In-person

We attended UKEMS 2024 which was held in the historic City of Bath. The UKEMS, serving as the UK arm of the European Environmental Muta-Genesis Society (EEMGS), is committed to supporting scientists engaged in DNA damage and mutations research caused by environmental agents such as chemicals and radiation. We were delighted to have Principal Scientists, […]

We were delighted to attend the 51st Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Toxicology, in the city of Fukuoka, Japan! This yearly gathering on toxicology has been a reliable forum for sharing up-to-date research and insights in the field. Scientists, industry professionals, and academics from all over the world attend. The 2024 meeting’s theme

We were thrilled to sponsor the 11th meeting of Immunotoxicology & Chemical Allergy (ITCASS) and the 30th meeting of European Research Group on Experimental Contact Dermatitis (ERGECD) 2024. Held at the Liverpool Medical Institution & Conference Centre, the event was made up of small informal meetings between experts in the fields of immunotoxicity, skin toxicology and

We were excited to attend the fifth edition of the DMDG Early Careers Meeting, which took place on 30 May 2024 in Nottingham! This free one-day DMDG meeting is designed to provide a platform for Early Career DMDG members to participate in a vibrant scientific meeting and is exclusively open to scientists who are in

We were thrilled to co-host the 2024 Science of Stability Conference, alongside FreeThink Technologies, Inc. Taking place in Barcelona, Spain, the 8th SOS Conference showcased the latest stability science discoveries and innovations, covering key topics on accelerated aging, degradation chemistry, and stability. Featured presentations End points for forced degradation studies | Steve Baertschi, Ph.D., Baertschi

We were delighted to return to Brasilia this year to host the Pharmaceutical Industry and Regulators Symposium! Supported by Sindusfarma and the Federal Council of Pharmacy, this two-day event featured insightful presentations delivered by speakers from both industry and regulators. The Symposium brought together like-minded industry experts and regulators, offering attendees a unique opportunity to

We were delighted to attend British Toxicology Society Annual Congress 2024 at Spaces at The Spine, Liverpool. The British Toxicology Society (BTS) promotes the importance and advancement of toxicology in scientific communities. During the conference, Lhasa Principal Scientist, Robert Foster, presented a poster titled “Computational modelling of genotoxicity assays: challenges & opportunities”. Robert also gave

The Genetic Toxicology Association (GTA) held its annual scientific meeting April 10-12th, in Delaware, Newark. Principal Scientist, Susanne Stalford presented a poster in collaboration with Toxys, the poster is titled ‘Association of the ToxTracker® Assay to Genotoxicity Adverse Outcome Pathways’. ToxTracker® is a next generation stem-cell based assay that utilises a combination of six unique fluorescent

We were delighted to attend the 8th Impurities: Genotoxic, Nitrosamine & Beyond Summit. Senior Application Scientist, Gabriela Silveira presented ‘Accelerating nitrosamine risk assessment: Meeting emerging regulatory guidelines’. In this talk, she discussed: – Use of in-silico tools on nitrosamine risk assessments – How data sharing and collaboration aid in nitrosamines assessments – Setting AIs using