PARC is organising the second edition
of the remote training course on “Exercises on results of
What to expect:
Who should attend:
This cou rse is intended for intermediate-level researchers and risk assessors with prior experience in in silico modelling. It is particularly suit able for participants who attended previous PARC in silico traini ngs or who are already familiar with the basic use of VEGA tools. As this course repeats the intermediate training delivered in October 2025\, previ ous participants are not eligible.
This is a free\, online course delivered over two days\, with four sessions in total. Each session is limited to 12 participants\, allowing for a maximu m of 48 participants overall. Participants may attend one or both sessions depending on their interest in the topics.
Application deadline:
Submit your application no later than 5 May 2026.
How to apply:
Submit your application here. \;
For additional details about the course and participant s election\, please click here.
< /html> DTSTAMP:20260912T023409Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6aa4ba21b05e0 DTSTART:20260519T073000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20260519T150000Z SUMMARY:Exercises on results of in silico models and read-across using VEGA HUB – Examples related to cosmetics and ecotoxicological and environment al properties CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:PARC is organising the second edition of the remote training co urse on “Exercises on results of in silico models and read-across using VEGAHUB – Examples related to cosmetics and ecotoxicological and environ mental properties”\, continuing its series of hands-on trainings focused on the practical interpretation and application of in silico tools using the VEGAHUB platform. The training will take place on 18-19 May 2026\, wit h morning and afternoon sessions. The course is coordinated by the Istitut o Mario Negri ↗ (IRFMN)\, Italy.What to expect:Apply VEGA\, ToxRead\, VE RA\, CosmoLIFE and ToxEraser to real-world case studies.Evaluate in silico predictions for cosmetic ingredients and the replacement of hazardous sub stances.Explore examples on mutagenicity\, genotoxicity\, carcinogenicity\ , and endocrine disruption in cosmetics.Assess ecotoxicological and enviro nmental properties\, including bioaccumulation and fish toxicity.Participa te in interactive exercises and group discussions to interpret results and integrate evidence.Who should attend:This course is intended for intermed iate-level researchers and risk assessors with prior experience in in sili co modelling. It is particularly suitable for participants who attended pr evious PARC in silico trainings or who are already familiar with the basic use of VEGA tools. As this course repeats the intermediate training deliv ered in October 2025\, previous participants are not eligible.Practical de tails:This is a free\, online course delivered over two days\, with four s essions in total. Each session is limited to 12 participants\, allowing fo r a maximum of 48 participants overall. Participants may attend one or bot h sessions depending on their interest in the topics.Application deadline: Submit your application no later than 5 May 2026.How to apply:Submit your application here. \;For additional details about the course and partic ipant selection\, please click here. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:PARC is organising the second edition
of the remote training course on “Exercises on results of
What to expect:
Who should attend:
This cou rse is intended for intermediate-level researchers and risk assessors with prior experience in in silico modelling. It is particularly suit able for participants who attended previous PARC in silico traini ngs or who are already familiar with the basic use of VEGA tools. As this course repeats the intermediate training delivered in October 2025\, previ ous participants are not eligible.
This is a free\, online course delivered over two days\, with four sessions in total. Each session is limited to 12 participants\, allowing for a maximu m of 48 participants overall. Participants may attend one or both sessions depending on their interest in the topics.
Application deadline:
Submit your application no later than 5 May 2026.
How to apply:
Submit your application here. \;
For additional details about the course and participant s election\, please click here.
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