3-5
November2020
International Workshop on Gap Analysis and Data Requirements to support OECD Test Guideline and Guidance Document Development for NanoHarmony Target End PointsThe NanoHarmony project will bring together technical experts for priority Risk Assessment relevant End Points identified by NanoHarmony. Expert sessions for each of the 8 End Points within NanoHarmony will bring global contributions into gap analysis and data requirements to support TG and GD development.
Online
16
September2020
Webinar: The pathway to Test Guidelines – from science to standards for nanomaterials
Join the H2020 projects NanoHarmony and NANOMET to discover how Test Guidelines (TG) are developed through the OECD, with case studies from the TGs being supported through the projects for expansion into nanomaterials.
The webinar explains how novel methodologies are developed and approved through expert committees, eventually becoming internationally accepted standard methods used by governments, industry and independent laboratories to assess the safety of chemicals.
With almost 800 registrations now received, this webinar will change format – pre-recorded presentations will be published on Monday September 14 and all delegates notified, with a live session on Wednesday September 16 addressing questions associated with the presentations.
Who should attend?
The webinar is relevant for any stakeholder interested in how chemicals are developed and demonstrated as safe for market, within a global framework of countries.
REGISTER HERE
Join the H2020 projects NanoHarmony and NANOMET to discover how Test Guidelines (TG) are developed through the OECD, with case studies from the TGs being supported through the projects for expansion into nanomaterials.The webinar explains how novel methodologies are developed and approved through expert committees, eventually becoming internationally accepted standard methods used by governments, industry and independent laboratories to assess the safety of chemicals.
With almost 800 registrations now received, this webinar will change format – pre-recorded presentations will be published on Monday September 14 and all delegates notified, with a live session on Wednesday September 16 addressing questions associated with the presentations.
Who should attend?
The webinar is relevant for any stakeholder interested in how chemicals are developed and demonstrated as safe for market, within a global framework of countries.
REGISTER HERE
14:00 CESTOnline