The meeting will connect researchers interested or working in the fields of experimental pharmacology, clinical pharmacology, clinical, experimental or regulatory toxicology, and in pharmaceutical medicine. The structure of the program will allow each discipline to present their field and its perspectives. A key objective of the conference is to promote interactions between academic, clinical and industrial.

This conference has become an important international meeting for producers, importers and downstream users of biocidal products. It will be providing information on the current regulatory developments as well as on the implementation of the BPR in the various EU member states.

Held every three years, Congresses on Toxicology in Developing Countries (CTDC) are sponsored by IUTOX. The meetings provide a forum for discussing toxicological problems facing developing countries in the future and exchanging views with toxicologists from all over the world, especially from developing countries and regions.

This conference series started in 2006 to offer a platform to the most relevant experts in the field to discuss the state-of-art and the challenges faced by the DNT field. The scientific program will include sessions on the implementation of hPSC-based assays, organoids, zebrafish models, and in silico approaches for DN disease modeling and regulatory decision-making processes.

The program will include three plenary talks, various symposia including one by the Paul-Martini-Foundation, many short talks and poster sessions which will provide exciting insights into cutting edge topics of experimental and clinical pharmacology and toxicology, and foster scientific interactions and collaborations across the borders of our disciplines.

Conference language is English.

This event brings together 5,000+ toxicologists and those working in areas related to toxicology to share the latest science and technology in the field as well as to make new connections.

More than 70 featured and scientific sessions will take place alongside 2,000+ poster presentations and the three-day ToxExpo featuring 250 companies.

A multistakeholder symposium on the practical application of emerging methods

Today's implementation, tomorrow's innovation: the future of EU chemicals

Agroscope’s 11th Sustainability Conference will examine microbiomes in agricultural production, food processing, and nutrition. The conference will take a holistic view of the system and highlight the role that microorganisms play in a sustainable agricultural and food sector.

Keynote address in English; presentations in German and English.

Lectures and diverse sessions with well-balanced inputs from academia, industry and regulators will be offered. Besides the scientific presentations there will be various networking opportunities.