| Title | Authors | Year | Poster, Platform Presentation or Journal Article |
| Aquatic macrophyte growth season in central and northern EU and the implications for aquatic macrophyte risk assessments for herbicides | Crosland et al. | 2021 |
Poster |
| Summary of the conclusions from the EFSA Technical Report on bee background mortality; review of usefulness and uncertainties |
Crosland et al. | 2021 |
Poster |
| Development of a higher-tier, indoor microcosm study using Chironomus riparius |
Jones et al. | 2021 |
Poster |
| Collation and analysis of regulatory field trial data for the validation and refinement of crop development dates used in pesticide exposure modelling and risk assessment |
Hughes et al. | 2021 |
Poster |
| Ecotoxicology testing experiences with EPT taxa |
Brown et al. | 2021 |
Poster |
| Optimising the synchronisation of the mayfly cloeon dipterum for use in chronic higher-tier lab testing |
Jones et al. | 2021 |
Poster |
| Use of Mesocosm studies to test the effects of Plant Protection Products (PPP's) on sediment and benthic organisms |
Brown et al. | 2021 |
Poster |
| Field study to assess the influence of tied ridging technology used in potato cultivation on the rate of surface runoff of a herbicide | Surfraz et al. | 2020 | Poster |
| Simulating rainfall to measure the effect of three cultivation methods on pesticide run-off | Surfraz et al. | 2020 | Poster |
| Deriving ecologically relevant endpoints for wild mammal risk assessments: 5 years on, what is the state of play? | Brooks et al. | 2020 | Poster |
| Using historical control data to contextualise the variability in ecotoxicity studies | Brooks et al. | 2020 | Poster |
| The need for specific protection goals in biocidal product risk assessments: case studies | Ericher | 2020 | Poster |
| Historical control data for the interpretation of ecotoxicity data: are we missing a trick? | Brooks et al. | 2019 | Journal article |
| Optimising mesocosm study design to derive reliable and robust community endpoints | Brown et al. | 2019 | Platform Presentation |
| The future of risk assessment is not risk assessment: could improved farmland biodiversity mitigate marginal risk assessment? | Lawrence | 2019 | Poster |
| Could a spatially distributed modelling approach enhance post approval considerations for veterinary medicines? | McMillan et al. | 2019 | Platform Presentation |
| Roadmap to recovery: the value of the ecological recovery option (ERO) in higher-tier aquatic studies | Taylor et al. | 2019 | Poster |
| Comparison of endpoints from laboratory test and mesocosm studies for risk assessment of pesticides | Schuster et al. | 2019 | Poster |
| Optimising the feeding of the Mayfly Cloeon dipterum under laboratory conditions and the influence of diet on growth and emergence | Jones et al. | 2019 | Poster |
| GeoPEARL UK - a fully spatially-distributed, higher-tier modelling approach for refining UK groundwater exposure estimates | Carnall and Hughes | 2019 | Poster |
| The effect of organic carbon on the availability of cobalt in Sediments | Woodward | 2019 | Poster |
| Is that an Effect? The Importance of Using All Relevant Data in Mesocosm Studies | Ashford et al. | 2018 | Poster |
| Developing Methods to Determine Aquatic Invertebrate Behavioural Endpoints for Regulatory Ecotoxicology Studies | Brooks et al. | 2018 | Poster |
| Keeping it Real: Multidisciplinary Approaches to Aquatic Risk Assessment | Brooks et al. | 2018 | Poster |
| An Updated Version of SEPA BathAuto Tool for Assessing Anti-parasitic Chemical Treatments in Marine Cage Fish Farms | Carnall et al. | 2018 | Poster |
| Selecting Application Dates for UK Higher Tier Drainflow Modelling: Comparing the Focus and CRD Pesticide Application Timing Rule | Carnall et al. | 2018 | Poster |
| Considering Diffuse Urban and Agricultural Sources of Pesticides at the Landscape and Catchment Scale | Hughes et al. | 2018 | Poster |
| Contextualising Statistically Significant Differences Observed in Mesocosm Studies Using Historical Control Data | Joyce et al. | 2018 | Poster |
