The symposium presented the latest work of the ASPIS cluster formed by the three Horizon 2020 consortia: ONTOX, PrecisionTox, and RISK-HUNT3R and focus on the implementation of New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) for chemical risk assessment.
The objectives of the ASPIS Open Symposium were:
- To highlight relevant technologies for improving chemical safety assessment and the regulation of hazardous substances;
- To increase confidence in the use of NAMs and to broadly promote their applications for effective risk management;
- To identify barriers and provide solutions for the reduction, refinement and replacement of animal testing (the 3Rs principle);
- To promote early career researchers and create a network of next generation decision makers;
- To facilitate communication among ASPIS and international stakeholders.
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The ASPIS Open Symposium was kindly hosted by the 21st International Congress of the European Society of Toxicology In Vitro (ESTIV), a bi-annual appointment aiming to create a forum of scientists in a unique atmosphere for discussions and knowledge exchange focusing on the development of in vitro and in silico approaches.
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Date:
24 November 2022:
10.00-20.00 CET
25 November 2022:
8.30-16.00 CET
Location:
Melia Hotel
08870 Sitges, Barcelona
Spain
Speakers:
Barry Hardy
– Edelweiss Connect
– RISK-HUNT3R
Bob van de Water
– University Leiden
– RISK-HUNT3R, ASPIS chair
– RISK-HUNT3R, ASPIS chair
Elisabet Berggren
– Joint Research Centre, European Commission
– ASPIS regulatory forum coordinator
– ASPIS regulatory forum coordinator
Erwin L. Roggen
– 3Rs Management and Consulting ApS (3RsMC)
– ONTOX
– ONTOX
Florian Caiment
– Maastricht University
– ONTOX, working group leader
Gerhard Ecker
– University of Vienna
– RISK-HUNT3R, working group leader
Christian Desaintes
– Directorate-General for Research and Innovation, European Commission
John Colbourne
– University of Birmingham
– PrecisionTox, coordinator
– PrecisionTox, coordinator
Jonathan Freedman
– University of North Carolina
– PrecisionTox, working group coordinator
– PrecisionTox, working group coordinator
Marcel Leist
-University Konstanz
– RISK-HUNT3R
– RISK-HUNT3R
Mark Cronin
– Liverpool John Moores University
– RISK-HUNT3R, working group leader
Mathieu Vinken
– Vrije Universiteit Brussel
– Vrije Universiteit Brussel
– ONTOX, coordinator
Mirjam Luijten
– National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)
– RISK-HUNT3R
Nicole Kleinstreuer
– National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS)
Nynke Kramer
– Wageningen University
– ONTOX, working group leader
– ONTOX, working group leader
Patience Browne
– Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Stefan Stolz
– Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ)
– PrecisionTox
Thomas Steger Hartmann
– Bayer AG
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