The platform highlights structured learning opportunities focused on building expertise in environmental risk assessment methodologies for pharmaceuticals. Through collaborative training and exchange, it contributes to competence development across regulatory, academic, and research communities.

Explore the 2025 SSbD Boot Camp for updates on Safe and Sustainable by Design. Sessions cover the SSbD revision, scoping, safety and sustainability assessments, and documentation, supporting alternatives to substances of concern.

Explore the 2025 SSbD Boot Camp for updates on Safe and Sustainable by Design. Sessions cover the SSbD revision, scoping, safety and sustainability assessments, and documentation, supporting alternatives to substances of concern.

Explore the 2025 SSbD Boot Camp for updates on Safe and Sustainable by Design. Sessions cover the SSbD revision, scoping, safety and sustainability assessments, and documentation, supporting alternatives to substances of concern.

Focuses on key ethical and legal considerations involved in the collection of health information. It provides an introduction to the regulatory frameworks that govern the use of health data, highlighting the importance of accountability and compliance in research.

Recording of the 3 July 2025 PARC workshop presenting the alpha release of the SSbD toolbox. Includes an overview of its new interface, core functionalities, and practical use to support implementation of the European Commission’s Safe and Sustainable by Design framework.

Recording from Venice School 2025 provides an introduction to Life Cycle Assessment, highlighting essential methodologies and practical insights for evaluating environmental impacts across a product's lifecycle.

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.

Focuses on showcasing FAIR data collections through the use of dashboards, highlighting how persistent identifiers (PIDs), well-structured metadata, and institutional data presentation can enhance transparency, accessibility, and reuse.

Presents the use of salivary leukocytes as a non-invasive biomatrix for assessing DNA damage and repair in biomonitoring studies using the comet assay, including methodological optimization and validation of both fresh and cryopreserved samples.

An in-depth look at the development and validation of QSAR models for chemical risk assessment, covering molecular descriptors, statistical modeling techniques, applicability domains, and the principles guiding regulatory acceptance.

This learning material features a collection of recordings from the 2025 Venice Training School, focusing on key aspects of the Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) policy, risk assessment frameworks, and environmental and health evaluation. It includes perspectives on industry uptake, multiscale modelling, decision-support tools, and contributions from the Joint Research Centre (JRC).

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.

Introduces the principles and applications of Non-Targeted Screening (NTS) using LC-HRMS, with emphasis on broader chemical characterisation, harmonised workflows, and methodological developments in the field.

An overview of in silico approaches in PARC, highlighting VEGA software and integrated platforms for assessing chemical properties aligned with SSbD principles.

This video introduces the Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design (SSbD) approach in developing nano- and micro-pellets or capsules for cosmetics. Focusing on improved efficacy, controlled release, and sustainable material design.

Covers SSbD policy context, scoping actions, and a case-based walkthrough of the PLANETS Workflow, with full supporting materials and worksheet.

This video introduces the SSbD framework for University students and researchers, detailing its role in guiding safe and sustainable research and innovation.

The Data Management Tool developed for the INTEGRANO project is presented, highlighting its capacity to manage experimental and logistical data, support FAIR principles, and facilitate collaboration among research partners.

In this video an introduction to the SSbD Framework is provided, highlighting strategies for integrating safety and sustainability into research and innovation.

Key features of SSbD in wastewater treatment are discussed, including material synthesis, process efficiency, adaptability, and collaboration among stakeholders.

This video introduces the Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) framework for the European textile industry, highlighting strategies for sustainability, regulatory compliance, and innovation across the supply chain.

This video presents an overview of SSbD in the cosmetics sector, focusing on innovation, supply chain impacts, and risk assessment of ingredients and processes.

Discover insights into nanomaterials' human and environmental toxicology, as well as of emissions and exposure in all stages of the lifecycle of a nanomaterial. This research supports Safe(r)-and-sustainable-by-design approaches in developing and producing novel materials.

Webinar on stakeholder use of the OECD QSAR Toolbox, with insights from OECD and ECHA on its role in REACH and as an alternative to animal testing for chemical assessment.

Explore educational resources on this website to learn about safety in biotechnology and the Safe-by-Design (SbD) approach. Materials are adaptable for use in academic, research, and project contexts, aiding students and researchers in applying SbD principles.

Focuses on risk assessment of combined chemical exposures, highlighting approaches like AOPs, TK/TD models, and in silico methods for regulated products and contaminants.

Covers REACH requirements for QSAR-based adaptations, ECHA’s evaluation approach, and typical deficiencies identified in submitted QSAR studies.

A 50-hour introductory R programming and data analysis course offered in Summer 2021 at Humboldt University zu Berlin. Designed for MSc/PhD biology students with little to no coding experience.

Provides an overview of IUCLID dossier preparation and submission, detailing entities, dataset structure, validation, and the use of ECHA’s Cloud Services.

Focuses on addressing FAIR data challenges in research, highlighting persistent identifiers, metadata, and semantic interoperability through expert presentations and interactive discussions.