The FENS Forum 2 026\, organized by the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies\, is Europe's largest international neuroscience congress. The event brings tog ether thousands of neuroscientists\, clinicians\, early-career researchers \, and industry representatives from around the world to share the latest scientific advances across all areas of neuroscience. The Forum provides a multidisciplinary platform for scientific exchange\, collaboration\, and innovation\, covering both fundamental and translational neuroscience.&nbs p\;
PARC will be represented by Indigo Brakus (German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment ↗ – BfR\, Germany)\, who will pres ent the communication: \;
\"Establishment of embryonic zebrafish neurospheres as a novel model for developmental neurotoxicity testing.\"& nbsp\;
The presentation highlights PARC's contribution to the develo pment of innovative alternative methods for developmental neurotoxicity as sessment\, supporting next-generation approaches to chemical hazard and ri sk assessment. \;
The FENS Forum 2026 offers an outstanding oppo rtunity for the international neuroscience community to exchange knowledge \, foster collaboration\, and explore the latest advances in brain researc h. PARC is pleased to contribute to this leading scientific event by showc asing innovative research that supports the development of more predictive and human-relevant approaches to chemical safety assessment.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260820T174323Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a873cbbc990f DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260707 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260708 SUMMARY:Advancing Neuroscience Forum 2026 CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The FENS Forum 2026\, organized by the Federation of European N euroscience Societies\, is Europe's largest international neuroscience con gress. The event brings together thousands of neuroscientists\, clinicians \, early-career researchers\, and industry representatives from around the world to share the latest scientific advances across all areas of neurosc ience. The Forum provides a multidisciplinary platform for scientific exch ange\, collaboration\, and innovation\, covering both fundamental and tran slational neuroscience. \;PARC will be represented by Indigo Brakus (G erman Federal Institute for Risk Assessment ↗ – BfR\, Germany)\, who w ill present the communication: \;\"Establishment of embryonic zebrafis h neurospheres as a novel model for developmental neurotoxicity testing.\" \;The presentation highlights PARC's contribution to the development of innovative alternative methods for developmental neurotoxicity assessme nt\, supporting next-generation approaches to chemical hazard and risk ass essment. \;The FENS Forum 2026 offers an outstanding opportunity for t he international neuroscience community to exchange knowledge\, foster col laboration\, and explore the latest advances in brain research. PARC is pl eased to contribute to this leading scientific event by showcasing innovat ive research that supports the development of more predictive and human-re levant approaches to chemical safety assessment. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The FENS Forum 2 026\, organized by the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies\, is Europe's largest international neuroscience congress. The event brings tog ether thousands of neuroscientists\, clinicians\, early-career researchers \, and industry representatives from around the world to share the latest scientific advances across all areas of neuroscience. The Forum provides a multidisciplinary platform for scientific exchange\, collaboration\, and innovation\, covering both fundamental and translational neuroscience.&nbs p\;
PARC will be represented by Indigo Brakus (German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment ↗ – BfR\, Germany)\, who will pres ent the communication: \;
\"Establishment of embryonic zebrafish neurospheres as a novel model for developmental neurotoxicity testing.\"& nbsp\;
The presentation highlights PARC's contribution to the develo pment of innovative alternative methods for developmental neurotoxicity as sessment\, supporting next-generation approaches to chemical hazard and ri sk assessment. \;
The FENS Forum 2026 offers an outstanding oppo rtunity for the international neuroscience community to exchange knowledge \, foster collaboration\, and explore the latest advances in brain researc h. PARC is pleased to contribute to this leading scientific event by showc asing innovative research that supports the development of more predictive and human-relevant approaches to chemical safety assessment.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260820T174323Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a873cbbc9919 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260708 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260709 SUMMARY:Advancing Neuroscience Forum 2026 CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The FENS Forum 2026\, organized by the Federation of European N euroscience Societies\, is Europe's largest international neuroscience con gress. The event brings together thousands of neuroscientists\, clinicians \, early-career researchers\, and industry representatives from around the world to share the latest scientific advances across all areas of neurosc ience. The Forum provides a multidisciplinary platform for scientific exch ange\, collaboration\, and innovation\, covering both fundamental and tran slational neuroscience. \;PARC will be represented by Indigo Brakus (G erman Federal Institute for Risk Assessment ↗ – BfR\, Germany)\, who w ill present the communication: \;\"Establishment of embryonic zebrafis h neurospheres as a novel model for developmental neurotoxicity testing.\" \;The presentation highlights PARC's contribution to the development of innovative alternative methods for developmental neurotoxicity assessme nt\, supporting next-generation approaches to chemical hazard and risk ass essment. \;The FENS Forum 2026 offers an outstanding opportunity for t he international neuroscience community to exchange knowledge\, foster col laboration\, and explore the latest advances in brain research. PARC is pl eased to contribute to this leading scientific event by showcasing innovat ive research that supports the development of more predictive and human-re levant approaches to chemical safety assessment. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The FENS Forum 2 026\, organized by the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies\, is Europe's largest international neuroscience congress. The event brings tog ether thousands of neuroscientists\, clinicians\, early-career researchers \, and industry representatives from around the world to share the latest scientific advances across all areas of neuroscience. The Forum provides a multidisciplinary platform for scientific exchange\, collaboration\, and innovation\, covering both fundamental and translational neuroscience.&nbs p\;
PARC will be represented by Indigo Brakus (German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment ↗ – BfR\, Germany)\, who will pres ent the communication: \;
