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LRI-B8 - Threshold of Toxicological Concern (TTC) for inhalation exposure - Deadline: 31 August 2010
LRI-EMSG56 - The capacity of the endocrine system to cope with combined exposure to exogenous endocrine active substances at environmentally relevant concentrations - Deadline: 31 August 2010
LRI-EMSG55 - Comparison of natural and synthetic endocrine active compounds - Assessment of potential combinatory effects - Deadline: 31 August 2010
LRI-ECO17 - Evaluation of test methods for measuring toxicity to sediment organisms - Deadline: 31 August 2010
LRI-AIMT2 - Toxicogenomics as mechanistic readouts from in vitro studies - Deadline: 31 August 2010
N3 - Testing and assessment of reproductive toxicity of nanomaterials - Deadline: 27 November 2009
CC3 - Assessment of risk factors influencing trends in incidence of breast carcinoma - Deadline: 31 August 2009
ECO 16 - Generate a validated CBB database and validate a CBB chronic toxicity range for narcotics - Deadline: 31 August 2009
B6 - Improved hazard assessment of chemical sensitizers through testing of novel markers - Deadline: 31 August 2009
B4 - Indoor environments & risk assessments - Deadline: 31 August 2009
B5 - Realistic estimation of exposure to substances from multiple sources - Deadline: 31 August 2009
ECO 15 - Rapid estimation of TMF using laboratory, field and computer modelling methods in aquatic organisms - Deadline: 31 August 2009
S1: Integration of societal responses into safety assessment of new technologies - Deadline: November 2, 2008
EMSG54: Review of neurodevelopmental function tests in children - Deadline: August 31, 2008
ECO14: Development and validation of an abbreviated in vivo fish bioconcentration test - Deadline: August 31, 2008
Q2: Development of tiered testing strategies: evaluation of (Q)SAR prediction models based on in vitro and in vivo metabolism - Deadline: August 31, 2008
ECO13: Applying and verifying PBT/POP models through comprehensive screening of chemicals - Deadline: October 5, 2008
ECO11: Influence of microbial biomass and diversity on biotransformation - Deadline: August 31, 2008
N2: Assessment of nanoparticle specific effects in environmental toxicity testing - Deadline: August 31, 2008
ECO12: Reference/validation chemical set for persistence benchmarking - Deadline: August 31, 2008
N1: Tiered approach to testing and assessment of nanomaterial safety to human health - Deadline: July 27, 2008
EMSG49: Investigation of normal variability and chemically induced epigenetic modifications - Deadline: February 29, 2008
ECO6.2: Establishing relationships of biotransformation across organisms
HBM3: Structured data acquisition via in vitro metabolism screens to enhance computational tools
Investigating the environmental relevance of laboratory bioconcentration tests – ECO9
Male Reproductive Health and Endocrine Toxicity: Application of Toxicogenomic Technologies to Develop a Mechanistic-Based Risk Assessment
HBM1: The Role of Biological Guidance Values (BGVs) in the Interpretation of HBM Data
EMSG47: Support of a tiered approach to evaluate endocrine effects in aquatic organisms
Population Dynamics Modelling for ecotoxicology – ECO10
HBM2: Computational tools for the derivation of biomonitoring guidance values
Impact of physiological, lifestyle and environmental factors on the development of puberty
Endocrine disrupting effects in fish induced by parasites – EMSG 42
Improving predictions of the fate of organic chemicals in the environment and in the human
Identifying trans-generic biotransformation potential
Intra- and inter-individual variations in key biomarkers within the general population.
Establishing a bio-concentration factor (BCF) Gold Standard Database
Evaluation of fish embryo and fish cell line tests for their potential use as
Signal transduction pathways and the development of alternative approaches to reproductive toxicity testing.
Background incidence of key biomarkers of chemical exposure within the
Development of a Workable Framework for Consistent Regulatory Decision-
Review of Possible Trans-Generational Effects
BIOMARKERS OF EXPOSURE
Potential Application Of The Intake Fraction As A Tool For Targeting Human Risk Assessments – HETRA B3.3
Description of the Nature of the Accidental Misuse of Chemicals and Chemical Products – C2.2
The Basis for Inter-individual Differences in Susceptibility to Chemical Allergy
Review of Workplace Management Strategies For Chemicals In Small Enterprises
International workshop on methods to determine dermal permeation for
Development of test(s) to measure the biodegradation of substances with low bio-availability – ECO 5
Association between Chemical Pollution and Respiratory Allergy and Asthma
The biological significance of chemically-induced DNA adducts, the investigation of the possible presence of thresholds, and the use of adducts in genotoxicity hazard and risk assessment.
Hazard Identification and Characterisation of Chemical Respiratory Allergens
Neuroendocrine Effects of EAC’s (Endocrine Active Chemicals)
The Identification of Thresholds for Induction and Elicitation of Allergic Contact Dermatitis.
Establish the Framework and Operating System for a CEFIC-Supported Exposure Database
European Sourcebook of Information
SKIN PROTECTION STRATEGIES:EVALUATION OF REAL AND THEORETICAL EFFECTIVENESS
The Basis for Species Differences in the Responses to Chemical Carcinogens
Establish a Database of Parameters Sufficient to Reliably Predict European Consumer Exposures
Development of an Atmospheric Model
Provide Examples where Risk Characterisations can be Conducted with the Existing (and Possibly Inadequate) Data Sets
Undertake Research on the Most Predictive Parameters for a QSAR Predicting Skin Permeation Rate
Identification and evaluation of emission databases in Europe.
Understanding and measurement of persistence in the marine and terrestrial compartments.
Analysis of the Influence of Respiratory Irritation on the Elicitation of Pulmonary Hypersensitivity Reactions and Occupational Asthma
Signal transduction pathways and the development of alternative approaches to
Establishment and Management of a Research Inventory on the Indoor Environment
Identification of Structure Activity Relationship (SAR) Alerts (Combinations of Functional Groups) for Substances with Low NOELs
Comparisons of marine and freshwater data and test methods
Comparisons soil and sediment data and test methods
Development of a guidance manual and tools for conducting uncertainty analysis in environmental risk assessment.
Development of New Experimental Models for Identification of Potential Human Carcinogens
Development of a Workable Framework for Consistent Regulatory Decision-Making on the Health Risks of Chemicals - B3.4
Analysis of the Influence of Respiratory Irritation on the Elicitation of Pulmonary Hypersensitivity Reactions and Occupational Asthma
Investigating the relationships between persistence, bioaccumulation potential and long-term effects of chemicals in the marine and terrestrial environments.
Intra- and inter-individual variations in key biomarkers within the general population.
Study on Occupational Dermal Deposition Analysis for Normal Handling Conditions in the Chemical Industry
Database of European Workplace Exposure Research Activities
Develop Approaches Which Require Uncertainty Characterisation Due to the Limitations of Data Availability
Development of Terrestrial Run-off Model
Estuarine modelling - Compilation and validation of sub-models for distribution and fate of contaminants in estuarine systems.
Request for Proposal for European Sourcebook of Information Describing Human Exposures to Chemicals in the Environment
Development of a data- and software concept for GREAT-ER 2.0 to enable Pan-European geo-referenced regional exposure modelling.
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