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Iseult Lynch, Chair of the SETAC Europe 33rd Annual Meeting Programme Committee The SETAC Europe 33rd Annual Meeting, which will be held from 30 April–4 May, garnered so much interest that the...
View ArticleAn Appeal for Global Collaboration in Chemical Management
Jen Lynch and Tamar Schlekat, SETAC Chemicals are vital to modern society, but their use is not without risks to the environment and human health. Given the current challenges, such as innovation...
View ArticleArtificial Intelligence and the SETAC Journals
Jen Lynch, Jenny Shaw, Erin Nelson and Sabine Apitz, SETAC Journals It seems that everyone is talking about artificial intelligence (AI), text generation and how it fits—or if it fits at all—in a...
View ArticleRegulatory Review: March–April
Trudy Watson-Leung, SETAC The rate at which laws, regulations and administrative acts are created and improved all over the world is overwhelming. It can be difficult to keep on top of proposed or...
View ArticleCongratulations to the New IBERA Certified Environmental Risk Assessors
Emily Garman, IBERA Council The Council of the International Board of Environmental Risk Assessors (IBERA) congratulates the 21 new IBERA Certified Environmental Risk Assessors who successfully...
View ArticleSETAC North America Is All About Community
Tisha King-Heiden, SETAC North America President As SETAC North America President this year, my focus is community – working to strengthen the relationships between SETAC North America governance and...
View ArticleExciting News About Your SETAC Membership
Bart Bosveld, SETAC Global Executive Director CORRECTION: Please note that this article has been updated since the publication date with the correct, lower membership registration rates as approved by...
View ArticleNew Approach Methodologies for the Endocrine Activity Toolbox: Environmental...
Jen Lynch and Tamar Schlekat, SETAC A new critical review by Mitchell et al., published in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, examines the potential for expanding the use of New Approach...
View ArticleThe Oceans’ Floating Life: Charming Tiny Sea Creatures Inhabit Clean Waters...
Roberta Attanasio, Georgia State University The oceans’ surface thrives with life. Myriad fascinating little animals gang together to form enigmatic ecosystems immersed in water and sunlight. The...
View ArticleIn Pursuit of Safer Alternatives Using California’s SCP Alternatives Analysis...
Hosted by Jenny Shaw, SETAC; Transcript by Donna Frankel, SETAC Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management has a podcast, and we’ve been interviewing authors for more than a decade to discuss...
View ArticleRegulatory Review: February–March
Trudy Watson-Leung, SETAC The rate at which laws, regulations and administrative acts are created and improved all over the world is overwhelming. It can be difficult to keep on top of proposed or...
View ArticleSETAC Latin America Invites You to Beautiful Montevideo
Fabi Lo Nostro, University of Buenos Aires; Diana Miguez, Lattiud-Fundación LATU Come join us for the SETAC Latin America 15th Biennial Meeting, 17–20 September, in beautiful Montevideo, the capital...
View ArticleScience Through Crises: The YES 2023 Meeting Will Promote Early Career...
Markus Schmitz, Andreas Eriksson, Frederik Meyer, Sophie Oster, Tobias Schmitt, Huiting Liu, Marina Veseli, Bidemi Green, Kristi Weighman, Carolina Rocha, SETAC Europe Student Advisory Council SETAC...
View ArticleStudent Perspectives on the SETAC North America 43rd Annual Meeting
Megan Solan and Adam Wronski, SETAC North American Student Advisory Council Excitement abounded at the SETAC North America 43rd Annual Meeting as the society returned to meet in person for the first...
View ArticleFáilte go SETAC Balie Átha Cliath – Welcome to SETAC Dublin
Iseult Lynch and Susana Loureiro on behalf of the SETAC Europe 33rd Annual Meeting Program Committee There are just 3 months to go until the SETAC community gathers in Dublin’s fair city, the home of...
View ArticleUNEP Science-Policy Panel to Contribute to the Management of Chemicals, Waste...
Michelle Bloor, University of Glasgow Our planet is facing three crises: climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution. These three planetary crises are not independent of each other, they are...
View ArticleSwiftly Changing Landscapes for European Chemicals Regulation
Hans Sanderson, Aarhus University; Michelle Bloor, University of Glasgow; Bart Bosveld, SETAC Europe; Bruno Campos, Unilever; Ksenia Groh, Eawag; Annegaaike Leopold, ibacon; Paul Thomas, KREATiS; and...
View ArticleIntroducing the SETAC North America Board Members Serving From 2023–2025
Nile Kemble, SETAC North America Vice President The SETAC North America Board of Directors is made up of 16 voting members, which include the immediate past president and a student representative....
View ArticleTopical Discussion on Environmental Justice Was Held in Pittsburgh
Sabine E. Apitz, SEA Environmental Decisions, and Laurel A. Royer, Carinalis Consulting and Research Globally, the most disenfranchised and disadvantaged populations live, work and play in the most...
View ArticleHighlights from the Environmental Risk Assessment of Soil Organisms Symposium
Ana Cione, Syngenta; Clara Aragão, Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources; George Brown, Embrapa; Mike Fryer, Chemical Regulations Division; Cintia Niva, Brazilian...
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