Dosimetry of Inhaled Ultrafine Particles J. Heyder / GSF, München
				Translocation of ultrafine solid combustion particles into the vascular and the central nervous system W.G. Kreyling / GSF München
				Methodologies for the valuation of cardiorespiratory impact of complex aerosols : application to combustion emissions aerosols. J.-P. Morin S.LORIOT* A. Bion* M.Fall* F.Gouriou and F.Dionnet INSERM E9920 Rouen France, * CERTAM Saint Etienne du Rouvray France
				Methodologies for the valuation of cardiorespiratory impact of complex aerosols : application to combustion emissions aerosols. A. Peters H.E.Wichmann / GSF, München
				Exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons derived from vehicle air pollutants in work en-vironment and bronchus epithelial cell line (BEAS-2B) K.Savela S.Pahjola / FIOH, Helsinki

			Presentations
				Ultrafine particle deposition and clearance in the healthy and obstructed lung W.D. Bennett J.S. Brown K.L. Zeman / Center for Environmental Medicine, University of North Carolina
				Epidemiological and toxicological studies with particular focus on the role of composition of ultrafine particles M. Costantini / Health Effects Institute, Boston
				Impact of Diesel exhaust on the immune system A. Duschl / University Salzburg and MAAPHRI
				How ultrafine particles may interact with pulmonary cells P. Gehr M. Geiser S. Schürch B. Rothen N. Kapp / University Bern
				Dosimetry of Inhaled Ultrafine Particles J. Heyder / GSF, München
				Translocation of ultrafine solid combustion particles into the vascular and the central nervous system W.G. Kreyling / GSF München
				Methodologies for the valuation of cardiorespiratory impact of complex aerosols : application to combustion emissions aerosols. J.-P. Morin S.LORIOT* A. Bion* M.Fall* F.Gouriou and F.Dionnet INSERM E9920 Rouen France, * CERTAM Saint Etienne du Rouvray France
				Methodologies for the valuation of cardiorespiratory impact of complex aerosols : application to combustion emissions aerosols. A. Peters H.E.Wichmann / GSF, München
				Exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons derived from vehicle air pollutants in work en-vironment and bronchus epithelial cell line (BEAS-2B) K.Savela S.Pahjola / FIOH, Helsinki

		2004
			Abstracts
				Detection of ultrafine particles in living cells Edetsberger M. / University of Vienna
				Impact on health by nanoparticles created by high temperature explosions Gatti M. / University of Modena
				The fate of nanoparticles after deposition in the lung Gehr P. / University Berne
				Molecular adsorption at PM-surfaces Kendall M. / University Uludag
				Lung toxicity emission NO2/NOx versus particulate matter in vitro and in vivo Morin J.-P. / University of Rouen
				The respiratory tract as a portal for inhaled nano-sized particles Oberdörster G. / University of Rochester
				Cardiovascular effects of nanoparticles Schulz H. / GSF-Forschungszentrum für Umwelt und Gesundheit
				The effects of ultrafine or nano-particles on lung cells Stone V. / University of Napier
				Health risks due to nanoparticles – Epidemiological knowledge Wichmann H.-E. / GSF-Forschungszentrum für Umwelt und Gesundheit

			Presentations
				Detection of ultrafine particles in living cells Edetsberger M. / University of Vienna
				Impact on health by nanoparticles created by high temperature explosions Gatti M. / University of Modena
				Molecular adsorption at PM-surfaces Kendall M. / University Uludag
				Lung toxicity emission NO2/NOx versus particulate matter in vitro and in vivo Morin J.-P. / University of Rouen
				The respiratory tract as a portal for inhaled nano-sized particles Oberdörster G. / University of Rochester
				Cardiovascular effects of nanoparticles Schulz H. / GSF-Forschungszentrum für Umwelt und Gesundheit
				The effects of ultrafine or nano-particles on lung cells Stone V. / University of Napier
				Health risks due to nanoparticles – Epidemiological knowledge Wichmann H.-E. / GSF-Forschungszentrum für Umwelt und Gesundheit

