Conference Program
Tuesday, June 8All conference sessions will be broadcast on US/Eastern Time (EDT) |
8:00-4:30
Exhibits Open
8:20-9:00
Keynote Presentation What the Future Holds for Emerging Infectious Diseases and Public Health Threats - Interview/DiscussionA discussion between Dr. Richard Martinello, Yale School of Medicine and Dr. Amesh Adalja, Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security Dr. Richard Martinello  Dr. Amesh Adalja
9:00-10:00
Session 6A Session 6B
Track C
On-Demand Industry Presentations
9:00
UV AOP Feasibility Considerations for an Indirect Potable Reuse System in GeorgiaTodd Elliott, Jacobs Engineering GroupConsiderations for adaptation of UV technologies in low-income countriesHadas Mamane, Tel Aviv University
9:15
Micropollutants degradation prediction in various UV-AOPs by “Model Simulation & Portable Measurement” methodYanyan Huang, Research Center for Eco-Environmental SciencesImpact of Filter Upset During Conventional Surface Water Treatment on UV Disinfection EfficacyJudith Straathof, Delft University of Technology/Ohio State University
9:30
A Kinetic Study on Vacuum-UV/Chlorine Advanced Oxidation ProcessMahsa Masjoudi, University of British ColumbiaRoom for ImprovementTristan Williams, Finsen Technologies
9:45
AOP Dose Optimization and the Role of Nitrogenous Compounds: A Water Reuse IntrospectiveGil Hurwitz, Black & VeatchThe Proper Characterization and validation of UVC Disinfection Lamps and SystemsMarcin Pelko, GL Optic
10:00-10:30
Break
10:30-11:30
Session 7A
Session 7B
Disinfection 4
Track C
On-Demand Industry Presentations
10:30
Numerical modelling of a large-scale UV-LED reactor performance – a case studyAudrius Židonis, Typhon Treatment Systems LTDThe next pandemic is already here - resistant pathogensMark Stibich, Xenex
10:45
Experimental and computational study of the application of UV-LED photocatalytic oxidation for air treatmentShahriar Rouhani, The University of British ColumbiaA Virtual Spherical Irradiance Meter for UV-C Systems ModelingIan Ashdown, SunTracker Technologies Ltd.
11:00
UV-A in the NICU: Addressing healthcare-associated infectionsJennifer Brons and Andrew Bierman, Light and Health Research Center, Mount SinaiDifferences in the inactivation of Legionella pneumophila serogroups using UVC-LED technology in drinking waterHelen Buse, US Environmental Protection Agency
11:15
The use of ultraviolet-LEDs and visible-LEDs for obtaining new generation dental compositesMonika Topa, Cracow University of TechnologyStudying microbial inactivation and reactivation by microplasma far-UVC lampsMilad Raeiszadeh, The University of British Columbia
11:30-12:00
Break
12:00-1:00
Session 8A
Municipal drinking water, reuse water and wastewater
Session 8B
Food and Beverage
Track C
On-Demand Industry Presentations
12:00
Inactivation and control of biofilm-bound opportunistic pathogens using UVC devicesSaba Seyedi, University of Colorado BoulderViral Disinfection By UV-Light in the Food IndustryTatiana Koutchma, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
12:15
UV for Non-potable Reuse – Do They Provide High Level Disinfection?Harold Wright, Carollo EngineersCharacterizing the Performance of a Continuous-Flow UV-LED System for Treatment of Juices and Beverages Using Multiple WavelengthsVladimir Popovic, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
12:30
Study of performance with Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling of commercial UV reactors currently in use in WWTPs in Murcia (Spain)Delia Trifi, Jaume I UniversityUVC Light-Emitting Diodes to inactivate bacteria associated with spoilage of ready-to-eat saladsAna Marques, Instituto de Biologia Experimental e Tecnológica
12:45
A new disinfection system using a submerged photocatalytic membrane reactor to treat surface waterJoão Sério, Instituto de Biologia Experimental e TecnológicaZero COVID Concept and Bacteria Food ServicesVictor Vincentz, CONCEPT LIGHT
1:00-2:00
Break & Poster Session |
2:00-3:00
Session 9A
Technology Trends: UVC-LED
Technology Trends: UVC-LED
Session 9B
UV Systems
UV Systems
Track C
On-Demand Industry Presentations
On-Demand Industry Presentations
2:00
Array Packaging for High-Power DUV-LED Modules
Ulli Hansen, MSG Lithoglas GmbHPerformance Matters: Warranty Testing After Installation
Chris Schulz and Jennifer Osgood, CDM SmithNicole Stephens, Stantec and Jamie Safulko, South Platte Renew
2:15
Organic Pollutant Degradation by Ozone and (Residual Ozone)/Ultraviolet Process: Assessment with a Novel Mini-Fluidic Modular Experimental System
Mengkai Li, Research Center for Eco-Environmental SciencesAdvanced Approaches to UV System Design and Equipment Selection
Nicole Stephens, Stantec and Jamie Safulko, South Platte Renew
2:30
UV Transmitting Glass Optics to Improve Light Output for UV-C LED Applications
Michael Ulizio, Kopp Glass, Inc.Recent development, a European approach: a long way to go - the standards for testing UV devices are harmonized - Revision of ÖNORM M 5873-1:2020 and publication of DIN 19294-1:2020
Regina Sommer, Medical University Vienna, Jutta Eggers, TZW, DVGW-Technologiezentrum
2:45
UV-C LEDs and their advantages in various system designs
Chris Eichelberger, OSRAM Opto SemiconductorsQuantification and modeling of biofilm growth under continuous UVC irradiation
Hamed Torkzadeh, Clemson University
3:00-3:30
Break
3:30-4:30
Session 10A
Far UV-C
Far UV-C
Track C
On-Demand Industry Presentations
On-Demand Industry Presentations
3:30
Evaluation of acute reactions on mouse skin irradiated with 222 and 235 nm UV-C
Makoto KUNISADA, Kobe University of Medicine, Japan
3:45
Far-UVC germicidal sources – measurement challenges and solutions
Mike Clark, Gigahertz Optik GmbH
4:00
Microplasma Flat Lamp and its Applications: New Form Factor In Far-UVC
Sung-Jin Park, Eden Park Illumination, Inc.
4:15
Re-Evaluation of rat corneal damage by short wavelength UV revealed extremely less hazardous property of far UV-C
Sachiko Kaidzu, Shimane University
4:30