Program
Day 1: Tuesday 25 September
Molecular biology and toxicology of cyanobacteria
Nicholas Osborne: Cyanobacterial detection and quantification in a range of water supplies in dry and wet zones of Sri Lanka
Alescia Cullen: Understanding differential paralytic shellfish toxin profiles between two Scytonema crispum strains
Environmental impacts and controls of cyanobacterial growth and toxin production (1)
Manabu Fujii: Increased toxin production by metal induced oxidative stress for freshwater cyanobacterium Microcystis aeruginosa
Azadeh Golshan: Patterns of cyanobacterial abundance in a major drinking water reservoir: What three years of monitoring data reveals?
Philip Orr: What drives changes in bloom toxicity?
Environmental impacts and controls of cyanobacterial growth and toxin production (2)
Olivia Daniels: Response of the toxic cyanobacterium Limnothrix (strain AC0243) to various light intensities, salinities and temperatures
Qing-Long Fu: Iron uptake kinetics of bloom-forming cyanobacteria
Simon Tannock: Biomanipulating diatom growth for the management of cyanobacteria and nitrogen levels in raw water and wastewater lagoons
Cameron Veal: The little lake that could. In water treatment options for cyanobacteria and associated taste and odour metabolites
Ecophysiology of cyanobacteria
Susie Wood: Historical cyanobacterial communities and cyanotoxins in six shallow temperate lakes
Jonathan Puddick: Blooming buddies: Understanding microcystin sequestration in non-toxic cyanobacteria and its ecological function
Anusuya Willis: Cyanobacterial strain variation – implications for research
Day 2: Wednesday 26 September
Keynote: Dr Mark Matthews - The CyanoLakes online monitoring and mapping service for cyanobacteria blooms and water pollution
Cyanobacterial detection and quantification (1)
Tim Malthus: Optical near-surface sensor observations for cyanobacterial assessment
Philip Ford: Detection and quantification of cyanobacterial blooms in wastewater treatment ponds by hyperspectral imaging
Mark Van Asten: Data interpretation from the use of the Phytoxigene QPCR assays in screening and monitoring for harmful algal blooms
Cyanobacterial detection and quantification (2)
Florence Choo: Using in situ fluorometers as a real-time cyanobacterial removal validation tool for water treatment plants
Sara Imran Khan: Monitoring of algal growth metabolites under varying nutrient load using fluorescence spectroscopy
Benny Zuse Rousso: Application of fluorescence probes to distinguish species composition of cyanobacteria blooms
Markus Vehniäinen: User-friendly two-site immunoassay technology for broad-range detection of microcystins and nodularin
Application of science to the regulatory environment and application of the regulatory environment to water management
Nicholas Williamson: Survival of cyanobacteria in rivers following their release in water from large headwater reservoirs
Michele Burford: Is monitoring nutrients helping us manage cyanobacterial blooms?
Stuart Khan and Elaine Stone: NHMRC Guidelines for managing risks in recreational water: Cyanobacteria in fresh, coastal and estuarine water
Shane Faulkner: When linear regressions don’t work: data-driven cyanobacterial risk assessment for the real world
Suzanne Froscio: Risk Assessment for Use of Recycled Water containing Microcystins
Other
Andrea Gonzalez: Impact of cyanobacterial cell morphology and AOM on separation process
Shikha Garg: Impact of organic exudate from the cyanobacterium Microcystis aeruginosa on Fe redox transformation
Yunlong Luo: Culture of cyanobacteria and algal consortia for wastewater treatment and biomass production