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The conference will offer several talk sessions covering (i) in vitro models and tools for safety assessment, (ii) in silico modeling approaches and applications, (iii) modeling applications for COVID-19 and (iv) the harmonization and validation of zebrafish toxicity assays for risk assessment.

Deadline for abstract submission: 31^st July, 2021

The 4^th edition of 'Genome Engineering and Synthetic Biology' after previous successful events. The event will focus on the latest progress in the CRISPR-toolbox for rapid, cheap, multiplex modification of genomes and breakthroughs in DNA synthesis technologies.

This event is part of a series of five virtual training focusing on available methods and strategies for avoiding or reducing animal tests when assessing chemicals and pesticides for the main six acute endpoints commonly referred to as the “6-pack”. 

More information on the speakers and the event

The Danish Society for Toxicology and Pharmacology organises this years EUROTOX conference. The theme is “Combined efforts in quest of safer chemicals and medicines”.

Several topics will be discussed, including the safety of drugs and environmental chemicals, new and emerging technologies, personalized medicine, human health effects caused by exposure to chemicals as well as safety issues arising from climate changes.

During this course, participants will learn how to:

• Locate and search publicly available bioinformatics data of interest;
• Use software and tools to manipulate and analyse immunological data;
• Apply appropriate bioinformatics methodologies to their research;
• To combine different types of data to gain further immunological insights.

Knowledge For Growth is Europe's finest life sciences conference. The conference features an exciting programme providing vital insight into the global life sciences’ landscape, one-to-one Partnering, a trade fair with 100+ exhibitors and a scientific poster area.

Don't miss out!! Register on Knowledge For Growth website

This event is part of a series of five virtual training focusing on available methods and strategies for avoiding or reducing animal tests when assessing chemicals and pesticides for the main six acute endpoints commonly referred to as the “6-pack”. 

More information on the speakers and the event

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This year’s symposium will take place online and will be focusing on ‘Human-relevant models for drug research and development’.

Registrations open in September.