[ZeroPM Final Meeting] Short Course 2: Prioritization Tools: Finding PM substances and TPs for substances on the GCI

Parviel Chirsir; Emma Palm; Emma Schymanski; Raoul Wolf

doi:10.5281/zenodo.22661919

September 8, 2026Open Access

[ZeroPM Final Meeting] Short Course 2: Prioritization Tools: Finding PM substances and TPs for substances on the GCI

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Introduce computational prioritization tools designed to identify persistent and mobile substances along with their transformation products from chemical inventories.
Reviewed screening methodologies applied to evaluate chemical persistence and aquatic mobility within broad substance databases.
Demonstrated workflow strategies for predicting and tracking degradation pathways and transformation products.
Prioritization protocols successfully categorize high-risk mobile chemicals that evade standard wastewater treatment barriers.
In silico prediction tools provide practical frameworks to monitor emerging transformation products across complex aquatic environments.

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Technical presentation outlines prioritization frameworks for persistent and mobile chemicals and their transformation products, highlighting computational methods to detect environmental water...

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