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Workshops
ECETOC organised workshops aim to define the 'state of the science' on a given topic or issue. The workshops bring together leading experts to debate the issue(s), then make conclusions and recommendations. By publishing the outcome in a summary document or report, ECETOC can broadly communicate the defined science gaps related to the issue and catalyse active research programmes which address safety, human health and environmental concerns that have been raised.
Past workshops
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From 22-10-2008 to 23-10-2008Scoping meeting on the ecological risk assessment of mixtures in the environment
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On 09-10-2008The role of science in society and industry sponsorship of environmental and health research
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On 07-10-2008Intelligent testing strategies: Current status and the way forward
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On 25-09-2008Thresholds for genotoxins and their application in risk assessment (a)
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From 25-09-2008 to 26-09-2008The biological significance of DNA adducts: Part II (e)
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From 24-06-2008 to 25-06-2008Use of markers for improved retrospective exposure assessment in epidemiology studies (d)
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From 18-06-2008 to 19-06-2008Probabilistic approaches for marine hazard assessment
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On 04-06-2008ECETOC Annual Technical Meeting: Counting the costs and benefits of chemical control
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From 14-04-2008 to 15-04-2008Triggering and waiving criteria for the extended one-generation reprotoxicity study workshop (b)
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From 04-03-2008 to 06-03-2008Fish alternatives in environmental risk assessment (c)
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From 06-12-2007 to 07-12-2007Application of omic technologies in toxicology and ecotoxicology: Case studies and risk assessment
(b) = organised in association with Cefic LRI and ECVAM
(c) = organised in association with ILSI/HESI
(d) = organised in association with ECPA
(e) = organised in association with Cefic's joint industry sector toxicology group on olefins and glycols
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