| Manure Transportation in Europe - Consideration for Spatially Distributed Modelling of Veterinary Medicines | McMillan | 2018 | Poster |
| Plant Recovery: A Mesocosm Perspective | Pickering et al. | 2018 | Poster |
| Landscape Scale Exposure and Breeding Success in Bird Populations | Lawrence et al. | 2018 | Platform Presentation |
| Use of Higher-Tier Laboratory Testing in Mesocosm Studies | Ashford et al. | 2017 | Poster |
| Modelling breeding success in birds potentially exposed to treated seed | Lawrence | 2017 | Journal Article |
| Deriving Ecologically Relevant Endpoints for Wild Mammal Risk Assessment | Brooks et al. | 2017 | Poster |
| The 'So What' Question: When is an Effect Actually an Effect? | Brooks | 2017 | Platform Presentation |
| Environmental Exposure Following the Use of Veterinary Medicinal Products As Bath Treatments - An Extended Version of the MLA Model | Carnall et al. | 2017 | Poster |
| Challenges in Exposure Modelling of Fish Veterinary Medicines | Ericher | 2017 | Platform Presentation |
| The Use of Recovery Endpoints in Aquatic Risk Assessments: What About Isolated Waterbodies? | Hackett et al. | 2017 | Poster |
| Modelling Breeding Success in Birds Potentially Exposed to Treated Seed | Lawrence et al. | 2017 | Platform Presentation |
| Bird and mammal risk assessment for plant protection products in the European Union | Brooks and Lawrence | 2017 | Journal Article |
| Geographical Scenarios to Assess Environmental Risk of Veterinary Medicines in Europe | McMillan and Hughes | 2017 | Poster |
| Modelling and Monitoring of Pesticides Fate and Exposure in a Regulatory Context | Pepper et al. | 2017 | Poster |
| Practical Experience of MDD Analysis for Mesocosm Studies: Challenges for Reliable Endpoints from Tricky Taxa | Schuster et al. | 2017 | Poster |
| Reflections On Bird And Mammal Risk Assessment: Past, Present and Future | Brooks et al. | 2016 | Poster |
| Example of a Conceptual Garden Scenario and Potential for Ecosystem Services and Ecological Modelling to Support the Regulatory Process | Ericher | 2016 | Poster |
| Outdoor Use of Biocidal Products - Considering Contaminated Rainwater Pathways in the Urban Context and Potential for Harmonisation | Ericher | 2016 | Poster |
| Culturing and Testing Early Life-History Stage Larvae of Chaoborus crystallinus and Cloeon dipterum | Howells et al. | 2016 | Poster |
| The Challenge: Pollinator risk assessment - Past, present, and future | Brooks et al. | 2016 | Journal Article |
| Eliminating Stressors in Laboratory Tests with Corixidae | Joyce and Taylor | 2016 | Poster |
| Can We Combine Data From Avian Reproduction Studies On Different Test Species To Improve Risk Assessments? | Lawrence | 2016 | Poster |
| Results and Interpretation of a Field Scale Bioaccumulation and Biomagnification Monitoring Programme | Lawrence et al. | 2016 | Poster |
| VSmod - A Comparison with Field Derived Values of Runoff Removal Efficiency Under Controlled Conditions | Pepper et al. | 2016 | Poster |
| Culturing and Testing Early Life History Stage Larvae of Asellus aquaticus, Crangonyx pseudogracilisand Lymnaea stagnalis | Radford et al. | 2016 | Poster |
| Experiences from a suite of higher-tier laboratory tests on aquatic larvae of four potentially sensitive insects, and am amphipod, with the aim of comparing sensitivity to an insecticide | Pickering | 2016 | Platform Presentation |
| The Minimum Detectable Difference (1): Appropriate experimental design and endpoint | Arenas Sanchez et al. | 2015 | Poster |
| Minimum Detectable Differences (MDD’s) in Mesocosm Studies: The Importance of Pre-treatment Management and Appropriate Sampling Techniques for Insecticides | Blakey et al. | 2015 | Poster |
| Use of Dehusking in Plant Protection Products on Product Risk Assessment for Birds & Mammals | Hackett and Lawrence | 2015 | Poster |
| Development of a UK Higher Tier Groundwater Environmental Risk Assessment for Pesticides | Hughes | 2015 | Poster |
