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Recent Meetings


These are presentations of recent meetings held by Toxicology Group.


Current Issues in Contaminated Land Risk Assessment - 2011

21 December 2011, The Chemistry Centre, London


Previous Toxicology Group meetings


Current Issues in Contaminated Land Risk Assessment - 2010 
16 December 2010 - joint with SoBRA

Contaminated land: chemistry and toxicology aspects of chemical risk assessment 
Tuesday 28 September 2010 - Burlington House, London

Chemical Mixtures Discussion Meeting including presentation of the 2009 Toxicology Award
26 March 2010

Uncertainty in Contaminated Land Risk Assessment
17 December 2009

Unacceptable Intake - invitation only
May 2009

REACH and its impact on the industry
23 October 2008

Chemical Causation: An interface between chemical toxicity and psychology
20 November 2006

UK Workplace Exposure Limits (WELs)
7 December 2005

Alternatives to animal testing are not just in vitro testing: Current situation and future trends
23 November 2004

How useful will genomics, proteomics and metabonomics be to assess chemical risk in humans?  
A discussion meeting

5 September 2003


Role of metals in the toxicity of nanoparticles: informing the regulation of nanoparticulate safety

24 June 2011, The Chemistry Centre, London

Downloadable Files

Role of metals in the toxicity of nanoparticles
Introduction to the meeting by Andy Smith, MRC Toxicology Unit
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Redox active metals and ambient PM toxicity
A presentation by Frank J Kelly, MRC-HPA Centre for Environment & Health
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Ag Nanoparticles in the Environment
A presentation by Jamie Lead, University of Birmingham
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Zeta potential and solubility of metal oxide nanoparticles as structure/toxicity relationships for lung inflammation
A presentation by Ken Donaldson, University of Edinburgh
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Iron oxide nanoparticles and their genotoxic mechanisms
A presentation by Dr Shareen H. Doak, Swansea University
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