We are pleased to announce the international toxicology convention on "Emerging Approaches in Risk Analysis and Translational Aspects of Health and Environment (EARTH 2024)" being organized by the CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (CSIR-IITR), Lucknow, India in association with ASTRA (Association of Toxicologists and Risk Assessors) and MichiganStateUniversity, USAas the overseas partner, during November 27 - November 30, 2024. The impact of human habits on our planet, Mother Earth, has been significant over the years. In the era of climate change, a comprehensive safety/risk assessment strategy should not only be based on a traditional mechanistic understanding of chemical toxicity but also should encompass exposure science, epidemiological data, and modern assessment/ prediction tools, including AI and ML. Such an approach prompts a paradigm shift in risk assessment and also in the way we address emerging contaminants or risks. Remaining true to this rationale, themes of this convention of the convention broadly are (a) Analytical Tools, Techniques, and assays for Research and Advancement of Competency in Toxicology (ATTRACT), (b) Risk Analysis: Techniques and Existing and Emerging Risks (RATE), (c) Public health and Environmental Toxicology (PET), (d) Development andManagement of Toxicology facility (DEMAT) (e) Digital Interfaces and Predictive Toxicology (DIPTox)..
This convention intends to highlight the current knowledge and future perspectives on the above themes involving different stakeholders in specific sessions, panel discussions, and oral and poster presentations. This convention also marks the beginning of the diamond jubilee celebration of our Institute, CSIR -Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (CSIR-IITR), a constituent laboratory of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research is established in 1965 with the motto, "Safety to Environment and Health and Service to Industry". CSIR-IITR, a GLOCAL centre of excellence in toxicology research, aims to provide implementable solutions through research and innovation for sustainable environment as well as improving human health.
It is our great pleasure to announce that CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, Lucknow, India, in association with ASTRA cross the globe to attend this event. In the era of climate change, a comprehensive safety/risk assessment strategy should not only be based on a traditional mechanistic understanding of chemical toxicity. It should also encompass exposure science, epidemiological data, and modern assessment/ prediction tools, including AI and ML. Such an approach prompts a paradigm shift in risk assessment and how we address emerging contaminants or risks. Remaining faithful to this rationale, themes of this convention of the convention broadly are (a) Analytical Tools, Techniques, and assays for Research and Advancement of Competency in Toxicology (ATTRACT), (b) Risk Analysis: Techniques and Existing and Emerging Risks (RATE), (c) Public health and Environmental Toxicology (PET), (d) Development and Management of Toxicology facility (DEMAT) (g) Digital Interfaces and Predictive Toxicology (DIPTox). This convention intends to highlight the current knowledge and future perspectives on the above themes involving different stakeholders in specific sessions, panel discussions, and oral and poster presentations.
This scientific convention will bring together scientists and researchers from diverse disciplines working across the globe to understand the toxicology/risks of emerging contaminants and their implications for human health and a safe environment. Moreover, the convention will provide scientists and young researchers a platform to showcase and discuss their novel and recent findings in toxicology, risk assessment, and human and environmental health. While sharing their ongoing necessary research, it is hoped that this convention will connect people to initiate new collaborations and serve as a forum for interaction among scientists, scholars, clinicians, and industry working in different geographical areas.
We hope to see you during the conference in Lucknow.
ATTRACT (Analytical tools, Techniques, and Assays for Research & Advancement of Competency in Toxicology)
RATE (Risk Analysis: Techniques and Existing & Emerging Risks)
PET (Public Health and Environmental Toxicology )
DEMAT (Development and Management of Toxicology Facility)
DIPTox (Digital Interfaces and Predictive Toxicology)
CSIR-IITR Lucknow