- 13 July 2021Real-life study shows ECETOC’s nanoApp consistent with data gathered from animal testsRead more
A team of scientists has carried out a series of real-life studies on nanoforms using the nanoApp designed and developed by the Centre […]
- 21 June 2021ECETOC General Assembly elects two new Board membersRead more
Brussels, 21 June 2021 – The Centre for chemical safety assessment (ECETOC) has elected two new members to its Board of Administration during […]
- 9 June 2021Task Force publishes second of four reports developing science-based testing strategy for maternal thyroid disruptionRead more
Brussels, 9 June 2021 – The second in a series of four reports on developing a science-based testing strategy for maternal thyroid disruption […]
- 27 May 2021ECETOC Task Force reviews scientific and legislative framework protecting Europe’s drinking waterRead more
Brussels, 27 May 2021 – An ECETOC Task Force has reviewed the current scientific and legislative framework, as well as the state of […]
- 26 May 2021ECETOC releases new and improved heatDBRead more
A new version of ECETOC’s heatDB is now available. This latest release features a better overview of search results and a tier filtering […]
- 5 May 2021ECETOC Task Force report recommends changes to REACH’s exposure-based testing strategies for chemicalsRead more
Brussels, 5 May 2021 – A task force set up by the Centre for chemical safety assessment (ECETOC) has recommended improvements to the […]
- 3 May 2021ECETOC presents at SETAC Europe 2021 ConferenceRead more
Two ECETOC Task Forces (TF) will share results of their recent activities at the SETAC Europe 31st Annual Conference. On Monday 3 May […]
- 10 March 2021New ECETOC guidance says there isn’t any scientific justification for using chemical doses that cause pain or suffering in animal testingRead more
Brussels, 10 March 2021 – In 21st century toxicology practice, there isn’t any scientific justification for selecting high doses of chemicals in animal […]
- 24 February 2021ECETOC report reviews information used to determine chemical exposure levels that are safe for human healthRead 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), […]
- 17 February 2021ECETOC workshop recommends improving REACH legal text to enable more use of exposure-based adaptations when registering chemicalsRead more
Brussels, 16 February 2021 – A workshop organised by the Centre for chemical safety assessment (ECETOC) has recommended improving the EU’s REACH legislation […]