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ECETOC works with leading scientists from academia, governments and industry to develop and promote trusted and practical scientific solutions which ensure a safe, sustainable and healthy world.
Brussels, 10 March 2021 – In 21st century toxicology practice, there isn’t any scientific justification for selecting high doses of chemicals in animal tests which could result in lethality, pain, suffering or other forms of profound toxicity in any of the experimental subjects, according to a n... Read more
Brussels, 24 February 2021 – An ECETOC technical report has reviewed the existing information used to determine a substance’s ‘derived no-effect level’ (DNEL), defined as the exposure level be... Read more
Brussels, 16 February 2021 – A workshop organised by the Centre for chemical safety assessment (ECETOC) has recommended improving the EU’s REACH legislation legal text to enable more chemicals to... Read more
ECETOC provides a platform for experts from industry, academia and governments to develop and promote quality science in the safety assessment of chemicals.
Nice recognition by the Dutch Society of Toxicology of @ECETOC work on #polymers 💪🏽
👉🏼Stay tuned as 🆕 case studies will address polymer #SafetyAssessment in order to put the #CF4Polymers into practice & ensure the #safe use of polymers ⤵️
https://www.ecetoc.org/mediaroom/dutch-society-for-toxicologys-tcdd-magazine-features-ecetocs-conceptual-framework-for-polymer-risk-assessment-cf4polymers/
As part of our mission statement, at ECETOC, we actively seek to ensure gender balance in our task forces and meetings and we also encourage our member companies to promote women in science. Read more
Clearly, nanomaterials and nanotechnology-enabled products have to be safe. It is imperative that they may not harm humans or the environment. Read more
