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Artificial intelligence in safety assessment: Perspectives for the future

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The NC3Rs NAMs Network and the British Toxicology Society Mechanistic & Discovery Toxicology Speciality Section are hosting a webinar exploring the opportunities and latest developments in the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in safety assessment. Three leading experts will discuss how AI and approaches such as machine learning can be used to improve toxicity prediction and reduce reliance on animal models. 

Registration will close 24hrs before the scheduled start time of the webinar.

Programme

Chaired by Dr Nicholas Coltman (BTS Mechanistic and Discovery Toxicology Speciality Section Chair and Deputy Head of Safety Science at Apconix) and Dr Natalie Burden (NC3Rs Head of NAMs Strategy).

  • The future of artificial intelligence in human safety assessment.
    Dr Darren Green, DesignPlus Cheminformatics Consultants.
  • Machine learning for toxicity prediction using chemical structures: Pillars for success in the real world.
    Dr Srijit Seal, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard/University of Cambridge.
  • Overview of 2025 HESI Workshop: Building a roadmap for AI-enabled human and environmental health protection.
    Dr Michelle Embry, HESI.

The webinar will be of interest to researchers, technology developers and industry and regulatory end-users. 

About the NC3Rs NAMs Network 

The NC3Rs NAMs Network brings together researchers, developers and industry and regulatory end-users together to accelerate the use of NAMs*. We encourage stakeholders from across the sector to join the Network to stay-up-date with opportunities and resources in the NAMs space. More information about the Network and how to join is available on our Network page.

* We use the term new approach methodologies (NAMs) specifically to refer to full and partial replacement approaches for assessing chemical or drug toxicity. Learn more on our page on NAMs terminology