The Joint Research Centre (JRC) hosted the JRC Summer Schoo l on Non-Animal Approaches in Science from 19 to 23 May 2025. The program focused on innovative non-animal methods for studying diseases\, developin g therapies and ensuring chemical safety. Participants delved into cutting -edge in vitro methods and computational modelling\, explored alternatives to animal testing in disease studies and therapy development\, and learne d about career opportunities in non-animal science. \;
Target audience \;
This even
t was particularly suited for Master's or PhD students and early-career sc
ientists (up to 4 years post-graduation) in relevant fields with a strong
interest in non-animal methods in research and application. It offered a u
nique opportunity to engage with experts\, enhance research skills\, and c
onnect with like-minded professionals.
PARC contribution \;
PARC is proud to have contr
ibute to the scientific programme with a presentation entitled “Establis
hment of an embryonic zebrafish neurosphere model to evaluate developmenta
l neurotoxicity”\, presented by Indigo Brakus ↗\, PhD candidate at the German Federal Institute for Risk Assess
ment (BfR) ↗.
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DESCRIPTION:The Joint Research Centre (JRC) hosted the JRC Summer School on
Non-Animal Approaches in Science from 19 to 23 May 2025. The program focu
sed on innovative non-animal methods for studying diseases\, developing th
erapies and ensuring chemical safety. Participants delved into cutting-edg
e in vitro methods and computational modelling\, explored alternatives to
animal testing in disease studies and therapy development\, and learned ab
out career opportunities in non-animal science. \;Target audience
\;This event was particularly suited for Master's or PhD students and earl
y-career scientists (up to 4 years post-graduation) in relevant fields wit
h a strong interest in non-animal methods in research and application. It
offered a unique opportunity to engage with experts\, enhance research ski
lls\, and connect with like-minded professionals.PARC contribution \;P
ARC is proud to have contribute to the scientific programme with a present
ation entitled “Establishment of an embryonic zebrafish neurosphere mode
l to evaluate developmental neurotoxicity”\, presented by Indigo Brakus
↗\, PhD candidate at the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (B
fR) ↗. \;
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The Joint Research Centre (JRC) hosted the JRC Summer Schoo l on Non-Animal Approaches in Science from 19 to 23 May 2025. The program focused on innovative non-animal methods for studying diseases\, developin g therapies and ensuring chemical safety. Participants delved into cutting -edge in vitro methods and computational modelling\, explored alternatives to animal testing in disease studies and therapy development\, and learne d about career opportunities in non-animal science. \;
Target audience \;
This even
t was particularly suited for Master's or PhD students and early-career sc
ientists (up to 4 years post-graduation) in relevant fields with a strong
interest in non-animal methods in research and application. It offered a u
nique opportunity to engage with experts\, enhance research skills\, and c
onnect with like-minded professionals.
PARC contribution \;
PARC is proud to have contr
ibute to the scientific programme with a presentation entitled “Establis
hment of an embryonic zebrafish neurosphere model to evaluate developmenta
l neurotoxicity”\, presented by Indigo Brakus ↗\, PhD candidate at the German Federal Institute for Risk Assess
ment (BfR) ↗.
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DESCRIPTION:The Joint Research Centre (JRC) hosted the JRC Summer School on
Non-Animal Approaches in Science from 19 to 23 May 2025. The program focu
sed on innovative non-animal methods for studying diseases\, developing th
erapies and ensuring chemical safety. Participants delved into cutting-edg
e in vitro methods and computational modelling\, explored alternatives to
animal testing in disease studies and therapy development\, and learned ab
out career opportunities in non-animal science. \;Target audience
\;This event was particularly suited for Master's or PhD students and earl
y-career scientists (up to 4 years post-graduation) in relevant fields wit
h a strong interest in non-animal methods in research and application. It
offered a unique opportunity to engage with experts\, enhance research ski
lls\, and connect with like-minded professionals.PARC contribution \;P
ARC is proud to have contribute to the scientific programme with a present
ation entitled “Establishment of an embryonic zebrafish neurosphere mode
l to evaluate developmental neurotoxicity”\, presented by Indigo Brakus
↗\, PhD candidate at the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (B
fR) ↗. \;
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The Joint Research Centre (JRC) hosted the JRC Summer Schoo l on Non-Animal Approaches in Science from 19 to 23 May 2025. The program focused on innovative non-animal methods for studying diseases\, developin g therapies and ensuring chemical safety. Participants delved into cutting -edge in vitro methods and computational modelling\, explored alternatives to animal testing in disease studies and therapy development\, and learne d about career opportunities in non-animal science. \;
Target audience \;
This even
t was particularly suited for Master's or PhD students and early-career sc
ientists (up to 4 years post-graduation) in relevant fields with a strong
interest in non-animal methods in research and application. It offered a u
nique opportunity to engage with experts\, enhance research skills\, and c
onnect with like-minded professionals.
