As companies review or develop new products and production processes, chemicals that may be of concern can be designed out. One field that is essential for the design of safer chemicals, materials and processes is the field of toxicology. Historically, the fields of chemistry and toxicology have worked separately—with one focused on design and the other on environmental health and safety. By bridging the gap between chemistry and toxicology, innovative, safer products can be developed and regrettable substitutions can be avoided. In this webinar, three toxicologists provide an overview of the science of toxicology and how it can be used to design and evaluate safer products.
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Steven Gilbert |
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Cal Baier-Anderson |
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Rob Roy Toxicology and Alternatives Assessment at 3M |
This webinar is suitable for all audiences.
A Small Dose of Toxicology
Steven Gilbert, CRC, 2004
How New Toxicology Can Catalyze Green Chemistry
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Toxicology Tutor 1
National Library of Medicine
Toxicology Tutor 2
National Library of Medicine
The Basics of Toxicology for Green Molecular Design
Berkeley Center for Green Chemistry
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