Come meet us at Booth #58 and join our scientific session and poster presentations, showcasing the latest GARD® data and case studies generated in collaboration with industry leaders.
SenzaGen-hosted session
Hall M | Tuesday, 15 September | 12:15 – 13:15
Advancing NAMs for skin and respiratory sensitization testing: Industry case studies on Essential Oils, Natural Extracts, and Difficult-to-test samples
Featuring guest speakers from ExxonMobil, dōTERRA, and the Research Institute for Fragrance Materials (RIFM), this session will highlight how GARD® data support Quantitative Risk Assessment and regulatory testing under OECD DA 497.
Agenda
1. Introduction to the GARD® technology for skin and respiratory sensitization testing
Andy Forreryd, PhD | Scientific Liaison, SenzaGen
2. Application of the “2 out of 3” Defined Approach (OECD 497) to assess skin sensitization potential of Difficult-to-test substances
Megan Solan, PhD | Toxicologist, ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences
3. A comparative analysis of test methods for predicting dermal sensitization potency in Essential Oils
Joe Dawson | Product Safety Manager, dōTERRA
4. Case study of GARD®skin Dose-Response on Natural Extracts and Quantitative Risk Assessment
Isabelle Lee, PhD | Manager of Human Health Science and Strategy, RIFM
Poster presentations
Spotlight on Natural Complex Substances and In silico methods for Enviromental Risk Assessment
P21-22 #1612 | Joint poster presented by ICCS
Room 0.11-0.12 | Tue, 15 September | 09:30
Adaptation of the Next‑Generation Risk Assessment Framework for Skin Sensitization for the use of Natural Complex Substances
P18-74 #1159 | Poster presented by ToxHub
Room 0.11-0.12 | Mon, 14 September | 09:30
Reliability of QSAR-Based LogKow predictions in pharmaceutical Environmental Risk Assessment
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