09 : 15 — 09 : 40133- Potential Field Exposures and Aquatic Toxicity to Inform Improvement of Laboratory ProtocolsDeborah French-McCay, RPS Ocean Science 09 : 40 — 10 : 05184- Dose and Duration Make the Poison: Assessing the Latent Effects of Brief Exposures to Single Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds with American Lobster (Homarus Americanus) LarvaeBenjamin de Jourdan, Huntsman Marine Science Centre 

15 : 40 — 16 : 05189- Bridging the Lab to Field Divide: Advancing Oil Spill Biological Effects Models Requires Revisiting Aquatic Toxicity TestingDeborah French-McCay, RPS Ocean Science 16 : 05 — 16 : 30727- CROSERF Revisited: What Have We Learned About Oil Testing?William Stubblefield, Oregon State University 16 : 30 — 16 : 55316- Recommendations for Improving Testing Protocols of St...

10 : 50 — 11 : 00Introduction 11 : 00 — 11 : 20782- Experimental Research on Characteristic Parameters of Oil Types IdentificationJing Ma, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences 11 : 20 — 11 : 40494- Improved Forensic Assessment of Brazil Mystery Spill Enabled by Complementary Analytical ApproachesJagos Radovic, University of Calgary 11 : 40 — 12 : 00559- ...

13 : 00 — 13 : 10Introduction 13 : 10 — 13 : 30862- Use OF Passive Samplers as a Response Tool to Improve Assessments of Water Quality and Risk to Aquatic Species During the Recent Bligh Island Oil Spill in Nootka Sound, B.C., Canada.Cory Dubetz, Fisheries and Oceans Canada 13 : 30 — 13 : 50669- The P00547 Pipeline Oil Spill Response: Case Study and Lessons Learned/Best Practices for the Future

10 : 00 — 10 : 40Keynote PresentationFormation and Accomplishments of the Gulf of Mexico Research InitiativeCharles A. Wilson, III, Gulf of Mexico Research InitiativeRecording: