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DESCRIPTION:PARC organised an in-person training course on Chemical Exposur
e &\; Modelling\, which took place from 10 to 12 June 2024 at Masaryk U
niversity\, RECETOX\, in Brno\, Czech Republic\, under the scientific coor
dination of Petra Růžičková and Klára Komprdová. The course focused
on key aspects of exposure assessment and modelling\, including the identi
fication of input data\, description of modelling processes\, and the use
of physiologically based kinetic (PBK) models to reconstruct or estimate c
hemical human exposure levels.Training contentIdentification of sources of
exposure data relevant for exposure modelling \;Understanding of spat
ial data and the ability to process and display such dataCritical assessme
nt of exposure factors and model input dataPerformance of basic exposure a
ssessments for example compoundsDescription of the basic concepts and prin
ciples of PBPK modelsUse of models for the estimation of internal levels o
f chemicalsCritical assessment of model uncertaintiesTarget audienceThe co
urse was designed for researchers and students with basic knowledge of dat
a use. Selection was based on applicants’ background\, experience\, and
motivation\, with priority given to PARC members.Practical detailsThe cour
se was free of charge\, but participants covered their own travel\, accomm
odation\, and other expenses.Training highlightsFor a detailed summary of
the training outcomes and participation\, please click here. Training mate
rials developed and used during the training were not made publicly availa
ble\, but you can find other related training resources in the PARC Reposi
tory of Learning and Educational Materials.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:PARC organised an in-person training course on Chemical Exposure &\; Modelling\,
which took place from 10 to 12 June 2024 at Masaryk University\, RECETOX\
, in Brno\, Czech Republic\, under the scientific coordination of Petra R
ůžičková and Klára Komprdová. The course focused on key aspects of e
xposure assessment and modelling\, including the identification of input d
ata\, description of modelling processes\, and the use of physiologically
based kinetic (PBK) models to reconstruct or estimate chemical human expos
ure levels.
Training content
Identification of sources of exposure data rel
evant for exposure modelling \;
Understanding of spatial data and the ability to process and
display such data
Cri
tical assessment of exposure factors and model input data
Performance of basic exposure assessme
nts for example compounds
Description of the basic concepts and principles of PBPK models
Use of models for the estima
tion of internal levels of chemicals
Critical assessment of model uncertainties
Target audience
The course was designed for research
ers and students with basic knowledge of data use. Selection was based on
applicants’ background\, experience\, and motivation\, with priority giv
en to PARC members.
Practical details
The cour
se was free of charge\, but participants covered their own travel\, accomm
odation\, and other expenses.
Training highlights
For a detailed summary of the training outcomes and participation\, pl
ease click here. Trai
ning materials developed and used during the training were not made public
ly available\, but you can find other related training resources in the PARC Repository of Lea
rning and Educational Materials.
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SUMMARY:Chemical Exposure &\; Modelling
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:PARC organised an in-person training course on Chemical Exposur
e &\; Modelling\, which took place from 10 to 12 June 2024 at Masaryk U
niversity\, RECETOX\, in Brno\, Czech Republic\, under the scientific coor
dination of Petra Růžičková and Klára Komprdová. The course focused
on key aspects of exposure assessment and modelling\, including the identi
fication of input data\, description of modelling processes\, and the use
of physiologically based kinetic (PBK) models to reconstruct or estimate c
hemical human exposure levels.Training contentIdentification of sources of
exposure data relevant for exposure modelling \;Understanding of spat
ial data and the ability to process and display such dataCritical assessme
nt of exposure factors and model input dataPerformance of basic exposure a
ssessments for example compoundsDescription of the basic concepts and prin
ciples of PBPK modelsUse of models for the estimation of internal levels o
f chemicalsCritical assessment of model uncertaintiesTarget audienceThe co
urse was designed for researchers and students with basic knowledge of dat
a use. Selection was based on applicants’ background\, experience\, and
motivation\, with priority given to PARC members.Practical detailsThe cour
se was free of charge\, but participants covered their own travel\, accomm
odation\, and other expenses.Training highlightsFor a detailed summary of
the training outcomes and participation\, please click here. Training mate
rials developed and used during the training were not made publicly availa
ble\, but you can find other related training resources in the PARC Reposi
tory of Learning and Educational Materials.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:PARC organised an in-person training course on Chemical Exposure &\; Modelling\,
which took place from 10 to 12 June 2024 at Masaryk University\, RECETOX\
, in Brno\, Czech Republic\, under the scientific coordination of Petra R
ůžičková and Klára Komprdová. The course focused on key aspects of e
xposure assessment and modelling\, including the identification of input d
ata\, description of modelling processes\, and the use of physiologically
based kinetic (PBK) models to reconstruct or estimate chemical human expos
ure levels.