		2005
			Abstracts
				Diesel soot exposure modulates functional differentiation and maturation of bone mar-row-derived dendritic cells Duschl A., University of Salzburg
				Distribution and clearance of inhaled ultrafine titanium dioxide particles in rat lungs Geiser M. / University of Berne, Switzerland
				Oxidative stress: the missing link between PM toxicology and epidemiology? Kelly F.J. / KCL UK
				Pro-oxidant impact of Diesel engine emissions according to fuel and after-treatment strategies : in vitro and in vivo evidences. Morin J.P. / INSERM Rouen France
				Extrapulmonary Effects of Inhaled Nano-sized Particles Oberdörster G. / University of Rochester, USA
				Effects of Fine and Ultrafine Particles on the Heart Peters Annette, GSF National Research Center for Environment and health, Germany
				Health effects of ambient combustion-related fine and ultrafine particulate air pollu-tion: recent epidemiological evidence Pope A.C. / Brigham Young University, USA
				Interaction of nanoparticles with cells of the airway tissue barrier: A study with cell culture models Rothen-Ruthishauser BG./ University of Berne, Switzerland
				Instillations of Different Carbonaceous Nanoparticles Indicate a Surface Area Threshold Dose for Acute Inflammation in Mice Stoeger T. / GSF – National Research Center for Environment and Health, Germany

			Presentations
				Diesel soot exposure modulates functional differentiation and maturation of bone mar-row-derived dendritic cells Duschl A., University of Salzburg
				Distribution and clearance of inhaled ultrafine titanium dioxide particles in rat lungs Geiser M. / University of Berne, Switzerland
				Oxidative stress: the missing link between PM toxicology and epidemiology? Kelly F.J. / KCL UK
				Pro-oxidant impact of Diesel engine emissions according to fuel and after-treatment strategies : in vitro and in vivo evidences. Morin J.P. / INSERM Rouen France
				Extrapulmonary Effects of Inhaled Nano-sized Particles Oberdörster G. / University of Rochester, USA
				Effects of Fine and Ultrafine Particles on the Heart Peters Annette, GSF National Research Center for Environment and health, Germany
				Health effects of ambient combustion-related fine and ultrafine particulate air pollu-tion: recent epidemiological evidence Pope A.C. / Brigham Young University, USA
				Interaction of nanoparticles with cells of the airway tissue barrier: A study with cell culture models Rothen-Ruthishauser BG./ University of Berne, Switzerland
				Instillations of Different Carbonaceous Nanoparticles Indicate a Surface Area Threshold Dose for Acute Inflammation in Mice Stoeger T. / GSF – National Research Center for Environment and Health, Germany

		2006
			Abstracts
				Particulate matter and the Central Nervous System. Brain inflammation and neurode-generation in exposed children and young adults Calderón L. / University of Montana USA
				Experimental studies on the pro-thrombotic effect of particles of particles Hoet P. / K.U.Leuven Belgium
				Effects of Diesel Exhaust on Epithelial Cells: Potential Interactions with Viral Infections Jaspers I. / University of North Carolina, USA
				Ultrafine Dust and Nanoparticles: Hazard Identification in vitro Krug H. / ITG-Research Center Karlsruhe, Germany
				From Particulates to NO2 as health concern triggers from Diesel engine emissions. A link with emission after-treatment strategies Morin Jean-Paul / INSERM Rouen, France
				An epithelial airway model to visualize cellular interplay after nanoparticle exposure Rothen-Ruthishauser B: / Uni Bern Switzerland
				Short- and long term effects of nitrogen dioxide on mortality and respiratory health - with emphasis on results from the APHEA and the SAPALDIA study Schindler Chr. / Uni Basel Switzerland

			Presentations
				Particulate matter and the Central Nervous System. Brain inflammation and neurode-generation in exposed children and young adults Calderón L. / University of Montana USA
				Experimental studies on the pro-thrombotic effect of particles of particles Hoet P. / K.U.Leuven Belgium
				Effects of Diesel Exhaust on Epithelial Cells: Potential Interactions with Viral Infections Jaspers I. / University of North Carolina, USA
				Ultrafine Dust and Nanoparticles: Hazard Identification in vitro Krug H. / ITG-Research Center Karlsruhe, Germany
				From Particulates to NO2 as health concern triggers from Diesel engine emissions. A link with emission after-treatment strategies Morin Jean-Paul / INSERM Rouen, France
				An epithelial airway model to visualize cellular interplay after nanoparticle exposure Rothen-Ruthishauser B: / Uni Bern Switzerland
				Short- and long term effects of nitrogen dioxide on mortality and respiratory health - with emphasis on results from the APHEA and the SAPALDIA study Schindler Chr. / Uni Basel Switzerland

