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Task Forces
ECETOC task forces are established by ECETOC's Scientific Committee in response to an identified need or objective, which typically sit within the framework of its strategy.
The work of an ECETOC task force follows a terms of reference established by the Scientific Committee. Each task force is directed by a chairman, who is responsible for assuring the completion of its objectives. And each task force is supported by a scientific officer from the ECETOC Secretariat.
(* Task force under establishment)
Current task forces include:
- Abiotic process and methodologies and their role in aquatic risk assessment *
- Assessment and evaluation of dermal risks from industrial chemicals
- Biodegradation kinetics
- Carcinogenicity of formaldehyde
- Cyanide antidotes
- Environmental impact assessment for socio-economic analysis of chemicals
- Guidance for assessment factors to derive DNELs
- Guidance for the classification of carcinogens under GHS
- Guidance on interpreting endocrine disrupting effects within the constraints of REACH and the revised 91/414 directive
- Linear Polydimethylsiloxanes (PDMS)
- Nanomaterials and OECD test guidelines
- Risk assessment approaches for PBT/vPvB or POPs
- Risk assessment of mixtures of chemicals in the environment
- Targeted risk assessment
- The application of critical body burden in risk assessment of SVHC
- Threshold of toxicological concern for industrial chemicals
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