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This software was developed by a consortium of partners to facilitate the uptake of novel approaches to estimate aquatic threshold concentrations (e.g. the concentration at which 5% of the species are exposed above their EC50, HC5).
Why?Hazard and safety assessments for the pelagic compartment often rely on in vivo studies using a single fish species, raising ethical concerns and uncertainty in terms of extrapolation....
Why?REACH restriction: SPM use restricted; emissions reporting required by May 2027.
Gap: No analytical methods available to measure SPM emissions.
Solution: Draft SPERC-based approac...
Why?Validation of NAMs is often overlooked despite its importance for regulatory use.
Traditional validation methods are less suitable for NAMs, which focus on key events rather than apical...
WR 35 Advances in (environmental) exposure modelling: Bridging the gap between research and application. 4-5 May 2017, Brussels
Published March 2018
ISSN-2078-7219-35 (online)
D-2018-3001-253...
TR124: Addendum to TR114 : Technical Basis for the TRA v3.1
Newsflash:
In response to feedback received from users of the TRA, ECETOC has further improved the consumer portion of the model by the in...
TR 121 : Efficacy and safety of antidotes for acute poisoning by cyanides | 19 November 2013
SCIENCE NEWS FLASH: New ECETOC report offers guidance on
the efficacy and safety of antidotes for acute p...
TR 119 : Evaluation of Systemic Health Effects Following Dermal Exposure to Chemicals | 26 March 2013Technical Report no.119. Evaluation of systemic health effects following dermal exposure to che...
Introduction
ECETOC initiated its targeted risk assessment (TRA) activity in 2001 and the first public version (v1) of the TRA exposure model was made available in 2004. Since then the TRA tool has...