\"Establishment of embryonic zebrafish neurospheres as a novel model for developmental neurotoxicity testing.\"& nbsp\;
The presentation highlights PARC's contribution to the develo pment of innovative alternative methods for developmental neurotoxicity as sessment\, supporting next-generation approaches to chemical hazard and ri sk assessment. \;
The FENS Forum 2026 offers an outstanding oppo rtunity for the international neuroscience community to exchange knowledge \, foster collaboration\, and explore the latest advances in brain researc h. PARC is pleased to contribute to this leading scientific event by showc asing innovative research that supports the development of more predictive and human-relevant approaches to chemical safety assessment.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260820T174323Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a873cbbc9922 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260709 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260710 SUMMARY:Advancing Neuroscience Forum 2026 CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The FENS Forum 2026\, organized by the Federation of European N euroscience Societies\, is Europe's largest international neuroscience con gress. The event brings together thousands of neuroscientists\, clinicians \, early-career researchers\, and industry representatives from around the world to share the latest scientific advances across all areas of neurosc ience. The Forum provides a multidisciplinary platform for scientific exch ange\, collaboration\, and innovation\, covering both fundamental and tran slational neuroscience. \;PARC will be represented by Indigo Brakus (G erman Federal Institute for Risk Assessment ↗ – BfR\, Germany)\, who w ill present the communication: \;\"Establishment of embryonic zebrafis h neurospheres as a novel model for developmental neurotoxicity testing.\" \;The presentation highlights PARC's contribution to the development of innovative alternative methods for developmental neurotoxicity assessme nt\, supporting next-generation approaches to chemical hazard and risk ass essment. \;The FENS Forum 2026 offers an outstanding opportunity for t he international neuroscience community to exchange knowledge\, foster col laboration\, and explore the latest advances in brain research. PARC is pl eased to contribute to this leading scientific event by showcasing innovat ive research that supports the development of more predictive and human-re levant approaches to chemical safety assessment. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The FENS Forum 2 026\, organized by the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies\, is Europe's largest international neuroscience congress. The event brings tog ether thousands of neuroscientists\, clinicians\, early-career researchers \, and industry representatives from around the world to share the latest scientific advances across all areas of neuroscience. The Forum provides a multidisciplinary platform for scientific exchange\, collaboration\, and innovation\, covering both fundamental and translational neuroscience.&nbs p\;
PARC will be represented by Indigo Brakus (German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment ↗ – BfR\, Germany)\, who will pres ent the communication: \;
\"Establishment of embryonic zebrafish neurospheres as a novel model for developmental neurotoxicity testing.\"& nbsp\;
The presentation highlights PARC's contribution to the develo pment of innovative alternative methods for developmental neurotoxicity as sessment\, supporting next-generation approaches to chemical hazard and ri sk assessment. \;
The FENS Forum 2026 offers an outstanding oppo rtunity for the international neuroscience community to exchange knowledge \, foster collaboration\, and explore the latest advances in brain researc h. PARC is pleased to contribute to this leading scientific event by showc asing innovative research that supports the development of more predictive and human-relevant approaches to chemical safety assessment.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260820T174323Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a873cbbc992b DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260710 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260711 SUMMARY:Advancing Neuroscience Forum 2026 CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The FENS Forum 2026\, organized by the Federation of European N euroscience Societies\, is Europe's largest international neuroscience con gress. The event brings together thousands of neuroscientists\, clinicians \, early-career researchers\, and industry representatives from around the world to share the latest scientific advances across all areas of neurosc ience. The Forum provides a multidisciplinary platform for scientific exch ange\, collaboration\, and innovation\, covering both fundamental and tran slational neuroscience. \;PARC will be represented by Indigo Brakus (G erman Federal Institute for Risk Assessment ↗ – BfR\, Germany)\, who w ill present the communication: \;\"Establishment of embryonic zebrafis h neurospheres as a novel model for developmental neurotoxicity testing.\" \;The presentation highlights PARC's contribution to the development of innovative alternative methods for developmental neurotoxicity assessme nt\, supporting next-generation approaches to chemical hazard and risk ass essment. \;The FENS Forum 2026 offers an outstanding opportunity for t he international neuroscience community to exchange knowledge\, foster col laboration\, and explore the latest advances in brain research. PARC is pl eased to contribute to this leading scientific event by showcasing innovat ive research that supports the development of more predictive and human-re levant approaches to chemical safety assessment. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The FENS Forum 2 026\, organized by the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies\, is Europe's largest international neuroscience congress. The event brings tog ether thousands of neuroscientists\, clinicians\, early-career researchers \, and industry representatives from around the world to share the latest scientific advances across all areas of neuroscience. The Forum provides a multidisciplinary platform for scientific exchange\, collaboration\, and innovation\, covering both fundamental and translational neuroscience.&nbs p\;
PARC will be represented by Indigo Brakus (German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment ↗ – BfR\, Germany)\, who will pres ent the communication: \;
\"Establishment of embryonic zebrafish neurospheres as a novel model for developmental neurotoxicity testing.\"& nbsp\;
The presentation highlights PARC's contribution to the develo pment of innovative alternative methods for developmental neurotoxicity as sessment\, supporting next-generation approaches to chemical hazard and ri sk assessment. \;
The FENS Forum 2026 offers an outstanding oppo rtunity for the international neuroscience community to exchange knowledge \, foster collaboration\, and explore the latest advances in brain researc h. PARC is pleased to contribute to this leading scientific event by showc asing innovative research that supports the development of more predictive and human-relevant approaches to chemical safety assessment.
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