Training content
Identification of sources of exposure data rel
evant for exposure modelling \;
Understanding of spatial data and the ability to process and
display such data
Cri
tical assessment of exposure factors and model input data
Performance of basic exposure assessme
nts for example compounds
Description of the basic concepts and principles of PBPK models
Use of models for the estima
tion of internal levels of chemicals
Critical assessment of model uncertainties
Target audience
The course was designed for research
ers and students with basic knowledge of data use. Selection was based on
applicants’ background\, experience\, and motivation\, with priority giv
en to PARC members.
Practical details
The cour
se was free of charge\, but participants covered their own travel\, accomm
odation\, and other expenses.
Training highlights
For a detailed summary of the training outcomes and participation\, pl
ease click here. Trai
ning materials developed and used during the training were not made public
ly available\, but you can find other related training resources in the PARC Repository of Lea
rning and Educational Materials.
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SUMMARY:Chemical Exposure &\; Modelling
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:PARC organised an in-person training course on Chemical Exposur
e &\; Modelling\, which took place from 10 to 12 June 2024 at Masaryk U
niversity\, RECETOX\, in Brno\, Czech Republic\, under the scientific coor
dination of Petra Růžičková and Klára Komprdová. The course focused
on key aspects of exposure assessment and modelling\, including the identi
fication of input data\, description of modelling processes\, and the use
of physiologically based kinetic (PBK) models to reconstruct or estimate c
hemical human exposure levels.Training contentIdentification of sources of
exposure data relevant for exposure modelling \;Understanding of spat
ial data and the ability to process and display such dataCritical assessme
nt of exposure factors and model input dataPerformance of basic exposure a
ssessments for example compoundsDescription of the basic concepts and prin
ciples of PBPK modelsUse of models for the estimation of internal levels o
f chemicalsCritical assessment of model uncertaintiesTarget audienceThe co
urse was designed for researchers and students with basic knowledge of dat
a use. Selection was based on applicants’ background\, experience\, and
motivation\, with priority given to PARC members.Practical detailsThe cour
se was free of charge\, but participants covered their own travel\, accomm
odation\, and other expenses.Training highlightsFor a detailed summary of
the training outcomes and participation\, please click here. Training mate
rials developed and used during the training were not made publicly availa
ble\, but you can find other related training resources in the PARC Reposi
tory of Learning and Educational Materials.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:PARC organised an in-person training course on Chemical Exposure &\; Modelling\,
which took place from 10 to 12 June 2024 at Masaryk University\, RECETOX\
, in Brno\, Czech Republic\, under the scientific coordination of Petra R
ůžičková and Klára Komprdová. The course focused on key aspects of e
xposure assessment and modelling\, including the identification of input d
ata\, description of modelling processes\, and the use of physiologically
based kinetic (PBK) models to reconstruct or estimate chemical human expos
ure levels.
Training content
Identification of sources of exposure data rel
evant for exposure modelling \;
Understanding of spatial data and the ability to process and
display such data
Cri
tical assessment of exposure factors and model input data
Performance of basic exposure assessme
nts for example compounds
Description of the basic concepts and principles of PBPK models
Use of models for the estima
tion of internal levels of chemicals
Critical assessment of model uncertainties
Target audience
The course was designed for research
ers and students with basic knowledge of data use. Selection was based on
applicants’ background\, experience\, and motivation\, with priority giv
en to PARC members.
Practical details
The cour
se was free of charge\, but participants covered their own travel\, accomm
odation\, and other expenses.
Training highlights
For a detailed summary of the training outcomes and participation\, pl
ease click here. Trai
ning materials developed and used during the training were not made public
ly available\, but you can find other related training resources in the PARC Repository of Lea
rning and Educational Materials.
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