‘We are privileged to be contributing to this event’.
To complement legislative efforts to end cosmetic animal testing, we are developing training materials to build capacity in the application of animal-free risk assessment of cosmetics and ingredients. This will support the development of new and safer products as well as robust safety decisions.
To learn more about the Training & Education program click here.
Delphic HSE is proud that we are partnering with Humane Society International in the Animal-Free Safety Assessment (AFSA) Collaboration Cosmetic workstream. The AFSA Collaboration has a large focus on educating and training industry and regulators in cosmetic safety assessment without animal testing. https://www.delphichse.com/humane-society-international-collaboration/
Webinar Modules
Module 2: Consumer Exposure
Thursday, April 14, 13:00 – 14:30 GMT (9:00 am EDT/2 pm UK/3 pm CET)
Christina Hickey, Firmenich
Catherine Barratt, Unilever
Module 3: Predictive Chemistry: In silico tools and Read-Across
Tuesday, April 26, 11:00 – 12:30 GMT (7 am EDT/12 pm UK/1 pm CET)
Ann Detroyer, L’Oréal
Wendy Simpson, Unilever
Module 5: Dosimetry: internal exposure and IVIVE
Thursday, May 5, 13:00 – 14:30 GMT (9:00 am EDT/2 pm UK/3 pm CET)
Rebecca Clewell, Tox Strategies
Allison Schafer, Procter and Gamble
Module 9: Global Regulatory Landscape
Tuesday, May 10, 11:00 – 12:30 GMT (7 am EDT/12 pm UK/1 pm CET)
Jay Ingram, Delphic HSE
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Safety in Beauty 2024
Delphic HSE is sponsoring the Safety in Beauty Conference to be held on 6th March 2024 in Central London
Regulatory toxicology presentation
Sam Loveridge, Manager – EMEA Toxicology, is due to visit the University of Birmingham to deliver a regulatory toxicology presentation to students.