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This seminar will feature two presentations: 

• Ethical Justification of Animal Experimentation - AOR Dr. Julia Dietrich
• Advancing toxicological testing in chemical industry: What works, what hinders, and what’s next - PD Dr. Robert Landsiedel

Twelve NAM information initiatives – together under the name NAMii – have joined forces to organise an inspiring webinar series. Find out how you can use these knowledge bases, search engines, infrastructures, and other tools to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your NAM-based research! During this session, NAM Navigator & RE-Place will be presented.

The webinar will welcome two speakers from the database who will discuss their work on Human-relevant in vitro testing: MEA Pain-on-chip & Monocyte Activation Assay. Participation to this event is free but registration is mandatory.

Twelve NAM information initiatives – together under the name NAMii – have joined forces to organise an inspiring webinar series. Find out how you can use these knowledge bases, search engines, infrastructures, and other tools to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your NAM-based research! During this session, PeerLogic & VHP4Safety will be presented.

Workshop No. 5 will feature Dr. Catharine E. Krebs of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine discussing animal methods bias, a peer review bias characterized by a preference for animal-based research methods or lack of expertise to adequately evaluate non animal methods.

This event brings together attendees and speakers from academia, pharmaceutical and industry to discuss organoid and organ-on-a-chip technologies. 

Abstract submission deadline: 16 January 2026.

Twelve NAM information initiatives – together under the name NAMii – have joined forces to organise an inspiring webinar series. Find out how you can use these knowledge bases, search engines, infrastructures, and other tools to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your NAM-based research! During this session, VitalTissue and  FCS-/BME-free Database will be presented.

As a follow up of the first conference on phasing out the Rabbit Pyrogen test, EDQM and EPAA will host a joint Symposium: “Pyrogen testing 2.0: Ethical, Evolving and Eco-friendly - Implementing safe, rapid, state-of-the-art and sustainable non-animal approaches worldwide”.