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Leaf litter decomposition as a functional indicator of chemical stress in ecological risk assessment

SETAC Europe, Copenhagen, Denmark

A Comparison of Mode- and Mechanism-Based In Silico Methods to Classify Environmental Toxicants Leading to an Improved Classification Scheme

SETAC Europe, Copenhagen, Denmark

Application of Data Analysis Based Expert Knowledge Elicitation in Deriving In Vitro Point of Departure of DNA Damage from Three In Vitro Assays

2022, SETAC conference Copenhagen, presented by Dawei Tang, Andrew White, Andrew Scott, Mona Delagrange

Leaf litter decomposition as a functional indicator of chemical stress in ecological risk assessment

SETAC Europe 2022, Copenhagen, Presented by Katie Pearson, University of York

A Comparison of Mode- and Mechanism-Based In Silico Methods to Classify Environmental Toxicants Leading to an Improved Classification Scheme

SETAC Europe 2022, Copenhagen, Presented by Professor Mark Cronin, LJMU

A framework to demonstrate the applicability of New Approach Methodologies in Environmental Risk Assessment

2022, SETAC Europe Meeting, Copenhagen, presented by Bruno Campos

Exposure considerations when assuring human safety of cosmetic ingredients without animal testing

EPAA PARTNERS FORUM 2022 Exposure considerations in Human Safety Assessment, Brussels, Belgium

Exposure considerations when assuring human safety of cosmetic ingredients without animal testing

May 'Partners' Forum' of the European Partnership for Alternative Approaches to Animal Testing (EPAA) presented by Carl Westmoreland

PBK modelling of topical application and characterisation of the uncertainty of Cmax estimate: A case study approach

Li H, Reynolds J, Sorrell I, Sheffield D, Pendlington R, Cubberley R, Nicol B (2022) Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, 442, 115992

Development of a Human, Cell-based Assay to study Lipids in Allergic Sensitisation

Midlands Innovation Flow Cytometry Meeting, Loughborough University, Presented by Georgie Hopkins, University of Nottingham

Refinement of physiologically-based kinetic (PBK) models of skin absorption using surrogate partition coefficient data

17th International Perspectives in Percutaneous Penetration Conference, La Grande Motte, France
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