06:38

Opening Remarks—John Balbus

29:05

Removal of microplastics from wastewater—Steve A. Carr

23:30

Microplastics in Seafood—Garth Covernton

27:34

Characterising microplastics in the context of risk assessment—Bart Koelmans

01:03:37

Session 2 Panel Discussion: Understanding the Effects of Microplastics on Human Health

01:00:07

Session 1 Panel: Understanding the Prevalence of Microplastics in the Environment

48:20

Session 4 Panel Discussion: Leveraging New Approaches to Inform Public Health and Policy Decisions

04:32

Day 2 and Session 3 Introduction: Reducing Microplastics in the Environment

11:20

Day 2 Closing Remarks—Kathleen McDonough

22:49

Filling knowledge gaps to manage the challenges related to microplastics in the environment and food

19:03

Towards reducing uncertainty in the human health risk assessment of Microplastics

20:05

Day 1 Closing Remarks—Mark Hahn

24:58

Innovative technologies for polymer identification—Jennifer M. Lynch

17:18

Microplastics: Law and Policy Landscape—Mary Ellen Ternes

19:20

Microplastics and Nanoplastics in Food and Agriculture—Hongda Chen

01:16

Session 4 Introduction: Leveraging New Approaches to Inform Public Health and Policy Decisions

05:27

Session 2 Introduction: Understanding the Effects of Microplastics on Human Health

07:27

Workshop Objectives

25:10

The rold of biodegradation in reducing microplastics in the environment—Kathleen McDonough

11:54

Preventing secondary sources of microplastics in the environment—Rebecca Traldi

03:04

Session 1 Introduction: Understanding the Prevalence of Microplastics in the Environment—Mark Hahn

44:25

Session 3 Panel Discussion: Reducing Microplastics in the Environment

24:25

Data Needs to Evaluate Human Exposures to Microplastics in Air & Water

26:11

Chemical Upcycling of Polymers to Revolutionize the Lifecycle of Plastics—Bruce Garrett

26:11

Adverse Effects of Microplastics in Aquatic Ecosystems are Questionable—Allen Burton

28:59

The state of knowledge on microplastics and their impact on environmental health—Kara Lavender Law

04:45

Workshop Framework

03:36

Welcome Introduction

29:42

Accessible artificial intelligence for environmental health—Jason H. Moore

31:25

Integrating AI Across the Spectrum of Environmental Health Sciences—Richard Woychik

33:49

Battle of Two Cultures: Statistics Versus (?) Data Science in Environmental Health—Bhramar Mukherjee

29:34

Session 1 Panel Discussion: Opportunities for Artificial Intelligence in Environmental Health

23:05

A Large Multitask Neural Network for Chemical Hazards-model deployment and evaluation

24:02

Computationally Leveraging the Collective: Mining Published Data and Crowdsourcing Consensus Models

21:36

Machine learning and artificial intelligence for biomarker discovery, Katrina Waters

19:26

Machine Learning for Chemical Mixtures in Epidemiology, Marianthi-Anna Kioumourtzoglou

33:54

Session 2 Panel: Predicting Poisons - Application of AI to Chemical Hazards Characterization

24:00

Prioritizing nongenetic associations in massive data sets, Arjun (Raj) Manrai

19:04

A Picture Tells a Thousand...Exposures, Scott Weichenthal

21:19

Predicting Chemical Exposure Pathways, John Wambaugh

17:55

Session 3 Panel: Estimating Exposures - Application of AI to Epidemiology and Exposure Science

01:19:33

Hands-On Demonstration of Machine Learning

08:07

Day 2 Welcome - June 7

36:54

Ethical decision making in computational systems: Mechanisms for ensuring social trust—Alex J London

22:06

“I’m sorry, Dave. I can’t do that.” Social and ethical issues in training and education—Lance Waller

22:46

Issues with reproducibility and replicability—Alexander Tropsha

18:14

Interpretable machine learning for scientific understanding—Sorelle Friedler

29:20

Session 5 Panel Discussion: Social and Ethical Considerations of Using Artificial Intelligence

51:43

Session 6 Panel: Perspectives on the Use of AI Research for Environmental Health Decisions

03:24

Closing Remarks

14:00

Welcome, context, and overview

49:34

Session 4: Considerations for Application in Environmental Health - Panel Discussion Part 2

01:00:00

Session 4: Considerations for Application in Environmental Health - Panel Discussion Part 1

35:19

Mass Spectrometry Based Single Cell Metabolomics and Imaging for Environmental Health Research

21:47

3/7/2019 - Welcome and Opening Remarks

52:36

The Human Cell Atlas—Aviv Regev

08:24

3/8/2019 - Closing Remarks

41:24

Identifying and rationally modulating cellular drivers of enhanced and diminished immunity

02:04

3/8/2019 - Day 2 Welcome

38:41

Single cell genomic study design and control- ling for unwanted technical and biological variation