15 : 40 — 16 : 05

189- Bridging the Lab to Field Divide: Advancing Oil Spill Biological Effects Models Requires Revisiting Aquatic Toxicity Testing

Deborah French-McCay, RPS Ocean Science

16 : 05 — 16 : 30

727- CROSERF Revisited: What Have We Learned About Oil Testing?

William Stubblefield, Oregon State University

16 : 30 — 16 : 55

316- Recommendations for Improving Testing Protocols of Studies Examining the Photo-Induced Toxicity of Petroleum and Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds

Mace Barron, US Environmental Protection Agency

16 : 55 — 17 : 20

814- Recommendations for Advancing Media Preparation Methods Used to Assess Aquatic Hazards of Oils and Spill Response Agents

Benjamin de Jourdan, Huntsman Marine Science Centre

17 : 20 — 17 : 45

595- Recommendations for the Advancement of Oil-in-Water Media and Source Oil Characterization in Aquatic Toxicity Test

Heather Dettman, Natural Resources Canada

17 : 45 — 18 : 10

484- Improved Reporting and Communication of Oil Toxicity Studies

Adriana Bejarano, Shell Exploration & Production Company