Key sessions for ETS 2016 will include: Education Course: Juvenile Toxicity Maternal Health in Pregnancy Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology: Regulatory Updates The Placenta Young Scientist Symposium

The Scientific Programme Committee has assembled an exciting and balanced programme where you can discuss and influence key advances in the science and practice of toxicology. In addition to presentation of cutting-edge research, the EUROTOX annual meetings offer an unparalleled venue for renewing professional relationships, for networking and for remaining up-to date in our challenging and expanding discipline.

MEDICHEM 2016 is a unique information and communication platform for occupational health professionals and a forum of exchange with colleagues from toxicology, psychology, ecology and other disciplines. Among others, integration of psycho-social factors into risk assessments, developments in setting exposure limits, work, workers and link to the general public, but also challenges of occupational physicians involved in remediation projects will be discussed.

20th European Congress on Alternatives to Animal Testing / 17th Annual Congress of EUSAAT. This includes a Practical Training Course "Application of commercially available human tissue models".

Renowned speakers from research, food control authoritiesand industry have been invited. Presentations will be in English, German or French, using English slides.

After this 2 days training, the participant will have a comprehensive overview of the most relevant and robust 2D and 3D hepatocytes models as well as a good understanding of liver functions focused on AOPs development under OECD. 

This multidisciplinary conference provides a forum for both internationally established and young researchers to exchange advanced knowledge on Toxicology. The congress will be comprised of keynote lectures given by world-renowned scholars, in addition to oral and poster sessions. State of the Art developments in different fields of Toxicology, new methodologies and developing expertise will be covered during presentations. 

This colloquium will bring together experts dealing with epigenetics and human health, animal health and environmental risk assessment of chemicals. There will be an open scientific debate on where we stand regarding knowledge of epigenetics mechanisms and the potential use and integration of epigenetic data in chemical risk assessment. Participants at the colloquium will critically discuss whether epigenomics data should be integrated into risk assessments, and whether this would improve hazard identification and characterisation, and make a meaningful contribution to the risk assessment process. A further objective aims at addressing molecular mechanisms, methods to investigate epigenetic effects in vitro and in in vivo, the use of epigenetic biomarkers and identifying existing data gaps and research needs.  

After this one day training, the participants will have developed basic knowledges on pyrogens and endotoxins mode of action as well as a strong focus on the upcoming regulatory testing requirements. Moreover, a wide range of samples will be tested by the participants such as complex matrices, spiked pharmaceuticals (e.g. Antibiotics), water samples and medical devices.