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Continuing Education Conference Spring 2018

Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals: New Considerations in the "Toxics Space" Keynote speaker: Laura Vandenberg, UMass Amherst School of Public Health
TURA Program Update Liz Harriman, Toxics Use Reduction Institute
Suzi Peck, Department of Environmental Protection
Session A: TUR Planning Refresher: Common Challenges in Finalizing Your TUR Plan  
TUR Planning Refresher: Challenges to Finalizing TUR Plans Pam Eliason, Toxics Use Reduction Institute
Rich Bizzozero, Office of Technical Assistance
Suzi Peck, Department of Environmental Protection
Session B: Case Studies in Food & Beverage Sector  
When Food Safety Meets Toxic Use Reduction Boce Zhang, UMass Lowell
Kettle Cuisine Alan Gilbert, Kettle Cuisine
Reducing Sodium Hydroxide in Process Cleaning Boce Zhang, UMass Lowell
Little Leaf Farms Matthew Meisel, Little Leaf Farms
Chemical-Free Algae Control Boce Zhang, UMass Lowell
Reducing Toxics in the Food & Beverage Sector Joy Onasch, Toxics Use Reduction Institute
Madeline Snow, Lowell Center for Sustainable Production
Session C: Chemicals of Concern  
Chemicals of Concern Liz Harriman, Toxics Use Reduction Institute
Heather Tenney, Toxics Use Reduction Institute
Laura Vandenberg, UMass Amherst School of Public Health
Session D: Emerging Technology: 3D Printing and the Impact of Material Choices & Management  
3D Printing: The Opportunities and the Implications for MA Companies Michael Ellenbecker, Toxics Use Reduction Institute
Additive Manufacturing: An Overview of the Technology and Its Promise Chris Hansen, UMass Lowell
Additive Manufacturing: Observations, Hazards, and Opportunities Gary Roth, CDC/NIOSH Nanotechnology Research Center
Session E1: Materials Contributing to Solid Waste: Reducing Food Waste in your Facility  
Materials Contributing to Solid Waste: Reducing Food Waste in your Facility Emily Fabel, Center for EcoTechnology
Wasted Food: From Awareness to Actionable Change Steve Finn, Food Waste Prevention
Measuring Food Waste with Lean Path Joey McClain, Williams College
Rescuing Leftover Cuisine Dana Siles, Rescuing Leftover Cuisine
Session E2: Materials Contributing to Solid Waste: Packaging, Furniture and C&D Waste  
Materials Contributing to Solid Waste: Packaging, Furniture and C&D Waste Emily Fabel, Center for EcoTechnology
Materials Contributing to Solid Waste: Packaging, Furniture and C&D Waste Dona Neely, Devens Eco-Efficiency Center
Gail Grosbeck, Johnson Matthey
Materials Contributing to Solid Waste: Packaging, Furniture and C&D Waste Monica Nakielski, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Sarah Fackler, Partners HealthCare
Session F: Continual Improvement: Working with Stakeholders to Find the Best Options  
Coating and Curing Systems Cleaning Rachel Harrison, OFS
TURI Laboratory: Case Studies Alicia McCarthy, Toxics Use Reduction Institute
Hayley Byra, Toxics Use Reduction Institute
Lytron’s Road to TCE Reduction Alan Smith, Lytron
Session G: Overcoming Barriers to TUR Implementation  
Stainless Steel Coatings Robert Audlee, Stainless Steel Coatings, Inc.
POROS™ Solvent Reduction Joseph Cincotta, ThermoFisher Scientific
Overcoming Barriers to Toxics Use Reduction Kevin Johnson, Siemens Healthineers
Overcoming Barriers to Toxics Use Reduction Implementation John Raschko, Office of Technical Assistance