Dear All:
Could I ask for your help in circulating the meeting message below,
e.g., to contacts or interest lists/groups you are involved with, who
would be interested in this meeting on Innovation in Predictive Toxicology.

You could also point out that the abstract deadline of April 30 applies
for consideration for Bursary Awards and inclusion in the conference
program.

Thanks in advance for helping get the word out!

Barry

The program for the OpenTox InterAction Meeting, to be
held in Munich, Germany (10-12 August) on Innovation in Predictive
Toxicology, is located at
http://www.opentox.org/meet/opentox2011
and includes a preliminary list of speakers, and links to abstract
submission and registration forms.

The program scope includes both in vitro and in silico methods with the
goal of bringing together leading researchers and methods who could 
enable radical breakthroughs in replacement methods.

Abstract submissions should be completed by 30 April for consideration
for the conference program and bursary awards. Poster abstracts will
continue to be accepted through 30 June, to be eligible for
meeting-based review and awards.

Three bursary awards are being offered based on merit of abstracts
submitted by 30 April.

Registration should be completed using the form located at
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/opentox2011
Registration involves no fee, but please note that places are limited to
100 participants, and we will have to close registration once our
confirmed invitation and acceptance list is full.

The pre-conference workshop on new developments in methods,
REACH-relevant models and applications will be held 9 August.

best regards
Barry Hardy (Douglas Connect)
and
Stefan Kramer (Technical University of Munich)
OpenTox InterAction Meeting Co-Chairs


Barry Hardy PhD
Director, Community of Practice & Research Activities
and OpenTox Project Coordinator (www.opentox.org)
Douglas Connect
Baermeggenweg 14
4314 Zeiningen
Switzerland