PARC contribution \;
PARC is proud to have contr
ibute to the scientific programme with a presentation entitled “Establis
hment of an embryonic zebrafish neurosphere model to evaluate developmenta
l neurotoxicity”\, presented by Indigo Brakus ↗\, PhD candidate at the German Federal Institute for Risk Assess
ment (BfR) ↗.
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DESCRIPTION:The Joint Research Centre (JRC) hosted the JRC Summer School on
Non-Animal Approaches in Science from 19 to 23 May 2025. The program focu
sed on innovative non-animal methods for studying diseases\, developing th
erapies and ensuring chemical safety. Participants delved into cutting-edg
e in vitro methods and computational modelling\, explored alternatives to
animal testing in disease studies and therapy development\, and learned ab
out career opportunities in non-animal science. \;Target audience
\;This event was particularly suited for Master's or PhD students and earl
y-career scientists (up to 4 years post-graduation) in relevant fields wit
h a strong interest in non-animal methods in research and application. It
offered a unique opportunity to engage with experts\, enhance research ski
lls\, and connect with like-minded professionals.PARC contribution \;P
ARC is proud to have contribute to the scientific programme with a present
ation entitled “Establishment of an embryonic zebrafish neurosphere mode
l to evaluate developmental neurotoxicity”\, presented by Indigo Brakus
↗\, PhD candidate at the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (B
fR) ↗. \;
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The Joint Research Centre (JRC) hosted the JRC Summer Schoo l on Non-Animal Approaches in Science from 19 to 23 May 2025. The program focused on innovative non-animal methods for studying diseases\, developin g therapies and ensuring chemical safety. Participants delved into cutting -edge in vitro methods and computational modelling\, explored alternatives to animal testing in disease studies and therapy development\, and learne d about career opportunities in non-animal science. \;
Target audience \;
This even
t was particularly suited for Master's or PhD students and early-career sc
ientists (up to 4 years post-graduation) in relevant fields with a strong
interest in non-animal methods in research and application. It offered a u
nique opportunity to engage with experts\, enhance research skills\, and c
onnect with like-minded professionals.
PARC contribution \;
PARC is proud to have contr
ibute to the scientific programme with a presentation entitled “Establis
hment of an embryonic zebrafish neurosphere model to evaluate developmenta
l neurotoxicity”\, presented by Indigo Brakus ↗\, PhD candidate at the German Federal Institute for Risk Assess
ment (BfR) ↗.
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CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Joint Research Centre (JRC) hosted the JRC Summer School on
Non-Animal Approaches in Science from 19 to 23 May 2025. The program focu
sed on innovative non-animal methods for studying diseases\, developing th
erapies and ensuring chemical safety. Participants delved into cutting-edg
e in vitro methods and computational modelling\, explored alternatives to
animal testing in disease studies and therapy development\, and learned ab
out career opportunities in non-animal science. \;Target audience
\;This event was particularly suited for Master's or PhD students and earl
y-career scientists (up to 4 years post-graduation) in relevant fields wit
h a strong interest in non-animal methods in research and application. It
offered a unique opportunity to engage with experts\, enhance research ski
lls\, and connect with like-minded professionals.PARC contribution \;P
ARC is proud to have contribute to the scientific programme with a present
ation entitled “Establishment of an embryonic zebrafish neurosphere mode
l to evaluate developmental neurotoxicity”\, presented by Indigo Brakus
↗\, PhD candidate at the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (B
fR) ↗. \;
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
The Joint Research Centre (JRC) hosted the JRC Summer Schoo l on Non-Animal Approaches in Science from 19 to 23 May 2025. The program focused on innovative non-animal methods for studying diseases\, developin g therapies and ensuring chemical safety. Participants delved into cutting -edge in vitro methods and computational modelling\, explored alternatives to animal testing in disease studies and therapy development\, and learne d about career opportunities in non-animal science. \;
Target audience \;
This even
t was particularly suited for Master's or PhD students and early-career sc
ientists (up to 4 years post-graduation) in relevant fields with a strong
interest in non-animal methods in research and application. It offered a u
nique opportunity to engage with experts\, enhance research skills\, and c
onnect with like-minded professionals.
PARC contribution \;
PARC is proud to have contr
ibute to the scientific programme with a presentation entitled “Establis
hment of an embryonic zebrafish neurosphere model to evaluate developmenta
l neurotoxicity”\, presented by Indigo Brakus ↗\, PhD candidate at the German Federal Institute for Risk Assess
ment (BfR) ↗.
\;
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