		2007
			Abstracts
				Multi-Centre Health Effect Studies on Inhaled Combustion Derived (nano)particles in Rats and Humans Gerlofs-Nijland M./RIVM Bilthoven, The Netherlands
				PM10-TEQ - Approach to a Health-Oriented Descriptor of Particulate Air Pollution Kasper M. / Matter Engineering, Switzerland
				Traffic Related Pollution: Risk Factor for the Development of Cardiovascular Diseases? Kuenzli N. / ICREA Spain
				Exposure of Engineered Nanoparticles to Human Lung Epithelial Cells: Influence of Chemical Composition and Catalytic Activity on Oxidative Stress Limbach L.K./ETHZ Switzerland
				Contributions of Carbonaceous (Nano) Particulate and Non-Particulate Components to Health Hazards of Engine Emissions McDonald J. / LRRI USA
				Assessment of Particulate Exposure and Surface Characteristics in Association with Urinary Levels of Oxidative Stress Biomarkers Setyan A./Uni Lausanne, Switzerland
				Differentiation between Sources of Particle-induced Oxidative Stress: Surface Area versus Organic Compounds Stoeger T./GSF Neuherberg Germany
				Secondary Effects of Catalytic Diesel Particulate Filters: Reduced Emissions of Potential Endocrine Disruptors Wenger D./EMPA Switzerland

			Presentations
				Multi-Centre Health Effect Studies on Inhaled Combustion Derived (nano)particles in Rats and Humans Gerlofs-Nijland M./RIVM Bilthoven, The Netherlands
				PM10-TEQ - Approach to a Health-Oriented Descriptor of Particulate Air Pollution Kasper M. / Matter Engineering, Switzerland
				Traffic Related Pollution: Risk Factor for the Development of Cardiovascular Diseases? Kuenzli N. / ICREA Spain
				Exposure of Engineered Nanoparticles to Human Lung Epithelial Cells: Influence of Chemical Composition and Catalytic Activity on Oxidative Stress Limbach L.K./ETHZ Switzerland
				Contributions of Carbonaceous (Nano) Particulate and Non-Particulate Components to Health Hazards of Engine Emissions McDonald J. / LRRI USA
				Assessment of Particulate Exposure and Surface Characteristics in Association with Urinary Levels of Oxidative Stress Biomarkers Setyan A./Uni Lausanne, Switzerland
				Differentiation between Sources of Particle-induced Oxidative Stress: Surface Area versus Organic Compounds Stoeger T./GSF Neuherberg Germany
				Secondary Effects of Catalytic Diesel Particulate Filters: Reduced Emissions of Potential Endocrine Disruptors Wenger D./EMPA Switzerland

		2008
			Abstracts
				Size Partitioning of Airborne Particles to Compare their Proinflammatory Effect in Airway Epithelial Cells Baeza-Squiban A. / Université Paris France
				A System to Evaluate the Toxicity of Scooter Emission in Lung Cells In Vitro Müller L. / University of Bern, Switzerland
				Deposition of Inhaled Particles from Diesel Fuelled Engines in Human Lungs: Comparison between Men and Women in Different Activity Levels Oravisjärvi K. / University of Oulu, Finland
				Epidemiology on Health Effects of solid Nanoparticles Peters A. / Helmholtz Zentrum München Germany
				A system to test the toxicity of brake wear particles Riediker M. / Institute for Work and Health, Lausanne, Switzerland
				Physicochemical and Toxicological Assessment of the Semi-volatile and Non-volatile Fraction of PM from Heavy-duty Vehicles Operating with and without Advanced Emission Control Technologies Sioutas C. / University of Southern California, Los Angeles
				Relationship between in vivo and in vitro toxicity of six types of carbonaceous nanoparticles Stoeger T. Karg E. / Helmholtz Zentrum München Germany

			Presentations
				Size Partitioning of Airborne Particles to Compare their Proinflammatory Effect in Airway Epithelial Cells Baeza-Squiban A. / Université Paris France
				A System to Evaluate the Toxicity of Scooter Emission in Lung Cells In Vitro Müller L. / University of Bern, Switzerland
				Deposition of Inhaled Particles from Diesel Fuelled Engines in Human Lungs: Comparison between Men and Women in Different Activity Levels Oravisjärvi K. / University of Oulu, Finland
				Epidemiology on Health Effects of solid Nanoparticles Peters A. / Helmholtz Zentrum München Germany
				A system to test the toxicity of brake wear particles Riediker M. / Institute for Work and Health, Lausanne, Switzerland
				Physicochemical and Toxicological Assessment of the Semi-volatile and Non-volatile Fraction of PM from Heavy-duty Vehicles Operating with and without Advanced Emission Control Technologies Sioutas C. / University of Southern California, Los Angeles
				Relationship between in vivo and in vitro toxicity of six types of carbonaceous nanoparticles Stoeger T. Karg E. / Helmholtz Zentrum München Germany

