Interspill's Conference (recognised for its excellence, focus on emerging research and depth of scientific content) is organised by a Committee on industry experts, which has announced new Co-Chairs in Dr Rob Holland (OSRL) and Richard Johnson (ITOPF).
The Interspill Conference Committee have initiated the process by which industry stakeholder-authors are invited to submit abstracts for content consideration for the event.
The 10th edition of Europe’s premier event for oil spill research, prevention, preparedness, response and restoration will take place at ExCeL London on 8-10 April 2025, in what will be its 25th anniversary year.
Interspill 2022 conference included 21 sessions and we also had the pleasure of hosting the PREMIAM Conference. Many delegates enjoyed the varied but technical nature of the conferences and have commented positively on the quality of the presentations delivered.
Interspill 2022 concludes today at 1600CET. It has been a lot of work to get there overshadowed by uncertainty on attendance due to COVID restrictions and the debate of face-to-face or hybrid! As we look to close the event we can say to all who have participated...
So far Interspill has surpassed our post-COVID expectations with a larger exhibition, plenty of visitors and many innovations that have made the show so interesting! Today has had the themes of Diversity, Equality and Inclusion (DEI) running through it.The opening special plenary session by Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton saw a full auditorium...
Day One at Interspill went well and the hum of discourse was everywhere as friends caught up with overseas colleagues they had not seen during our COVID years! Attendance numbers were higher than expected, the exhibitors were delighted with the quality of the visitors.
After three years of planning and worry over COVID prompting long discussions on Interspill being a face-to-face, hybrid or online event, today Interspill opens as a pure face-to-face event with three opening keynotes.
Premiam (Pollution Response in Emergencies: Marine Impact Assessment and Monitoring) is a well-established environmental impact assessment and monitoring approach that was developed to support the UK Government. It has since been used in many incidents as part of a package of support from the UK Government to marine incidents abroad.
The heart of Interspill is the Conference which presents an opportunity for professionals from the international spill response community, private sector, government, and non-governmental organizations, and academia to come together to tackle the greatest challenges facing us with sound science, practical innovation and imagination.
Diversity, Equality and Inclusion (DEI) is very important to our industry and is celebrated at the triennial series of response events and other industry exhibitions by holding a dedicated session on this subject. At Interspill 2022, this will be in the form of a workshop and lunch.
