Poster sessions with iFLUX

* 179 Advanced investigation strategies for PFAS contamination: insights from a firefighting training site in Flanders

Wim Vansina¹, Pieter Buffel², Marjan Joris³, Erik Bosmans³

¹Witteveen+Bos Belgium NV, ²EnISSA Belgium, ³iFLUX Belgium

* 198 New device for the direct quantification and continuous monitoring of groundwater discharge to streams

Goedele Verreydt¹, Niels van Putte¹, Gregory Lemaire², Klaus Mosthaf², Cecilie F. Ottosen², Mette M. Broholm², Poul L. Bjerg²

¹iFLUX, ²Technical University of Denmark

* 290 Use of PFAS passive flux samplers as a line of evidence towards a naturebased  remedial approach

Mattias Verbeeck¹, Charline Kaplan¹, Olga Vounaki¹, Rony Annaert¹, Marjan Joris², Erik Bosmans²

¹ERM, ²iFLUX

* 462 In-situ PFAS Stabilization by Injection of Organo-Clay (InSuFix Project)

Hans Baillieul¹, Jeroen Vandenbruwane², Ilse Van Keer³, Ward Swinnen³, Nick Pays⁴, Lise Destombes⁴, Nicolas Soenens⁵, Marjan Joris⁶

¹Sodecon, ²Injectis, ³VITO, ⁴Port of Antwerp-Bruges, ⁵Brussels Airport Company, ⁶iFLUX

Other must-attend sessions

* Catchment Wide PFAS Hydrogeological Study, Risk and Remediation Assessment
Tuesday, 17 June, 10:20 - 12:00
By Arcadis UK

* A New Analytical Solution for Groundwater Pollution Risk Assessment: Integrating Mass Fluxes and Degradation By-products 
Wednesday, 18 June, 10:20 - 12:00
By Université de Liège

* A robust multi-approach data analysis to identify sources and extent of PFAS impacts 
Wednesday, 18 June, 13:00 - 14:30
By ERM

* Data and Flux-Driven Approach for Targeted Remediation of Chlorinated
Solvent Contaminations - Challenges in Investigating Chlorinated Solvent Contamination"

Thursday, 19 June, 14:50 - 16:30

By Tractebel (showing how they combine technologies like EniSSA, iFLUX, and Injectis in their remediation projects)