Swedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National . - World Water Week
Swedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistanceChallenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2Agenda16:00 Welcome and IntroductionJan-Ingvar Jönsson, PatriqFagerstedt (Swedish Research Council),and John Tumpane (Formas).16:10 Keynote SessionKarin Wiberg (Swedish University ofAgricultural Sciences) and Carl-Fredrik Flach(Gothenburg University).16:50 Panel DiscussionPavel Misiga (European Commision),Alexander Keucken (Vatten & Miljö I Väst AB), KiaSalin (Swedish Medical Products Agency), andKeynote Speakers.17:20 Concluding Remarks fromPanel SpeakersABOUTWorld Water Week is a conference organisedby SIWI. The conference focuses on newthinking and positive action toward waterrelated challenges and their impact on theworld's environment, health, climate,economic and poverty reduction.QUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97
Wednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2Panel SpeakersChair of the Panel SessionChallenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaKeynote & Panel SpeakersSwedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistanceJohn TumpaneKarin WibergPavel MisigaFormasSwedish University ofAgricultural SciencesEuropean CommissionCarl-Fredrik FlachAlexander KeuckenGothenburg UniversityVatten & Miljö I Väst ABAgenda16:00 Welcome and IntroductionJan-Ingvar Jönsson, PatriqFagerstedt (Swedish Research Council),and John TumpaneQUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 9716:10 Keynote Session16:50 Panel Discussion17:20 Concluding Remarks fromPanel SpeakersKia SalinMedical Products Agency
Challenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2QUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97Keynote PresentationsSwedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistanceKarin WibergCarl-Fredrik FlachSwedish University of Agricultural SciencesGothenburg UniversityTracing contaminants of emerging concernin water using the latest advances inchemical and toxicological analysis.The role of aquatic environments inevolution, transmission and surveillance ofantibiotic resistant bacteria.Summary: There is an underexplored,emerging threat to water bodies - thedischarge of large amounts of syntheticchemicals, some of which are well-known andalready identified, while a vast majority elevelsofmicropollutants jeopardize lakes and otherwater bodies as sustainable natural resources,e.g. for agricultural and as drinking waterpurposes. This calls for efficient screeningmethodology that can warn for hazards at anearly stage. This presentation focuses on howthe latest advances in mass spectrometry andtoxicological testing can be used to tracecontaminants of emerging concern in water.Summary: Large quantities of resistantbacteria are excreted by humans and animalsand reach aquatic environments, which canserve as transmission routes to new hosts.The release of antibiotics to the environmentcan also drive the evolution of antibioticresistance and thus the emergence of newresistant bacteria. In addition, analyses ofsamples from environments heavily impactedby bacteria of human origin can serve as anefficient tool for the surveillance of theantibiotic resistance situation in humanpopulations. Recent research achievementsand critical knowledge gaps within theseareas will be presented.
Challenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2QUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97Introduction & Welcome Speaker ProfilesSwedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistanceJan-Ingvar JönssonPatriq FagerstedtSwedish Research CouncilSwedish Research CouncilAs Secretary General of the Swedish ilities are the development of highquality research programmes and fundingschemes in medicine, life science and clinicalresearch, as well as in public health andhealth care research. Jan-Ingvar holds severalnational commissions, and is a nationalrepresentative in several internationalorganizations. In Sweden, he was appointedto lead the newly established Nationalresearch programme in antibiotic resistance.Internationally, he is the vice-chair of theJoint Programming Initiative on AntimicrobialResistance, the chair of the joint committeeof the Nordic medical research councils, andthe chair of the International Consortium ofPersonalised medicine. He is also a Professorat Linköping University, where he leads aresearch group within the area ofexperimental haematology.Dr Patriq Fagerstedt is a Senior ResearchOfficer at the Secretariat of the JointProgramming Initiative on AntimicrobialResistance (JPIAMR) where he coordinatesnational and international research, andpolicy work on Antimicrobial Resistance.Patriq is also the Program Manager for theSwedish National Research Program onAntibiotic Resistance. Patriq is amicrobiologist who received his PhD inNeuroscience from Karolinska Institutet(KI), in 2000. He has experience from bothacademic and pharmaceutical industryresearch. Before joining the JPIAMR andthe Swedish Research Council in 2014 heworked as Senior Grants Specialist andCoordinator of US Grants and Contracts atthe Grants Office of KI.
Challenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2Panel Session Chair ProfileSwedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistanceJohn TumpaneFormas“Research and innovation are key to achieving the UN SustainableDevelopment Goals. This initiative is an important milestone toprovide access to water and sanitation, and promote vibrant humanand animal health, as well as aquatic ecosystems. This holisticapproach will address knowledge gaps on waterborne contaminantsand pathogens.”QUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97Dr John Tumpane is Head of Department for Environment at Formas - a Swedish ResearchCouncil for sustainable development. John has been part of the management team atFormas since 2018 and has held various positions at the agency since 2015. He hasextensive experience of research funding as well as research and innovation policy, andpreviously worked at the Swedish Research Council and the Swedish National Union ofstudents. John holds a PhD in Chemistry from Chalmers University of Technology inGothenburg and obtained his undergraduate degree at Trinity College, Dublin.
Challenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2Keynote & Panel ProfileSwedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistanceKarin WibergSwedish University of Agricultural Sciences“Novel methodology is urgently needed to screen forhazardous micropollutants in natural waters.”QUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97Karin Wiberg is full professor in Organic Environmental Chemistry at the Department ofAquatic Sciences and Assessment, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) inUppsala, Sweden. She got her doctoral degree in Environmental Chemistry at UmeåUniversity in 2002, became Associated Professor in 2009 and faculty professor at SLU in2011. Currently, she is the leader of a research team geared towards tracing andmanaging chemical hazards in the environment with focus on organic contaminants ofemerging concern (CECs) in the aquatic environment. Karin has 30 years of experience ofresearch and has led several large multi- and transdisciplinary projects financed by Formasand the Swedish EPA, e.g., the drinking water project SafeDrink and the dioxin projectBalticPOPs. She is research leader in DRICKS (a national competence center for drinkingwater), member of the national advisory board The Toxicological Council and expertmember in the Seed Group of Water JPI Knowledge Hub on Contaminants of EmergingConcern. More information is found at www.slu.se/karin-wiberg-eng.
Challenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2Keynote & Panel ProfileSwedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistanceCarl-Fredrik FlachGothenburg University“Aquatic environments can be important forevolution, transmission as well as surveillance ofantibiotic resistant bacteria.”QUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97Associate Professor Carl-Fredrik Flach, University of Gothenburg, has a background asmolecular biologist and holds a PhD in Medical Microbiology. Flach’s research centersaround the role of wastewater and wastewater-impacted environments in emergence,selection, transmission and surveillance of antibiotic resistance. He is/has been theprincipal investigator of several grants related to these issues. He currently leads projectsfocusing on using wastewater analyses for the purpose of survey antibiotic resistantbacteria in human populations and the transmission of resistance plasmids in wastewaterenvironments. He is also a member of the steering committee and the leader of thesurveillance theme within the Centre for Antibiotic Resistance Research (CARe) at theUniversity of Gothenburg (www.care.gu.se) as well as a director of studies for the SwedishDoctoral Programme in Infections and Antibiotics (NDPIA, www.ndpia.se). Flach has beenactive in communicating research results to stakeholders in the water and health sectorsduring the last years and frequently interacts with actors from the wastewater sector,both nationally and internationally.
Challenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2Panel ProfileSwedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistancePavel MisigaEuropean CommissionPavel Misiga is a graduate of London School of Economics and Princeton University. Heworked as an environmental consultant and later as a senior official at the Ministry ofEnvironment in his home country Slovakia. He represented his country in the EUaccession negotiations in the field of environment. He joined the European Commission in2003. During last 13 years he led teams working on Sustainable Production andConsumption, Resource Efficiency, Circular Economy, Water and Eco-innovation policiesin different services of the European Commission. He is currently the head of the CircularEconomy and Bio-based Systems unit in the Directorate General for Research andInnovation.QUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97
Challenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2Panel ProfileSwedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistanceAlexander KeuckenPublic Joint-Stock Utility Vatten &Miljö I Väst AB (VIVAB)“Emerging pollutants and antimicrobial resistance are a serious crossborder health threat that cannot be sufficiently addressed by onecountry alone and cannot be confined to a geographical region andhence needs intensive cooperation and coordinationfrom a global perspective.”QUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97Dr Alexander Keucken is currently employed as a Research Manager with Focus onApplied Innovative Water Treatment Technology at VIVAB. Alexander has acquired anextensive range of environmental and technical knowledge over his 20 years of workexperience in the Swedish public water sector, as well as through his engagement withinthe water industry both nationally and internationally. He represents the Swedish Water &Wastewater Association in the committee on drinking water within the EuropeanFederation of National Association of Water Services (EurEau), and is the chair of the JointWorking Group on Innovation within EurEAU. His current work assignments, research andinnovation activities are tightly linked to Water Resources Engineering in the Departmentof Building and Environmental Technology and to Applied Microbiology at Department ofChemistry, Lund University.
Challenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2Panel ProfileSwedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistanceKia SalinSwedish Medical Products Agency“Limiting the discharges and emissions of active substances frommanufacturing of pharmaceuticals into the environment willpromote the Sustainable Development Goals to ensure healthy livesand promote well-being for all at all ages, ensure clean water andsanitation, and support access to safe and effective medicines in thefuture.”QUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97Kia Salin has been working at the Swedish Medical Products Agency as Scientific Directorof Sustainability since 2012. The Swedish Milestone Target – increased environmentalconsideration in EU pharmaceutical legislation and internationally, has been the mainfocus of her work for the last years. The new legislation for veterinary medicinal productsand medicated feeds (2019:6), which has improved the standard regarding antibiotics forveterinary use as well as the ongoing revision of the Guideline on the environmental riskassessment of medicinal products for human use, is showing that the insight is growing inmember states regarding the importance to reduce the emission of active substancesfrom medicines into the environment and to combat antimicrobial resistance.
Challenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2Event OrganisersSwedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistancePatriq FagerstedtKristina LaurellPetra WallbergSenior Research OfficerJPIAMR Secretariat &Swedish Research CouncilSenior Research OfficerFormasSenior Research OfficerFormasThe Swedish Research Council (VR) isQUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97Sweden’s largest governmental researchfunding body, and supports research ofthe highest quality within all scientificfields. In order to provide Swedishresearch with the best possibleprerequisites, VR also funds researchinfrastructure, both in Sweden andabroad. VR has a mandate to advise theGovernment on research policy issues. VRhosts the Secretariat: Joint ProgrammingInitiative on Antimicrobial Resistance(JPIAMR) and is responsible for theSwedish National Research Programmeon Antibiotic Resistance where Formas isan active member. Formas is agovernment research council forsustainable development. Formas fundsresearch and innovation, developsstrategies, performs analyses andconducts evaluations. Areas of activityinclude the environment, agriculturalsciences and spatial planning. Formasconducts specific environmental analysesthat aim to make it easier for Sweden toachieve their environmental goals.Formas is also a national representativefor both JPI Oceans and Water JPI.
Swedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistanceChallenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2Joint ProgrammingInitiativesEU Joint Programming means the jointplanning of development cooperation bythe EU development partners working in apartner country (https://ec.europa.eu).QUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97Launched in December 2011, the JointProgramming Initiatives “Water challengesfor a changing world”, so called Water JPI(www.waterjpi.eu), tackles the ambitiouschallenge of achieving sustainable watersystems for a sustainable economy inEurope and abroad. The availability ofwater in sufficient quantities and adequatequality is indeed a public issue of highpriority, addressing a complex and globalchallenge.Asinter-governmentalcollaborative platform engaging 23countries members, and 8 other partneringcountries, the Water JPI is implementingresearch and innovation actions aroundscientific gaps defined in its StrategicResearch and Innovation Agenda (SRIA). Todate, the Water JPI has supported fivetransnational calls (70 projects for 63million euro), a knowledge hub onContaminants of Emerging Concern andsome other activities (cluster of nationallyfunded projects, information platform onresearch infrastructures or mobilityschemes).In the same year, the EU established the JointProgramming Initiative on ther with 11 European member countries.Today, JPIAMR is a global collaborativeplatform and has engaged 27 nations to curbantibiotic resistance (AMR) with a One Healthapproach. The initiative coordinates nationalfunding to support transnational research andactivities within the six priority areas of theshared JPIAMR Strategic Research andInnovation Agenda – therapeutics, diagnostics,surveillance, transmission, environment andinterventions. To date JPIAMR has supportedresearch and network projects, with funding ofapproximately 67 million euro.Also in 2011, the Joint Programming InitiativeHealthy and Productive Seas and Oceans (JPIOceans; www.jpi-oceans.eu) was establishedas an intergovernmental platform, open to allEU Member States and Associated Countrieswho invest in marine and maritime research.The platform provides its member countrieswith a shared voice and action plan to addresscomplex ocean- related societal challenges thatcannot be solved at the national level. Thestrategy of JPI Oceans is defined by its SRIAwhich was published in May 2015. The SRIApresents ten Strategic Areas, developed andagreed by JPI Oceans as strategic priorities formarine and maritime research in Europe.
Swedish Research Council / Formas / Swedish National Research Programme on Antibiotic ResistanceChallenges of Contaminants ofEmerging Concerns, including AntibioticResistant BacteriaWednesday 28 August 16.00-17.30 Room: M2ABOUTWorld Water Week is a conference organised bySIWI. The conference focuses on new thinkingand positive action toward water-relatedchallenges and their impact on the world'senvironment, health, climate, economic andpoverty reduction.QUESTIONS 4 SPEAKERS#WWWAMRPetra.Wallberg@formas.se 46 (0) 72-205 62 97
Applied Innovative Water Treatment Technology at VIVAB. Alexander has acquired an extensive range of environmental and technical knowledge over his 20 years of work experience in the Swedish public water sector, as well as through his engagement within the water industry both nationally and internationally. He represents the Swedish Water &
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