The 10th Norwegian Environmental Toxicology Symposium ( NETS 2025) ↗ will take pla ce at the University of Stavanger\, focusing on environmental research and the One Health concept. The symposium aims to bring together the Norwegia n scientific community\, environmental managers\, and industry stakeholder s to address environmental challenges and share sustainable solutions for protecting ecosystems. NETS 2025 will emphasize the need to understand and mitigate the impacts of multiple anthropogenic stressors on the oceans. I t promotes an integrated\, multidisciplinary approach toward advancing kno wledge on ocean health and aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goal 14: Life Below Water. \;
Researchers Knut Erik Tollefsen ↗\, Walter Zobl\, and Sam Welch ↗ fr om the Norwegian Institute for Water Rese arch (NIVA) ↗ will represe nt PARC through several research outputs: \;
qData – A Web-Based F AIRification Workflow for (Eco)toxicological Dose(Concentration)-Response Data \;
The Source To Outcome Pathway (STOP) – Nex t Generation Risk Assessment (NGRA) Put into Practice \;
Physically Based Pharmacokinetic (PBPK) Model for the Arctic Fish Spe cies Atlantic Halibut \;
Integration of Lines of Evi dence to Facilitate Prioritisation of Plastic Leachates for Toxicity Testi ng \;
An Aggregate Exposure Pathway for Copper in Nor way \;
eData: A Format and FAIRification Tool for Exp osure Data \;
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NETS 2025 offers a unique opportunity to advance interdisciplinary collab
oration and explore cutting-edge research in environmental toxicology unde
r the One Health umbrella. We warmly invite all researchers\, policymakers
\, and stakeholders to join the discussion in Stavanger this August. \
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The 10th Norwegian Environmental Toxicology Symposium ( NETS 2025) ↗ will take pla ce at the University of Stavanger\, focusing on environmental research and the One Health concept. The symposium aims to bring together the Norwegia n scientific community\, environmental managers\, and industry stakeholder s to address environmental challenges and share sustainable solutions for protecting ecosystems. NETS 2025 will emphasize the need to understand and mitigate the impacts of multiple anthropogenic stressors on the oceans. I t promotes an integrated\, multidisciplinary approach toward advancing kno wledge on ocean health and aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goal 14: Life Below Water. \;
Researchers Knut Erik Tollefsen ↗\, Walter Zobl\, and Sam Welch ↗ fr om the Norwegian Institute for Water Rese arch (NIVA) ↗ will represe nt PARC through several research outputs: \;
qData – A Web-Based F AIRification Workflow for (Eco)toxicological Dose(Concentration)-Response Data \;
The Source To Outcome Pathway (STOP) – Nex t Generation Risk Assessment (NGRA) Put into Practice \;
Physically Based Pharmacokinetic (PBPK) Model for the Arctic Fish Spe cies Atlantic Halibut \;
Integration of Lines of Evi dence to Facilitate Prioritisation of Plastic Leachates for Toxicity Testi ng \;
An Aggregate Exposure Pathway for Copper in Nor way \;
eData: A Format and FAIRification Tool for Exp osure Data \;
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NETS 2025 offers a unique opportunity to advance interdisciplinary collab
oration and explore cutting-edge research in environmental toxicology unde
r the One Health umbrella. We warmly invite all researchers\, policymakers
\, and stakeholders to join the discussion in Stavanger this August. \
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