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Posted: September 13, 2011 QSAR booth at SETAC Europe 2011 - a brief visual report

A brief video report of our QSAR booth and platform presentations at the SETAC Europe 2011 conference in Milan.

Visual Report of the QSAR booth

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Posted: September 13, 2011 QSAR presentations at SETAC Europe 2011 - full videos

The ORCHESTRA platform presentations at the SETAC Europe 2011 conference in Milan can now be viewed in full here.  

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Posted: July 12, 2011 PhD course: Use of QSAR models

logo phd coursePractical use of the CAESAR models for legislative purposes.
Copenhagen (DK), August 23rd, 2011

Learn more here: http://www.receto.dk/Nyheder/2011/PhD_course_QSAR%20models.aspx

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Posted: May 24, 2011 Report of our online technical stakeholder survey

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The report of our online stakeholder survey is available here. Learn about benefits and barriers to QSARs use according to specialists, regulators and industry.

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Posted: May 5, 2011 Interview with Wim De Coen

Watch the interview with Professor Wim de Coen,  Head of Evaluation 1 at the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA)

 

With special thanks to Wim de Coen.

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Workshop outcomes: REACH and QSAR: What can we learn from case studies?

 

Workshop: REACH and QSAR: What can we learn from case studies?

Mario Negri Institute – Milano (Italy) April 6th 2011

 

Download the Summary Report (PDF)

 

Results from the workshop:

112 participants from several European countries attended the workshop, 20 of which were regulators.

 

Presentations from the morning session:

 

ORCHESTRA in a Nutshell: what can we learn?

Simon Pardoe

 

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Use of in silico methods is multifunctional: some examples of tools developed within EC projects

Emilio Benfenati

 

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How QSAR has been used for the dossier preparation? Lessons from the registrations of substances so far done

Doris Hirmann

 

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Results from the afternoon working groups

In the afternoon session, four discussion groups were planned:

  • Working group 1. Case study: in silico models for prioritisation and RTD
  • Working group 2. Case study: in silico models for C&L
  • Working group 3. Case study: in silico models on environmental and ecotoxicological endpoints for registration
  • Working group 4. Case study: in silico models on toxicological endpoints for registration

Each participant has been asked to select a first and a second choice for the group to join in order to make it possible for the organizer to better arrange the groups.

 

Workshop Posters - Expand the following section to view information and links