Events
July 2025 | |
![]() 00:00 - 00:00 | ![]() ![]() This precisionFDA challenge invites participants to develop predictive toxicology models from animal study data produced in compliance with the Standard for Exchange of Nonclinical Data (SEND). The purpose of this Challenge is to Evaluate how well computational approaches using SEND data can reproduce the hepatotoxicity risk determined by toxicologists Create public tools for deriving hepatotoxicity risks from SEND data Improve the usability of existing SEND data to advance the roadmap... |
September 2025 | |
Sun 28 Sep - Wed 1 Oct 2025 | ![]() Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York, USA Bioengineered human tissue systems are redefining how we understand human pathophysiology and develop therapeutic interventions. and offer unprecedented opportunities to study human biology "in a dish." These systems enable the recapitulation of complex tissue microenvironments, multi-organ interactions, and personalized biology, bridging gaps left by traditional animal models and isolated in vitro experiments. The diversity and rapid growth of bioengineering approaches have created an urgent... |
December 2025 | |
![]() 11:00 - 18:00 | ![]() Queen Mary University of London Join us at QMUL Centre for predictive in vitro models, London, as we celebrate the latest advancements during 2025! Speaker line-up includes: Keynote. Professor Martin Knight, CPM, QMUL. AstraZeneca: Dr Carol de Santis, Clinical Pharmacology & Safety. Cardiff University: Dr Luned Badder, School of Medicine. Cosyne Therapeutics: Dr Julia Kleniuk & Dr Zoe Smith. GSK: Dr Lisa Mohamet, Target Discovery. Imperial College London: Dr Tamas Korcsmaros. ... |