| An Updated Landuse Data Set for Use in European Regulatory Environmental Risk Assessments | Hughes and Lyons | 2015 | Poster |
| Assessing Environmental Risk of Co-formulants Used in Plant Protection Products Under REACH - A Case Study of When a Chemical Use Doesn't Fit the Standard Assessment Framework | McMillan et al. | 2015 | Poster |
| The Minimum Detectable Difference (2): Appropriate Experimental Design and Endpoint Selection for Algae in Mesocosm Studies | Pickering et al. | 2015 | Poster |
| UK Water Industry Project DW14B207 Phase 1 - Pesticide Risk Mapping and Catchment Interventions | Hughes et al. | 2015 | Platform Presentation |
| Catchment Scale Modelling to Refine FOCUS Scenario Based Risk Estimates of Selected Veterinary Medicines in Drinking Water | Hughes et al. | 2014 | Poster |
| Sensitivity Analysis of Key Environmental Fate Parameters Used in PETRORISK Version 6.02 for the Environmental Risk Assessment of Petroleum Substances | McMillan | 2014 | Poster |
| Addressing Mesocosm Data Requirements In The New EFSA Aquatic Guidance Document | Taylor and Bennett | 2014 | Platform Presentation |
| Sloped Mesocosms: A New Design to Evaluate Macrophyte Community Effects | Walton | 2014 | Platform Presentation |
| Laboratory Aquatic Invertebrate Single-Species Screening Studies | Zivtins et al. | 2014 | Poster |
| Predicting the impact of temporary crop covers on pesticide exposure using a modelling-based scenario approach (PS2252) | Carnall | 2014 | Platform Presentation |
| Breeding success of birds exposed to treated seed (PS2373) | Lawrence et al. | 2014 | Platform Presentation |
| Developments in Laboratory & In-Situ Invertebrate Bioassays for Use in Higher Tier Mesocosm Testing | Bennett et al. | 2013 | Poster |
| Breeding Success and Risk Assessments for Birds Exposed to Treated Seed | Lawrence and Crocker | 2013 | Poster |
| Development of a Chronic Lemna Assay to Support Regulatory Endpoints from Mesocosm Studies with Herbicides | Priestly et al. | 2013 | Poster |
| New Developments in Species Selection for Mesocosm Testing with Herbicides: Recent Experience and Recommendations | Walton et al. | 2013 | Poster |
| Drainflow risk communication (PS2245) | Hughes | 2013 | Platform Presentation |
| Breeding success of birds exposed to treated seed (PS2373) | Lawrence and Crocker | 2013 | Platform Presentation |
| Quantifying the efficiency of vegetative buffers in reducing pesticide runoff losses – scenario development and field methodology | Pepper and Hughes | 2013 | Platform Presentation |
| Considerations For Design and Statistical Interpretation of Ecotoxicological Community Studies | Lawrence et al. | 2012 | Poster |
| Ecological Context of Long-Term Avian Risk Assessments: UK Spring Seed Treatment Example | Lawrence et al. | 2012 | Poster |
| Novel Approaches for Static Mesocosm Studies with Herbicides: Linking Modelled Exposure with the Reality of Flowing Water and Other Challenges | Taylor and Weyman | 2012 | Poster |
| New Developments in Mesocosm Testing with Herbicides: Recent Experience and Recommendations | Taylor et al. | 2012 | Poster |
| Horticultural crops grown using temporary covers and plastic mulches: effects on pesticide use, fate and exposure (PS2246) | Carnall | 2012 | Platform Presentation |
| Catchment based assessments of water quality in support of policy implementation | Hughes | 2012 | Platform Presentation |
| Contextualising the risk to breeding birds from spring seed treatments: UK example | Lawrence | 2012 | Platform Presentation |
| Assessing the temporal / seasonal changes in the ecology of untreated mesocosms and natural water bodies to inform the uncertainty associated with aquatic risk assessments of plant protection products (PS2339) | Taylor | 2012 | Platform Presentation |
| Potential for Additional Ecological Realism in Pesticide Risk Assessments for Spring Seed Treatments? | Lawrence | 2012 | Journal Article |
| Scoping study for refinements to runoff assessments (PS2243) | Brown and Hughes | 2011 | Platform Presentation |
