| Wednesday, May 9th 2012 |
8:45 | Session II: DWG activities-Reports of subcommittees |
| | Chair: Maja Jelena Petek, Ministry of the Interior, Forensic Science Centre "Ivan Vučetić", Croatia |
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- Proficiency Test - Results & Conclusions (QA SC) - Júlia Nagy, Hungarian Institute for Forensic Sciences, Hungary (15 min)
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- QA Subcommittee (QA SC) - Udo Zerell, Bundeskriminalamt, Wiesbaden, Germany (15 min)
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- Profiling Subcommittee – Fabrice Besacier, Institut National de Police Scientifique, Lyon, France (15 min)
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- Communication Subcommittee - Information on the ENFSI Web pages and update of the MS Library of ATS Drugs - Mogens Johannsen, University of Århus, Denmark and Lotte Ask Reitzel, Section of Forensic Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (15 min)
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- Education and Training Subcommittee - Eleni Bakuri , General Chemical State Laboratory, Greece or Irene Breum Müller, Section of Forensic Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (15 min)
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- Sampling for Quantitative Analysis Subcommittee – Tamás Csesztregi, Hungarian Institute for Forensic Sciences, Hungary (15 min)
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| 10:15 – 10:30 |
- Drug Standards – Eric Hoffbeck, Lipomed (15 min)
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| 10:30 – 11:00 | Coffee break (Asteras Deck) & Poster session – Pre-event Foyer |
| | P1 Hidden Methods For Cocaine II; Delfina Pastor Rodriguez; Laboratorio Quimico/Comisaria General Policia Cientifica- Madrid, Spain |
| | P2 Doping And New Drugs Through Customs, Danish Customs seizures in 2011 – Grith Kastorp et. all; Section for Toxicology and Drug Analysis, Dept. of Forensic Medicine and Aarhus University and Section of Forensic Chemistry, Dept. of Forensic Medicine, University of Copenhagen; Denmark |
| | P3-O1 Substituted Cathinones, an Irish experience and response; John Power, Dublin, Forensic Science Laboratory, Ireland |
| | P4 Rapid tests for anabolic steroids; Marie Dymičová, Forensic laboratory, Department of Chemistry of Natural Compounds, ICT Prague, Czech |
| | P5 Chemical identification of the new isobaric substituted cathinones: 3,4-DMMC and 4-EMC, Martin Kuchař, Forensic laboratory/Department of Chemistry of Natural Compounds/ICT Prague, Czech |
| | P6 Identification of “route-specific” impurities in 4-fluoroamphetamine synthesized by the Leuckart method, Dariusz Błachut, Forensic Laboratory, Internal Security Agency; Krakow, Poland |
11:00 | Session III: Scientific session |
| | Chair: Katharine Konaris, State General Lab, Cyprus |
| | O-1 Substituted Cathinones, an Irish experience and response; John Power, Dublin, Forensic Science Laboratory, Ireland (20 min) |
| | O-2 Turning Seized Substances into Quality Controlled Reference Materials, Simon Dunne, Swedish National Laboratory of Forensic Science – SKL (20 min) |
| | O-3 How to determine the total amount of cocaine in complex matrices, Annette Sprong, Netherlands Forensic Institute, The Netherlands (20 min) |
12:15-13:45 | Lunch (Fontana Restaurant) |
13:45 | Session IV: Designer drugs/ legal or generic definition |
| Chair: Udo Zerell, Bundeskriminalamt, Wiesbaden, Germany |
| O-4 New Psychoactive Substances: Legislative options, Les King, Invited speaker (30 min) |
| O-5 New legal regulations on designer drugs / research chemicals in Switzerland – first results and limitation, Michael Bovens, Forensic Science Institute, Zürich, Switzerland (20 min) |
| O-6 New Synthetic Psychotropic Drugs – One Step ahead of the law, K.Konaris, M. Orphanidou, L. Panayiotidou, Z. Zachariou and D. Papamichael, State Government Lab, Nicosia, Cyprus (20min) |
| O-7 New psychoactive substances law in Austria, Wolfgang Greibl; Forensic Science Service, Vienna, Austria (20 min) |
15:35-16:00 | Coffee break (Asteras Deck) & Poster session – Pre-event Foyer |
16:00 | Session IV: continued & Session V: Presentations Associate members & Guests |
| | Chair: Lotte Ask Rietzel, Section of Forensic Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, Denmark |
| | O-8 Legal aspects of new psychoactive substances in Poland, Roman Stanaszek, Institute of Forensic Research, Krakow, Poland (20 min) |
| | O-9 SWGDRUG update, Scott R. Oulton, DEA Office of Forensic Sciences, Arlington, USA (20 min) |
| | O-10 The EMCDDA Early-warning system – how to respond dynamically to challenges posed by new psychoactive substances?, Ana Gallegos, European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) (20 min) |
| Thursday, May 10th 2012 |
08.30 | Session VI: Scientific session |
| | Chair: John Power, Dublin, Forensic Science Laboratory, Ireland |
| | O-13 Exploring the limits of mass spectra in drug analysis and raising awareness in casework, Scott R. Oulton, DEA Office of Forensic Sciences, Arlington, USA (30 min) |
| O-14 Analysis of the composition of the mixtures contained in 'legal highs', Bogumiła Byrska, Institute of Forensic Research; Krakow, Poland (20 min) |
| O-15 Fentanyl on Slovakia illegal drug market, Andrej Bolf, Institute of Forensic Science, Bratislava, Slovakia (20 min) |
| O-16 Identification and detection of fluoroamphetamines in seizures and in forensic toxicology, Irene Breum Müller, Section of Forensic Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (20 min) |
| 10:20 – 10:40 | Coffee break (Asteras Deck) & Poster session – Pre-event Foyer |
| 10:40 | Session VI: continued |
| | Chair: S. Klemenc, Ministry of the Interior, National Forensic Laboratory, Slovenia |
| | O-17 Identification of drugs microtraces, Malgorzata Galarda, Central Forensic Laboratory of the Police, Warsaw, Poland (20 min) |
| | O-18 Methodology for an innovative development of an HPLC/DAD method for the qualitative, quantitative and chemical comparison of Kif’seizures for forensic purpose, Yacine Boumrah, Algerian Forensic Science Institute, Algeria (20min) |
| | O-19 Chemical profiling of Hashish samples; Fabrice Besacier, Laurence Dujourdy; Institut National de Police Scientifique, Lyon, France (20 min) |
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- Short presentation of Montenegro Drugs Laboratory, Stana Popović, Forensic Center, Montenegro (5 min)
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- Evaluation form to be completed (10 min)
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- Short announcement of the 19th ENFSI DWG in 2013 (Dubrovnik, Croatia) (5 min)
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| | Closing of the Scientific Meeting |