[OpenTox Ontology] Antwort: Evidence-based Toxicology Collaboration
sylvia.escher at item.fraunhofer.de sylvia.escher at item.fraunhofer.deTue Aug 27 09:28:03 CEST 2013
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Dear Barry, I will also be at EUROTOX next week and I would be interested to join your discussion. Please let me know, where and when you will meet. Kind regards, Sylvia ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Sylvia Escher Fraunhofer Institute of Toxicology and Experimental Medicine (ITEM) Chemical Risk Assessment Group Manager Structure Activity Relationships Nikolai-Fuchs-Strasse 1, 30625 Hannover, Germany Tel: +49 511 5350-330, Fax: +49 511 5350-335 mailto:Sylvia.Escher at item.fraunhofer.de www.item.fraunhofer.de Von: Barry Hardy <barry.hardy at douglasconnect.com> An: ontology at opentox.org Datum: 26.08.2013 11:51 Betreff: [OpenTox Ontology] Evidence-based Toxicology Collaboration Gesendet von: ontology-bounces at opentox.org The Evidence-based Toxicology Collaboration (EBTC) was formed to translate the principles and approaches of Evidence-based Medicine/Health Care to toxicology (http://www.ebtox.com/). Open approaches to standards, data, software and ontology as promoted by the OpenTox Community can make a valuable contribution to the development of EBTC case studies applying systematic reviews in toxicology. I will join Thomas Hartung and Sebastian Hoffmann at an EBTC session at EuroTox 2013 to discuss the development of systematic reviews in toxicology, which would be facilitated by a toxicology ontology. I expect we will also communicate further details on this collaborative effort virtually to the community and look forward to hearing from those who have interest in this initiative. Barry Evidence-based Toxicology Collaboration EuroTox 2013, Interlaken, Switzerland 13.00-14.00, Monday, September 2 Room: Grimsel 1+2 Chair: Thomas Hartung, USA Evidence-based approaches, which were pioneered in medicine, provide the means to transparently, objectively, and consistently assess the evidence bearing on questions in medicine or other fields of science. The EBTC comprises stakeholders in academia, industry, and government seeking to strengthen decision-making in safety sciences, and thereby enhance confidence in the process by which scientific evidence is assessed. The EBTC is primarily interested in assessing the performance of the toxicological test methods and addressing questions about the safety of substances to human health and the environment. The EBTC’s efforts are timely, as there is growing interest in applying systematic reviews in toxicology, which would be facilitated by a toxicology ontology, as well as a growing recognition that new test assessment approaches are needed, for example in the context of composing and assessing integrated testing strategies. 13.00 –13.20 Evidence-based Toxicology (EBT) and the EBT Collaboration: Sebastian Hoffmann, Germany 13.20 –13.40 EBT and Integrated Testing Strategy: Thomas Hartung, USA 13.40–14.00 Toxicology Ontology Development supporting Evidence-based Approaches in Predictive Toxicology: Barry Hardy, Switzerland _______________________________________________ Ontology mailing list Ontology at opentox.org http://www.opentox.org/mailman/listinfo/ontology
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