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20 January 2020

ESTIV Early Career Award granted to Dr. Timothy Allen

The 2020 ESTIV Early Career Award has been granted to Dr. Timothy Allen in recognition of an outstanding and significant contribution to the field of in vitro and/or in silico toxicology.

*The award includes

  • prize of 500 €
  • An award certificate
  • An invitation to the ESTIV 2022 conference taking place in Barcelona-Spain with full registration waiver, coverage of travel and accommodation costs, and guest lecture.

Dr. Allen has also been awarded by ESTIV also in previous years (ESTIV Best poster award at the 2018 EUROTOX Congress) for the work entitled Computational approaches for predicting molecular initiating events. The poster was selected by a jury consisting of ESTIV board members based on originality, complexity, presentation, rationale and relevance to the field of in vitro and in silico toxicology.

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