The Consortium of ORCHESTRA involves groups expert in dissemination and contacts with society sectors, including professional communicators, experts on communication via Internet, teachers.
Particular attention will be paid to INDUSTRY, through associations, and REGULATORS, with a series of seminars.
Documents with guidelines on the use of in silico models
Documents on barriers for the use of in silico models
20th SETAC Europe Annual Meeting - Seville (Spain)
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The course will provide an introduction to the use of alternative methods, in particular QSAR, for assessing chemical properties and toxicity data for REACH compounds. CAESAR models and other comparative applications will be tested and results will be critically discussed. The course is not aimed to teach all QSAR features but recommended practices to deal with in silico methods in a critical way.
Istituto di ricerche farmacologiche Mario Negri, via La Masa 19, Milan (Italy)
The aim of this course, is to give an overview of the "non testing" alternative methods to animal testing, for the prediction of molecular properties by means of QSAR (Quantitative Structure Activity Relationship) methods, or extrapolating the informations based on data relative to similar compounds (read-across methods).
Note: The course will be held in Italian language.
Environmental protection, chemical registration, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, cosmetics, biocides
Citizens Associations, consumer associations
Chemicals, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, Food
Information technology, toxicology, chemistry, environmental sciences
Environmental protection, animal protection
PhD students, masters students
Earth sciences, Evolution & ecology
Earth sciences, Evolution & ecology
Earth sciences, Evolution & ecology
Commission of the European Communities through the FP7-COOPERATION contract 226521 - ORCHESTRA
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