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SUMMARY:Eurotox 2026
DESCRIPTION: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. \n \nSenzaGen-hosted session\nHall M | Tuesday\, 15 September | 12:15 – 13:15\nAdvancing NAMs for skin and respiratory sensitization testing: Industry case studies on Essential Oils\, Natural Extracts\, and Difficult-to-test samples\n \nFeaturing 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. \n  \nAgenda\n1. Introduction to the GARD® technology for skin and respiratory sensitization testing \nAndy Forreryd\, PhD |  Scientific Liaison\, SenzaGen \n2. Application of the “2 out of 3” Defined Approach (OECD 497) to assess skin sensitization potential of Difficult-to-test substances \nMegan Solan\, PhD | Toxicologist\, ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences \n3. A comparative analysis of test methods for predicting dermal sensitization potency in Essential Oils \nJoe Dawson | Product Safety Manager\, dōTERRA \n4. Case study of GARD®skin Dose-Response on Natural Extracts and Quantitative Risk Assessment \nIsabelle Lee\, PhD | Manager of Human Health Science and Strategy\, RIFM \nPoster presentations\nSpotlight on Natural Complex Substances and In silico methods for Enviromental Risk Assessment\n P21-22 #1612 | Joint poster presented by ICCS \nRoom 0.11-0.12 | Tue\, 15 September | 09:30 \nAdaptation of the Next‑Generation Risk Assessment Framework for Skin Sensitization for the use of Natural Complex Substances  \n P18-74 #1159 | Poster presented by ToxHub \nRoom 0.11-0.12 | Mon\, 14 September | 09:30 \nReliability of QSAR-Based LogKow predictions in pharmaceutical Environmental Risk Assessment \nMore at our booth\nRegulatory expertise now complemented by in silico toxicology services\nMeet ToxHub\, our consultancy unit specializing in toxicological risk assessment and regulatory strategy consulting\, with expertise across medical devices\, pharmaceuticals\, cosmetics and chemicals. \nToxHub has recently lauched a new in silico toxicology service area\, providing QSAR-based hazard profiling to support both human health and environmental endpoints. \nDiscover how ToxHub can support your needs
URL:https://senzagen.com/event/eurotox-2026/
LOCATION:Vienna\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Conference
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