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We co-hosted this exciting webinar with BITEK CHEMS on July 17th! The bilingual event was hosted in Korean and included presentations in English from expert Lhasa scientists. BITEK CHEMS are a trusted distributor of Lhasa Limited solutions in South Korea. We were thrilled to be co-hosting this event with BITEK, 14:00 – 15:00 (KST). Featured

Lhasa Limited Principal Scientist, Alun Myden, presented in webinar hosted by Toxys on the use of DART AOP frameworks for mechanism-based teratogenicity assessment.   Testing for developmental toxicity according to the current guidelines requires large numbers of animals. In addition to the ethical considerations and high costs of these traditional animal models, the outputs provide

Our webinar ‘How to establish acceptable intake limits for NDSRIs’ was hosted in Japanese and contains pre-recorded videos with Japanese subtitles. This virtual event lasted approximately 2 hours. Nitrosamine Drug Substance-Related Impurities (NDSRIs) have emerged as a significant cause for concern within the pharmaceutical industry due to their potential to pose serious health risks to

Read-across is a popular data gap filling technique which has recently gained recognition in regulatory guidance as a valuable tool for identifying suitable surrogates in establishing Acceptable Intake (AI) limits for Nitrosamine Drug Substance-Related Impurities (NDSRIs). We held an informative webinar where we unveiled Acrostic, our novel read-across solution designed to facilitate decision-making when determining

Ensuring the safety of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) is of great importance. A critical aspect of this process involves the identification and mitigation of potentially mutagenic impurities, like nitrosamines. Our in silico tool Zeneth has been used within exploratory formulation departments to understand and account for potential degradation problems within the API at an early stage, resulting

We were delighted to host a webinar in Japanese, titled ‘How to predict for the formation of NDSRIs’. Nitrosamine Drug Substance-Related Impurities (NDSRIs) have become a major concern in the pharmaceutical industry due to their potential to pose serious health risks to patients. Understanding how to predict and manage the formation of NDSRIs is vital

This enlightening event brought together esteemed members of the Extractables and Leachables Safety Information Exchange (ELSIE) consortium for a captivating discussion on the sensitisation potential of extractables and leachables (E&Ls). Featured presenters and ELSIE consortium members included: Patricia Parris, Global Risk Assessment Services Toxicologist at Pfizer Geraldine Whelan, Regulatory Toxicologist at GSK Martyn Chilton, Principal