Reminder - the abstract submission deadline for a talk at the OpenTox 
Euro 2015 meeting in Ireland is this week (Friday 31 July).
http://www.opentox.net/submit-abstract-poster-or-chair

We will continue accepting for posters.

Barry


The OpenTox Euro 2015 meeting takes place 30 Sept - 2 Oct in Dublin, 
Ireland. The conference theme is Reproducible High Quality Safety 
Science on Complex Systems and will include conference sessions on 
Information Requirements & Standards, Characterisation of Systems, High 
Content Screening, Metabolism,  Modelling Cellular Perturbations & 
Responses, Linking Parameters & Evidence across Scales, Simulation, 
Systems Biology and Knowledge Integration Supporting Decision Making.

OpenTox Association Working group meetings will be held on the topics of 
Application Programming Interfaces, Adverse Outcome Pathways, Data and 
Metadata Standards and Resource Deployment. The meeting will also 
include a General Assembly of the Association in addition to hands-on 
modelling and analysis sessions, poster session and knowledge cafes.

To submit an abstract for the meeting:
(Deadlines: 31 July for speaker program, 31 August for posters)
http://www.opentox.net/submit-abstract-poster-or-chair

Information and updates on the program will be posted at:
http://www.opentox.net/events/opentox-euro-2015

best regards
Barry Hardy

President, OpenTox Association
On behalf of the Organising Committee

On the OpenTox Association
Following up on the initial OpenTox project which was funded by the EU 
under FP7, OpenTox has developed as an open standards platform 
supporting application and infrastructure development in predictive 
toxicology and safety assessment. The OpenTox Association was founded 27 
March this year as an international member-based non-profit association.

The purpose of the Association is to promote the community-based 
exchange and use of open knowledge, software, methods, tools, data, 
reference resources, and standards in the scientific activities of 
predictive toxicology, safety assessment and risk management, including 
the 3Rs goal of the Reduction, Refinement and Replacement of Animal Testing.

More information on the Association:
http://www.opentox.net/the-opentox-association