SenzaGen’s Newsletter Q2 2026
Click image to view the Newsletter in browser. Text version: SenzaGen Newsletter Q2, 2026 The transition toward non‑animal methods As regulatory expectations evolve and industry demand for non‑animal testing grows, […]
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SenzaGen’s Newsletter Q1 2026
Click image to view the Newsletter in browser. Text version: SenzaGen Newsletter Q1, 2026 SOT 2026: Advancing NAMs for skin and respiratory sensitization testing We had a fantastic time at […]
New peer-reviewed publication by IDEA working group: Derivation of a Point of Departure using NAMs for application in Quantitative Risk Assessment of fragrance material
Advancing quantitative NAMs for skin sensitization risk assessment – Collaborative work within IDEA QRA-NAMs Working Group A new article published in Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology presents the outcomes of collaborative work within the […]
SenzaGen’s Newsletter Q4 2025
Click image to view the Newsletter in browser. Text version: SenzaGen Newsletter Q4, 2025 As 2025 draws to a close: This quarter caps a year of significant progress in advancing […]
SenzaGen’s Newsletter Q3 2025
Click image to view the Newsletter in browser. Safe dose levels for sensitizers, NESIL values for HRIPT, and PoD-based QRA Skin sensitization potency assessment has been in the spotlight at […]
Joint poster with Urgo: Supporting hypoallergenicity claims for Medical Wound Dressings
Supporting industry decision-making and hypoallergenicity claims using an experimental setup combining GARD®skin Medical Device and Dose-Response protocols. Presented at 2025 Eurotox Download a copy in PDF Conclusion This case […]
Joint poster with BIC: Case study on skin-binding dyes
In vitro skin sensitization potency assessment using GARD®skin Dose-Response: A case study on natural extracts-based skin-binding dyes and dye precursors Presented at 2025 Eurotox Download a copy in PDF […]
