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- 15 September 2013ECETOC Best Platform Award at the SETAC Europe Annual MeetingRead more
Environmental science related award The ECETOC Best Platform Award honours the early career scientist with the best platform presentation at the SETAC Europe […]
- 24 July 2013ECETOC’s Work Recognised By RegulatorsRead more
According to the findings of a recent survey conducted by ECETOC, representatives from the EU and national regulatory bodies, as well as other […]
- 11 July 2013WHO launches new Chemical Risk Assessment NetworkRead more
Chemicals play a vital part in our daily life. Chemicals can also cause unintended harm to human health. More than 25% of the […]
- 28 June 2013Article published in Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology on the use of category approaches, read-across and (Q)SAR: general considerationsRead more
Article published in Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology on the use of category approaches, read-across and (Q)SAR: general considerations Please note that, since this […]
- 27 June 2013SCIENCE NEWS FLASH: ECETOC reports on a workshop jointly organised with WHO-IPCS addressing “Mode of Action‘Read more
Brussels, June 2013 Mode of Action (MOA) is a method that identifies the important steps in understanding how exposure to a toxic chemical […]
- 11 June 2013Now available: ECETOC 2012 Annual ReportRead more
The 2012 ECETOC Annual Report has been published. Giving an overview of the 2012 ECETOC science programme, it can be downloaded free of […]
- 29 May 2013SCIENCE NEWS FLASH: New ECETOC report offers guidance for the inclusion of non-extractable residues (NER) in the risk assessment of chemicalsRead more
New ECETOC report offers guidance for the inclusion of non-extractable residues (NER) in the risk assessment of chemicals Brussels, May 2013 There is […]
- 29 May 2013SCIENCE NEWS FLASH: New ECETOC report addresses bioavailable residues in soils and sedimentsRead more
New ECETOC report addresses bioavailable residues in soils and sediments In environmental risk assessment, chemical residues in soils and sediments are considered insignificant […]
- 2 April 2013E-Newsletter issue 24, Apr 2013Read more
The latest edition of the ECETOC e-newsletter has just been published and can be downloaded in PDF format from the following link: http://bit.ly/ecetoc-enl24 […]
- 6 March 2013ECETOC Work on Risk Assessment Wins Prestigious PrizeRead more
ECETOC‘s work on the identification and evaluation of endocrine disrupting chemicals has been recognised by the American Society of Toxicology (SOT) whose Risk […]