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January 2021
Practical Reproductive and Developmental Toxicology
This joint American College of Toxicology/Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention course is designed to provide a basic understanding in reproductive and developmental biology and principles of various testing approaches for reproductive and developmental toxicology, with strong emphasis on the practical application of these principles and interpretation of nonclinical safety data as well as risk assessment. The intended audience for this course includes industrial and regulatory scientists, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows. On-demand access to the course presentations will…
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Virtual Continuing Education Symposium 4: Respiratory System
6th – 15th July 2021 Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 13.00 – 16.30 (GMT+1/UCT+1) Approved by the Royal Society of Biology for the purposes of CPD, this event may be counted as approximately 54 credits Approximately 17.5 hours of educational activity will be recorded on Attendance Certificates Registration for this symposium will open in December 2020/January 2021 with numbers limited to a maximum of 50 delegates – registration will close at midnight on 8th June 2021! Continuing Education Symposium 4 will…
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September 2021
Eurotox 2021
Due to the remaining uncertainty around travel and vaccination status the EUROTOX congress will be a virtual meeting. There will be a mixture of recorded and live sessions and all your favourite lectures such as the Bo Holmstedt Memorial Lecture and the SOT Merit award will take place with live Q & A sessions. The EUROTOX/SOT debate will be a fully live session and there will be a Continuing Education Programme.
Find out more »November 2021
The 36th Annual Scientific Meeting of the BSTP – Pathology of Humanised Mouse Models
The 36th Annual Scientific Meeting of the BSTP Pathology of Humanised Mouse Models Thursday 11th and Friday 12th November 2021 Date and venue to be confirmed Immunodeficient mice reconstituted with a human immune system are increasingly used for modelling the human immune compartment in numerous preclinical applications, such as adoptive cell therapy and immuno-oncology studies. With the advent of new Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products, humanised mice are a key component of efficacy and safety assessment in preclinical programmes, including GLP…
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