Germany / Netherlands / Italy / United States / United Kingdom / / /
Facility
BMW museum / University of Insubria / Liverpool John Moores University / /
IndustryTerm
on-line demonstration / web-tools / chemical categories / chemicals using wildlife populations / chemical compounds / chemical risk assessment / standalone tools / theoretical and on-line training / chemicals / /
Organization
Liverpool John Moores University / OECD / CADASTER General Assembly / Institute for Health & Consumer Protection / German Research Center for Environmental Health / EU Commission / European Commission’s Joint Research Centre / University of Insubria / European Union / Laboratory for Ecological Risk Assessment / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
T. Aldenberg / C. Skuda / P. Sopasakis / Laura Golsteijn / E. Schlosser / J. Ehret / B. Hardy / Stefan Brandmaier / Willie Peijnenburg / M. Cronin / W. Peijnenburg / Nikolay Kochev / G. Schüürmann / L. Golstein / S. Brandmaier / Tom Aldenberg / Igor V / Durjava / A. Worth / U. Sahlin / Nina Jeliazkova / Paola Gramatica / S. Vorberg / Barry Hardy / Sara Nilsson / Ester Papa / P. Kunwar / A. Richard / S. Kovarich / Simona Kovarich / Igor V. Tetko / Igor Tetko / Boris Kolar / E. Rorije / Lovro Arnus / E. Papa / K. Zillessen / Sushko / M. Brandt / /
CADASTER CAse studies on the Development and Application of in-Silico Techniques for Environmental hazard and Risk assessment Grant agreement no.: [removed]Collaborative Project Sub-Priority ENV2007[removed]: In-silico tech