Applied in Vitro Toxicology Course
Knowledge Source Identification | |
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Knowledge source name | Applied in Vitro Toxicology Course |
Owner/Developer | European Society of Toxicology In Vitro and The Belgium Toxicology Association |
Abbreviated owner | ESTIV and BelTox |
Languages | English |
URL | http://estivbeltox2017.webs.com/ |
Contact | http://estivbeltox2017.webs.com/contact |
Description | In vitro toxicity methods are gaining importance, in particular as a response to a number of European legislative changes which call for more mechanistically-based decision-making and limit or even prohibit the use of animal experimentation for risk assessment purposes. Hence, there is an urgent demand for toxicologists and risk assessors to implement in vitro testing results into regulatory safety evaluation of chemicals. This course aims at meeting this ubiquitous need by training individuals who wish to start or pursue a career in this direction or to gain an update on the state-of-the-art of applied in vitro toxicology. |
Knowledge Source Category | |
Category | Education/Training |
Sub categories | Training |
Knowledge Dissemination and Sharing | |
Dissemination channel | Face-to-face, Website |
Targeted audience (specified/objective analysis) | Students, Scientists, Regulators, Industry, Researchers |
Users access | Fee-based access |
Knowledge Characterization | |
3Rs relevance | Replacement, Reduction |
Purpose | Education and training, Documentation and information |
Technology/Tools | Alternative test methods (in vitro) |