BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:www.eu-parc.eu BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6aad349169ce6 DTSTART:20260513T110100Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20260513T120100Z SUMMARY:Advancing Hazard Assessment – PARC Annual Meeting 2026 CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The PARC Work Package 5 (WP5) – Hazard Assessment Annual Meet ing brings together researchers\, Work Package partners to discuss the lat est scientific developments supporting next-generation hazard assessment. The meeting provides an important platform to review ongoing activities\, strengthen collaboration across institutions\, and foster knowledge exchan ge on innovative approaches for chemical hazard assessment within PARC.&nb sp\;Bringing together experts from across Europe in a hybrid format\, the meeting promotes interdisciplinary dialogue and reinforces PARC's commitme nt to developing science-based solutions for improved chemical safety and health protection. \;Several PARC researchers will contribute to the s cientific programme\, including: \;Lada Ivanova (Norwegian Veterinary Institute - VETINST\, Norway ↗) presenting: “Uptake and biotransformat ion of enniatin B and B1 in intestinal cell models: factors affecting in v ivo bioavailability” \;Louise Gutter (National Research Institute fo r Agriculture\, Food and Environment - INRAE\, France ↗) presenting: “ A first focus on the phase I biotransformation pathways followed by a sele cted set of bisphenol A alternatives” \;Martina Iulini (Unisersità Degli Studi di Milano - UNIMI\, Italy ↗) presenting: “Effects of BPA a nd its analogues on human T cell responses” \;Simone Fibiger Sørens en (University of Southern Denmark – SDU\, Denmark ↗) presenting: “M apping Evidence for Developmental Neurotoxicity Mediated Through Endocrine Disruption in Fish” \;The WP5 Annual Meeting continues to play a ce ntral role in strengthening scientific collaboration within PARC and advan cing innovative methodologies for hazard assessment. By bringing together expertise from across Europe\, the meeting contributes to the development of robust scientific evidence that supports the future of chemical risk as sessment and the protection of human health and the environment. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The PARC Work Package 5 (WP5) – Hazard Assessment Annual Meeting brings together researchers\, Work Package partners to discuss the latest scient ific developments supporting next-generation hazard assessment. The meetin g provides an important platform to review ongoing activities\, strengthen collaboration across institutions\, and foster knowledge exchange on inno vative approaches for chemical hazard assessment within PARC. \;

Bringing together experts from across Europe in a hybrid format\, the mee ting promotes interdisciplinary dialogue and reinforces PARC's commitment to developing science-based solutions for improved chemical safety and hea lth protection. \;

Several PARC researchers will contribute to t he scientific programme\, including: \;

Lada Ivanova (Norwegian Veterinary Institute - VETINST\, Norway ↗) presenting: “ Uptake and biotransformation of enniatin B and B1 in intestinal cell model s: factors affecting in vivo bioavailability” \;
Louise Gutter (National Research Institute for Agr iculture\, Food and Environment - INRAE\, France ↗) presenting: “A first focus on the phase I biot ransformation pathways followed by a selected set of bisphenol A alternati ves” \;
Martina Iulini (U nisersità Degli Studi di Milano - UNIMI\, Italy ↗) presenting: “Effects of BPA and its analogues on human T cell responses” \;
Simone Fibiger Sørensen (University of Southern Denmark – SDU\, Den mark ↗) presenting: “Map ping Evidence for Developmental Neurotoxicity Mediated Through Endocrine D isruption in Fish” \;

The WP5 Annual Meeting continues to play a central role in strengthening scientific collabo ration within PARC and advancing innovative methodologies for hazard asses sment. By bringing together expertise from across Europe\, the meeting con tributes to the development of robust scientific evidence that supports th e future of chemical risk assessment and the protection of human health an d the environment.

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