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In this summer school, you will start with data and end with a great story you can tell anyone. Make fellow scientists convinced of your data, make your friends and family think about animal(-free) testing, and make end users enthusiastic about your work. Check out the program in the attachments!

Registrations (before 31 January) are open.
Free registration, interactive sessions and in-person!

Trans-Epithelial Electrical Resistance assay (TEER) is a non-invasive method to measure the electrical resistance of cell and tissue barriers in vitro.

This webinar will walk you through:

/ What TEER is and how TEER measurements work
/ How to integrate TEER in organ-on-chip systems
/ Useful application of TEER in organ-on-chip models
/ Provide an example for our intestine-on-chip model

The NC3Rs NAMs Network accelerates the use of new approach methodologies by connecting researchers, developers, industry, and regulators.

This NAMs Network symposium connects technology developers with industry end-users. We will share first-hand experiences of NAMs deployment and future opportunities to reduce animal toxicity testing in human safety assessment. The event includes presentations from NAMs experts, panel discussions, a brainstorming workshop, and networking.

During this free webinar, the speakers will explore the current policy context on the roadmap towards the animal free regulatory system and the joint policy brief prepared by the GDC projects. These presentations will be followed by a panel discussion, questions, discussion and wrap-up.

Aim/ Focus of the webinar: Introduction, discussion and comparison of different mathematical modelling approaches.
Duration: 30’ talk +15’ discussion, with a focus on discussion. In cases of 2 speakers the duration can be 40 min + discussion.
Targeted audience: PhD and master students, postdocs, group leaders in the modelling field.

If you missed a seminar, you can watch the video recordings of several the talks and discussions.

Join this 1-day workshop “Systematic Literature Review Animal Studies" in order to make results of animal studies or non-animal innovations more findable and reusable to promote their effective use.

This workshop provides researchers with the basic knowledge to initiate literature searches. It promotes the findability and reusability of results from animal studies or non-animal innovations. 

The Online Seminar Series (Zoom) “Modelling approaches for disease processes” is organized by the e:Med project group Modeling of Disease Processes. 

Aim/ Focus: Introduction, discussion and comparison of different mathematical modelling approaches
Targeted audience: PhD and master students, postdocs, group leaders in the modelling field.

The programme Committee of the SETAC Europe 35th Annual Meeting is committed to putting together a not-to-be-missed conference with an exciting scientific programme addressing the overarching theme “Innovation for Tomorrow: Progress in Safe and Sustainable Concepts.

Deadline to submit an abstract : 20/09/2024.