The 9th International Workshop on Biomonitoring of Atmospheric Pollution (BIOMAP 9) will be held at University Federico II in Naples, Italy, from 3 to 5 October 2022.
Atmospheric pollution is recognized as a crucial concern, also driven by the rapid growth of metropolitan areas, which worldwide is shaping terrestrial landscapes, where residential, urban and industrial activities merge into a complex patchwork of land uses. However, air-monitoring network are still poorly developed due to the high costs and application constraints. Moreover, the variability in air pollution patterns, underline the urgency to set up feasible methodologies targeted to extensive screening of air pollutants. In this respect, biomonitoring approach represents a useful tool to detect the presence in the air of inorganic and organic pollutants not routinely monitored by conventional devices. The objective of 9-BIOMAP is to share the main results obtained in the development and application of air biomonitoring methods to assess the presence of pollutants in indoor and outdoor environments. In addition, this meeting addresses the possibility of proposing all the standardized biomonitoring methods as tools to be transposed into the environmental policies for assessing air quality. The 9-BIOMAP will provide an opportunity for sharing knowledges among researchers, policy makers and practitioners in environmental sciences.
The organising committee,
							
						
							
						
							
						University of Naples Federico II, Italy
Julian Aherne
								Trent University, Environmental and Life Science, Peterborough, Canada 
Stefano Loppi
								Dept of Life Science, University of Siena, Italy
Michael Perring
								UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Bangor, United Kingdom
Mauro Tretiach
								Dept of Life Science, University of Trieste, Italy
Aerosols and particles
								Air pollution and climate change
								Air Pollution chemistry
								Air pollution modelling
								Air quality management
								Biological Indicators
								Economics of air pollution control
								Environmental impact assessment
								
Exposure and health effects
								Global and regional studies
								Green technologies and techniques
								Indoor air pollution
								Industrial and travel emissions
								Innovative technologies
								Microplastics
								
Monitoring and measuring
								Organic and inorganic pollutants
								Policy and legislation
								Risk assessment
								Social economic issues
								Stationary and mobile emissions
								Strategic and project assessment
								
We are pleased to announce the final ranking for the selection of the two best oral presentations and the best short communication. The winners will be contacted by the organising committee for the invitation to publish at no cost in the "Plants" journal and for the delivery of the winning certificate. »»
Certificates of Attendance are available through your personal myBIOMAP area (myDocs section).