| Impact of Minor Uses: Development of the CRD Minor Uses Screening Tool (PS2238) | Hughes | 2011 | Platform Presentation |
| Do aquatic mesocosms represent real edge of field water bodies in the UK? (PS2339) | Taylor and Blake | 2011 | Platform Presentation |
| Non-Target Arthropods: Recovery and Representivity | Lawrence and Brown | 2010 | Poster |
| Improving Emission Estimates of Ingredients Used in Home and Personal Care Products for Use in EU Risk Assessments | Price et al. | 2010 | Poster |
| Can scale of use be used in aquatic risk assessments? | Hughes | 2010 | Platform Presentation |
| NTA Recovery (PS2355); NTA representivity (PS2356); ESCORT 3 meeting report | Lawrence and Brown | 2010 | Platform Presentation |
| PS2339: Do aquatic mesocosms represent real edge-of-field water bodies in the UK? | Taylor et al. | 2010 | Platform Presentation |
| NTA Recovery: CRD Project PS2355 Update | Lawrence and Brown | 2010 | Platform Presentation |
| Bird and Mammal Reproductive Assessments: Broods at Risk | Lawrence | 2009 | Poster |
| Do Aquatic Mesocosms Represent Real Edge-of-field Water Bodies in the UK? | Taylor and Blake | 2009 | Platform Presentation |
| Surface runoff (PS2233) | Hughes et al. | 2009 | Platform Presentation |
| PS2339: Do aquatic mesocosms represent real edge-of-field water bodies in the UK? | Lawrence et al. | 2009 | Platform Presentation |
| Development of a Surface Run-off Vulnerability Index | Hughes et al. | 2008 | Poster |
| An Alternative Method for Estimating Risk to NTA's | Lawrence and Miles | 2008 | Poster |
| Do Aquatic Mesocosms Represent Real Edge of Field Water Bodies in the UK? Outline of a Field Sampling Programme | Taylor et al. | 2008 | Poster |
| Surface runoff (PS2233) | Hughes, G.O. | 2008 | Platform Presentation |
| PS2339: Assessing the temporal and seasonal changes in the ecology of untreated mesocosms and natural water bodies | Lawrence, A. | 2008 | Platform Presentation |
| Climate Change Impacts on Environmental Risk Assessments - A Synthesis | Hughes and Price | 2007 | Poster |
| Aquatic Macrophytes - Is There a Need for Additional Test Species? | Kroos et al. | 2007 | Poster |
| A Database of Generic Information to aid the Interpretation of NTA Field Studies | Lawrence | 2007 | Poster |
| An Alternative Method for the Estimation of Arthropod Exposure to Pesticides | Lawrence | 2007 | Platform Presentation |
| Software Tools to Aid Interpretation of Surface Water Exposure Assessment | Ford and Price | 2006 | Poster |
| Variability and Uncertainty in Arthropod Exposure to Pesticide Drift in Crop and Off-Crop Areas | Lawrence and Arnold | 2006 | Poster |
| Modifying Environmental Risk Assessments: A Software Solution for Document Management | Mason et al. | 2006 | Poster |
| Linking the Run-off Model PRZM with a GIS Database to Determine Variability in Surface Water Exposure | Price et al. | 2006 | Poster |
| GIS Tools: Field Study Design and Aquatic Risk Assessments | Price et al. | 2006 | Poster |
| WEBFRAM 4, Objective 2: Variability and uncertainty in exposure estimates to above ground arthropods | Lawrence, A. | 2006 | Platform Presentation |
| Uncertainties in crop and off-crop exposure estimates for pesticides to non-target arthropods: WEBFRAM 4 | Lawrence | 2005 | Platform Presentation |
| Characterisation & Field Evaluation of Sheep Dip Chemical Disposal | Arnold et al. | 2005 | Poster |
| Zooplankton Community Responses to a Toxic Perturbation in a Mature Lentic Mesocosm | Blake et al. | 2005 | Poster |
| Monitoring of Farm-scale Bioremediation Systems for Pesticide Handling/Washdown Areas | Mason et al. | 2005 | Poster |
| The Use of FOCUS PEARL in an Automated Spatial Exposure Modelling Assessment for the Prediction of Isoproturon Concentrations in Groundwater | Price et al. | 2005 | Poster |
| FOCUS Surface Water Modelling Using Separate Water and Sediment Degradation Values Compared with Using a Total System Dissipation Value | Price et al. | 2005 | Poster |