BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:www.eu-parc.eu BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6ad718797017b DTSTART:20261126T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261126T160000Z SUMMARY:Science to policy: EU chemicals legislation\, international convent ions and regulatory science CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:PARC is organising a remote training course entitled “Science to policy: EU chemicals legislation\, international conventions and regul atory science”\, which take place on 26 November 2026. The training will provide participants with an overview of European and international chemi cals legislation\, focusing on how scientific evidence contributes to regu latory decision-making and the protection of human health and the environm ent.The course is scientifically coordinated by Dr Aglaia Koutsodimou and Aikaterini Meliou\, from the General Chemical State Laboratory ↗ (GCSL)\ , Greece.What to expect:An overview of EU chemicals legislation\, includin g REACH and CLP\, and the evolution of European chemicals policy.An introd uction to international chemicals conventions and frameworks\, including t he Minamata Convention on Mercury\, and the Rotterdam and Stockholm Conven tions\, as well as the “One Substance\, One Assessment” initiative.&nb sp\;Insights into the roles of scientific and regulatory bodies\, includin g ECHA\, RAC\, SEAC\, MSC\, EFSA\, SCCS\, and the OECD\, in chemical risk assessment and risk management.Exploration of how experimental data contri bute to hazard identification\, exposure assessment\, and chemical risk as sessment.An understanding of how scientific evidence informs EU chemicals legislation\, including regulatory decision-making processes and implement ation. \;Who should attend:The course is intended for researchers work ing in the fields of chemicals\, human health or environmental risk assess ment who are interested in understanding how their research can contribute to regulatory processes and policy development. It is particularly suitab le for PhD candidates and postgraduate students seeking structured underst anding of EU and international chemicals legislation. Participants should also have a basic academic background in chemistry\, toxicology\, environm ental sciences\, life sciences or a related discipline.Practical details:P articipation is limited to 100 attendees. Applications will be evaluated b ased on applicants' academic and professional backgrounds\, relevant exper ience and motivation\, with priority given to PARC partners.Application de adline:Submit your application here by 1 November 2026.For additional info rmation about the training and application process\, please click here. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

PARC is organising a remote training course entitled “Sci ence to policy: EU chemicals legislation\, international conventions and r egulatory science”\, which take place on 26 November 2026. The training will provide participants with an overview of European and international c hemicals legislation\, focusing on how scientific evidence contributes to regulatory decision-making and the protection of human health and the envi ronment.

The course is scientifically coordinated by Dr Aglaia Koutsodimou and Aikaterini Meliou\, from the General Chemical State Laboratory ↗ (GCSL)\, Greece.

What to expect:

An overview of EU chemicals legislation\, including REACH and CLP\, and the evolution of European chemicals policy.
An introduction to international chemicals conventions and frameworks\, i ncluding the Minamata Convention on Mercury\, and the Rotterdam and Stockh olm Conventions\, as well as the “One Substance\, One Assessment” init iative. \;
Insights into the roles of scien tific and regulatory bodies\, including ECHA\, RAC\, SEAC\, MSC\, EFSA\, S CCS\, and the OECD\, in chemical risk assessment and risk management.
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Exploration of how experimental data contribute to hazard identification\, exposure assessment\, and chemical risk assessment .
An understanding of how scientific evidence informs EU chemicals legislation\, including regulatory decision-making pr ocesses and implementation. \;

Who should attend:

The course is intended for researchers working in the fields of chem icals\, human health or environmental risk assessment who are interested i n understanding how their research can contribute to regulatory processes and policy development. It is particularly suitable for PhD candidates and postgraduate students seeking structured understanding of EU and internat ional chemicals legislation. Participants should also have a basic academi c background in chemistry\, toxicology\, environmental sciences\, life sci ences or a related discipline.

Practical details:

Particip ation is limited to 100 attendees. Applications will be evaluated based on applicants' academic and professional backgrounds\, relevant experience a nd motivation\, with priority given to PARC partners.

Application deadline:

Submit your application here by 1 November 2026.

For additional information about the train ing and application process\, please click her e.

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