BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:www.eu-parc.eu BEGIN:VEVENT UID:69f3b22de3f27 DTSTART:20251116T143000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20251116T163000Z SUMMARY:In Vitro Applied Training Course CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The ESTIV Applied Training Course on In Vitro Toxicology took p lace over six days from 16 to 21 November 2025 in Bratislava\, Slovakia. T he course was designed to address the increasing demand for professionals trained in non-animal methods for chemical safety assessment\, aligned wit h evolving European legislation. It combined expert-led lectures with prac tical demonstrations and interactive group exercises based on real-world c ase studies. Participants explored a broad range of topics\, including reg ulatory frameworks\, the validation of alternative methods\, cell-based mo dels\, omics technologies\, and in vitro–in vivo extrapolation. Special sessions featured innovative tools such as 3D printing\, stem cell models\ , organ-specific systems\, and advanced microfluidics.Target audienceThis course was particularly suited for doctoral and postdoctoral researchers\, early-career scientists\, and professionals from academia\, industry\, or regulatory bodies who are new to or actively working in the field of in v itro toxicology. \; X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The ESTIV Applied Training Course on In Vitro Toxico logy took place over six days from 16 to 21 November 2025 in Bratisla va\, Slovakia. The course was designed to address the increasing demand fo r professionals trained in non-animal methods for chemical safety assessme nt\, aligned with evolving European legislation. It combined expert-led le ctures with practical demonstrations and interactive group exercises based on real-world case studies. Participants explored a broad range of topics \, including regulatory frameworks\, the validation of alternative methods \, cell-based models\, omics technologies\, and in vitro–in vivo extrapo lation. Special sessions featured innovative tools such as 3D printing\, s tem cell models\, organ-specific systems\, and advanced microfluidics.

Target audience
This course was particularly suited for doctoral and postdoctoral research ers\, early-career scientists\, and professionals from academia\, industry \, or regulatory bodies who are new to or actively working in the field of in vitro toxicology. \;

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The ESTIV Applied Training Course on In Vitro Toxico logy took place over six days from 16 to 21 November 2025 in Bratisla va\, Slovakia. The course was designed to address the increasing demand fo r professionals trained in non-animal methods for chemical safety assessme nt\, aligned with evolving European legislation. It combined expert-led le ctures with practical demonstrations and interactive group exercises based on real-world case studies. Participants explored a broad range of topics \, including regulatory frameworks\, the validation of alternative methods \, cell-based models\, omics technologies\, and in vitro–in vivo extrapo lation. Special sessions featured innovative tools such as 3D printing\, s tem cell models\, organ-specific systems\, and advanced microfluidics.

Target audience
This course was particularly suited for doctoral and postdoctoral research ers\, early-career scientists\, and professionals from academia\, industry \, or regulatory bodies who are new to or actively working in the field of in vitro toxicology. \;

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The ESTIV Applied Training Course on In Vitro Toxico logy took place over six days from 16 to 21 November 2025 in Bratisla va\, Slovakia. The course was designed to address the increasing demand fo r professionals trained in non-animal methods for chemical safety assessme nt\, aligned with evolving European legislation. It combined expert-led le ctures with practical demonstrations and interactive group exercises based on real-world case studies. Participants explored a broad range of topics \, including regulatory frameworks\, the validation of alternative methods \, cell-based models\, omics technologies\, and in vitro–in vivo extrapo lation. Special sessions featured innovative tools such as 3D printing\, s tem cell models\, organ-specific systems\, and advanced microfluidics.

Target audience
This course was particularly suited for doctoral and postdoctoral research ers\, early-career scientists\, and professionals from academia\, industry \, or regulatory bodies who are new to or actively working in the field of in vitro toxicology. \;

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The ESTIV Applied Training Course on In Vitro Toxico logy took place over six days from 16 to 21 November 2025 in Bratisla va\, Slovakia. The course was designed to address the increasing demand fo r professionals trained in non-animal methods for chemical safety assessme nt\, aligned with evolving European legislation. It combined expert-led le ctures with practical demonstrations and interactive group exercises based on real-world case studies. Participants explored a broad range of topics \, including regulatory frameworks\, the validation of alternative methods \, cell-based models\, omics technologies\, and in vitro–in vivo extrapo lation. Special sessions featured innovative tools such as 3D printing\, s tem cell models\, organ-specific systems\, and advanced microfluidics.

Target audience
This course was particularly suited for doctoral and postdoctoral research ers\, early-career scientists\, and professionals from academia\, industry \, or regulatory bodies who are new to or actively working in the field of in vitro toxicology. \;

X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260430T194901Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:69f3b22de3f78 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251120 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251121 SUMMARY:In Vitro Applied Training Course CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The ESTIV Applied Training Course on In Vitro Toxicology took p lace over six days from 16 to 21 November 2025 in Bratislava\, Slovakia. T he course was designed to address the increasing demand for professionals trained in non-animal methods for chemical safety assessment\, aligned wit h evolving European legislation. It combined expert-led lectures with prac tical demonstrations and interactive group exercises based on real-world c ase studies. Participants explored a broad range of topics\, including reg ulatory frameworks\, the validation of alternative methods\, cell-based mo dels\, omics technologies\, and in vitro–in vivo extrapolation. Special sessions featured innovative tools such as 3D printing\, stem cell models\ , organ-specific systems\, and advanced microfluidics.Target audienceThis course was particularly suited for doctoral and postdoctoral researchers\, early-career scientists\, and professionals from academia\, industry\, or regulatory bodies who are new to or actively working in the field of in v itro toxicology. \; X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The ESTIV Applied Training Course on In Vitro Toxico logy took place over six days from 16 to 21 November 2025 in Bratisla va\, Slovakia. The course was designed to address the increasing demand fo r professionals trained in non-animal methods for chemical safety assessme nt\, aligned with evolving European legislation. It combined expert-led le ctures with practical demonstrations and interactive group exercises based on real-world case studies. Participants explored a broad range of topics \, including regulatory frameworks\, the validation of alternative methods \, cell-based models\, omics technologies\, and in vitro–in vivo extrapo lation. Special sessions featured innovative tools such as 3D printing\, s tem cell models\, organ-specific systems\, and advanced microfluidics.

Target audience
This course was particularly suited for doctoral and postdoctoral research ers\, early-career scientists\, and professionals from academia\, industry \, or regulatory bodies who are new to or actively working in the field of in vitro toxicology. \;

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The ESTIV Applied Training Course on In Vitro Toxico logy took place over six days from 16 to 21 November 2025 in Bratisla va\, Slovakia. The course was designed to address the increasing demand fo r professionals trained in non-animal methods for chemical safety assessme nt\, aligned with evolving European legislation. It combined expert-led le ctures with practical demonstrations and interactive group exercises based on real-world case studies. Participants explored a broad range of topics \, including regulatory frameworks\, the validation of alternative methods \, cell-based models\, omics technologies\, and in vitro–in vivo extrapo lation. Special sessions featured innovative tools such as 3D printing\, s tem cell models\, organ-specific systems\, and advanced microfluidics.

Target audience
This course was particularly suited for doctoral and postdoctoral research ers\, early-career scientists\, and professionals from academia\, industry \, or regulatory bodies who are new to or actively working in the field of in vitro toxicology. \;

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