This video provides an in depth technical demonstration of the “PARC data stewardship wizard (DSW)”, the tool PARC projects should use to document their project specific data management plans. An additional video is available explaining PARC Data Management Plans /DSW at more generic level (“Parc Data Management/Plan Data Stewardship Wizard Instruction Video”).

This video provides an overview why PARC in general and PARC projects in particular should implement data management plans (DMP). Further, the advantages of using reference FAIR implementation Profiles, the selection of Data Stewardship Wizard as DMP tool for PARC and important aspects towards getting started with DSW are explained. An additional video is available demonstrating the PARC data stewardship wizard in more detail (“PARC_Data Stewardship Wizard walkthrough”).

Recording of a Venice School 2025 session introducing a case-specific, quantitative MCDA approach for SSbD. It features methods for identifying multi-optimal solutions and integrating stakeholder perspectives in decision-making.

This workshop introduces Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) scenarios for advanced and incremental innovations, focusing on tailored approaches for chemical and material risk assessment.

This webinar explores the exposome framework in toxicology, focusing on multi-stressor interactions, long-term effects, and regulatory implications for environmental health.

Focused on occupational safety, this report explores training needs for workers handling nanomaterials and advanced materials. It includes insights from stakeholder consultations and outlines guidelines for harmonized risk management training across Europe.

Outlines key concepts in toxicological risk assessment, including critical effects, guidance values, toxicokinetics, and uncertainty factors used in public health decision-making.

Presents Canada’s OHARA initiative to operationalize a One Health approach to risk assessment, emphasizing multisectoral coordination, environmental integration, and protocol development.

Covers the role of industrial toxicology in regulatory compliance, product stewardship, and risk-based evaluation across sectors including chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods.

This webinar presents practical tools and expert insights for industrial adoption of the Safe and Sustainable by Design framework, including case studies and approaches to implementation challenges.

This seminar discusses in vitro tools to assess toxicology of chemical mixtures.

Presents industry perspectives on QSAR and read-across for regulatory toxicology, focusing on genotoxicity assessment of pesticide residues and the integration of chemical similarity, metabolism, and structural alerts.

Introduces next-generation PBK modeling and its role in translating in vitro concentrations to human-relevant exposures for risk assessment, highlighting key parameters, tools, and case studies.

The webinar focus on methods to evaluate combined exposures and chemical mixtures, using computer models and in vivo/in vitro testing.

Introduces the fundamentals of deep learning and its application in toxicology, with a focus on model construction, input data handling, and potential uses such as QSAR enhancement.

Discusses the potential of non-animal models to transform safety assessment and therapeutic development, with insights from pandemic-driven advances in regulatory science.

This presentation focuses on the basic principles of matrix and biomarker selection in human biomonitoring, guiding participants from the identification of exposure biomarkers to their application in population studies. 

This presentation focuses on the molecular pathways involved in the development of asbestos-related diseases, emphasising the roles of oxidative stress, DNA repair, and xenobiotic metabolism. It explores how both germline mutations and single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) within these pathways influence individual susceptibility. By understanding these mechanisms, researchers can identify clinically relevant biomarkers that support early diagnosis and risk assessment.

Focuses on exploring the role of gene-environment interactions in disease development, using asbestosis as a case study to illustrate the combined impact of genetic and environmental factors. Highlights findings from a nested case-control study that incorporated cumulative asbestos exposure, smoking data, and PCR-based genotyping, with logistic regression used to assess risk. Emphasises the importance of investigating how genetic factors interact with lifestyle and occupational exposures to shape disease outcomes.