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23 January 2025

Call for Proposals: ESTIV 2026 in Maastricht!



We want to remind all our members, followers and friends that session proposal submissions for the ESTIV 2026 Congress in Maastricht (June 29- July 2, 2026) are now open!

This is your opportunity to contribute to the program of a landmark event in in vitro toxicology, in silico approaches and regulatory science. We are especially eager to include sessions that:
πŸ”¬ Share and advance the knowledge of novel in vitro methods, MPS and testing strategies used in R&D and preclinical research
πŸ’» Showcase innovations in QSARs, Artifical Intelligence and Machine Learning use
πŸ“œ Discuss new frontiers in regulatory toxicology and their societal impact, need for education and training in in 3Rs
🧬 Explore the potential of AOPs (Adverse Outcome Pathways) in risk assessment

πŸ“… Deadline for submission:Β Tuesday April 1, 2025 ⏰11:59am (CEST).
πŸ’» Submit now: https://lnkd.in/dmj2g_Gg

Let’s work together to make ESTIV2026 a platform for groundbreaking science, fostering collaborations that bridge academia, industry, regulators and NGOs. Don’t miss this opportunity to leave your mark on the scientific and regulatory landscape. Submit your session proposal today!

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