		2009
			Abstracts
				HEI Critical Review of the Health Effects of Traffic-Related Air pollution Costantini M. / HEI USA
				Biobased diesel fuels: particulate emissions and their inflammation response Ihalainen M. / University of Kuopio, Finland
				Chronic pulmonary effects of ambient nano-PM: Lessons learned from PM Kuenzli N. / University Basel Switzerland
				Air pollution during pregnancy and lung function in newborns: a birth cohort study Latzin Ph. / Kinderspital, Inselspital Bern, Switzerland
				Deducing the inflammatory in vivo toxicity of combustion derived nanoparticles from in vitro data Stoeger T. / Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany
				Health Effects of Biofuels and Diesel Particulate Filter with a EURO-III Truck Engine Verbeek R.P. / TNO The Netherlands
				Placenta perfusion system: a human ex vivo model system to study the maternal – fetal barrier capacity for nanosized materials Wick P. / EMPA Switzerland

			Presentations
				HEI Critical Review of the Health Effects of Traffic-Related Air pollution Costantini M. / HEI USA
				Biobased diesel fuels: particulate emissions and their inflammation response Ihalainen M. / University of Kuopio, Finland
				Chronic pulmonary effects of ambient nano-PM: Lessons learned from PM Kuenzli N. / University Basel Switzerland
				Air pollution during pregnancy and lung function in newborns: a birth cohort study Latzin Ph. / Kinderspital, Inselspital Bern, Switzerland
				Deducing the inflammatory in vivo toxicity of combustion derived nanoparticles from in vitro data Stoeger T. / Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany
				Health Effects of Biofuels and Diesel Particulate Filter with a EURO-III Truck Engine Verbeek R.P. / TNO The Netherlands
				Placenta perfusion system: a human ex vivo model system to study the maternal – fetal barrier capacity for nanosized materials Wick P. / EMPA Switzerland


	Health-extraETH Konferenz
				Exposure to diesel exhaust induces changes in EEG in human volunteers Björn Crüts * Ludo van Etten * Håkan Törnqvist Anders Blomberg Thomas Sandström Nicholas L Mills * Paul J.A. Borm * Centre of Expertise in Life Sciences, Zuyd University, Heerlen, The Netherlands Department of Respiratory Medicine and Allergy, University of Umeå, Sweden, and ** Centre for Cardiovascular Sciences, The University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
				Untersuchungen zur krebserzeugenden Wirkung von Nanopartikeln und anderen Stäuben M. Roller
				Analysis Finds Elevated Risk From Soot Particles in the Air FELICITY BARRINGER
				Feinstäube und Umweltzonen R. Zellner Th. Kuhlbusch V. Diegmann H. Herrmann M. Kasper K. G. Schmidt W. Dott J. Bruch
				Handbook on estimation of external cost in the transport sector M. Maibach, C. Schreyer, D. Sutter (INFRAS) H.P. van Essen, B.H. Boon, R. Smokers, A. Schroten (CE Delft) C. Doll (Fraunhofer Gesellschaft – ISI) B. Pawlowska, M. Bak (University of Gdansk)
				Sehr klei nund voller Überraschungen - Toxikokinetik inhalierter Nanopartikel Wolfgang G. Kreyling Manuela Semmler-Behnke Helmholtz Zentrum München –Forschungszentrum für Gesundheit & Umwelt
				Schützen Umweltzonen unsere Gesundheit oder sind sie unwirksam? H.-Erich Wichmann

		2009-Neuberger
				Programme: Ultrafine Particles Sources, Effects, Risks, and Mitigation Strategies Geiger
				Acute health effects of air pollution characterized by PM10, PM2.5, PM1.0, number and active surface of particles M. Neuberger1,2 H. Moshammer1 1Dept. of Preventive Medicine 2Clean Air Commission
				Umweltepidemiologie und Toxikologie von Nanopartikeln (Ultrafeinstaub) und Feinstaub André Gazsó Sabine Greßler Fritz Schiemer (Eds) Nano – Chancen und Risiken aktueller Technologien, p. 181-197. Springer, Wien - New York

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