Welcome to Talia Neal-Walthall
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Welcome to Talia Neal-Walthall

We are pleased to welcome Talia Neal-Walthall to ECETOC as a secondee. Talia joins us to work on topics related to exposure, an area central to much of our current scientific programme. She will be wi...
September 2026 news from the Sec Gen
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September 2026 news from the Sec Gen

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HSSD Tool

HSSD Tool

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The Human Exposure Assessment Tools Database (heatDB)

The Human Exposure Assessment Tools Database (heatDB)

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NanoApp

NanoApp

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Targeted Risk Assessment (TRA)

Targeted Risk Assessment (TRA)

The Targeted Risk Assessment (TRA) estimates exposures to workers, consumers and the environment that arise during a series of events.
TRA Task Force – Worker branch

TRA Task Force – Worker branch

Why? The Worker TRA Task Force has been active since 2019, delivering projects that advance the scientific basis of the Worker Targeted Risk Assessment (TRA) tool. Its overarching objective is to e...
Immunotoxicity assessment: Addressing Challenges and Advancing Methodologies [Workshop → Task Force]​

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Why?Regulatory assessment of immunotoxic properties of chemicals is a complex and challenging task​ Limited regulatory guidance exists​ Lack of industry and regulatory knowledge​...
Chronic fish case studies towards an IATA

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Event
01.02.2016 - 02.02.2016

2016 Human Health and Exposure Science Review Meeting

01-02 February 2016, Pullman Hotel Brussels Midi, Brussels, Belgium

Background

From 2014, ECETOC now holds Biennial Human Health Science Scoping Meetings to consult with its membership and stakeholders on topical science issues to be included in the ECETOC Human Health Science Programme.

In February 2014 the first Human Health Science Scoping Meeting identified 12 priority themes for ECETOC and Cefic LRI consideration. During this 2016 Review Meeting, participants will hear about progress and achievements since 2014. They will also develop new recommendations for future work through brainstorm sessions. The regulatory community and key chemical sectors will give their views during the meeting to ensure that recommendations are both relevant and impactful.

Recommendations from the Human Health Science Scoping Meetings are taken into account by the ECETOC Scientific Committee and Cefic LRI when deciding their respective future scientific work programmes.

Structure

This 2 day meeting will be structured as follows:

Day 1:     Review/Grounding Exercise – A series of talks and discussion to ensure everyone starts with the same level of knowledge. Inform about progress since the 2014 Human Health Scoping Meeting.

Day 2:     Idea Generation and Consolidation – using the ‘world café’ format where 4 themes are addressed. Participant’s breakout into 4 separate groups. Each group spends 45 minutes addressing each theme in turn. Ideas are captured, bundled into Topics and prioritised.