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This course is intended for (post)doctoral students and early-stage scientists from industry, academia or regulatory agencies who recently became active in the field of in vitro toxicology. This 6-day course is organized by ESTIV in collaboration with the ASCCT and combines cutting-edge lectures by leading experts with highly interactive group exercises. The lectures cover a broad spectrum of subjects pertinent to regulatory, screening and investigative in vitrotoxicology. 

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Global Summit on Toxicology and Pharmacology is designed to bring forth the most up to date information with a complete approach to diverse areas of interest. The topics of the summit will reflect the current advances, current trends, future trends and novel approaches in Toxicology and Pharmacology.

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This conference focuses on novel genomic technologies, mathematical modelling and quantitative genetics approaches applied to host animals, as well as their pathogens.

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.

Conference facts and figures: 1259 delegates, 580 companies, 506 partnering meetings, 23 countries, 65 speakers, 62 posters. 

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The European Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Society (EEMGS) is organized by the French Society of Genetic Toxicology (SFTG).

The theme of the workshop is "Micronuclei (MN) and Disease".

This meeting intends to progress towards a broadly accepted framework to assess and position the safety of trace chemicals exposure from consumer products, and in particular from articles and assembled consumer goods.  Both experimental-analytical and computational approaches, and how their respective exposure data are realistic and relevant for safety assessments, will be in scope.

The EU-ToxRisk consortium, ECHA, EFSA, NTP, EPA, and OECD invite you to the workshop on New Approach Methodologies (NAM)-supported read-across (RAX): "from case studies to regulatory guidance in safety assessment".

The aim of the JRC Summer School is to share knowledge and experience on the latest non-animal approaches used in research and testing including in vitro methods and computational modelling.

In addition, the intention is to explore the role of the Three Rs (Replacement, Reduction and Refinement of animal experiments) in science today through discussion and debate.

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