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March 24, 2014

On the importance of Toxicology Ontology and Application Development supporting Evidence-based Approaches in Predictive Toxicology

I will discuss the topic of

Toxicology Ontology and Application Development supporting Evidence-based Approaches in Predictive Toxicology, Barry Hardy (Douglas Connect)

14.15 Monday, Room 101c

NIEHS sponsored session on

Advancing Environmental Health Data Sharing and Analysis

Monday 24 March 2014

SOT 2014, Phoenix, USA

Come joind us at the session or afterwards for demos at Douglas Connect Stand 1770 #opentox #sot2014 #opentox #toxbank #toxexpo

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March 24, 2014 in ADMET, Bioinformatics, Biomarkers, Chemical Databases, Chemical Information & Publishing, Cheminformatics, Computational Biology, Drug Discovery, Integration & Standards, Medicinal Chemistry, Metabolomics, Molecular Graphics & Visualisation, Molecular Modelling, Nanotechnology, Open Source, Proteins, QSAR, Science, Toxicology, Virtual Screening, Web Services, Web/Tech |

Tags: 2014, Barry Hardy, Douglas Connect, Evidence, Ontology, OpenTox, SOT, ToxBank, Toxicology

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