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Welcome to Essmay Touami

We welcome Essmay Touami to the SysTox Team for a 6 months internship.  
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Here’s to a New Year of breakthroughs and discoveries! SysTox wishes you a Happy New Year 2025 filled with scientific innovation and advancements in toxicology.

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Congratulations to Nour for her PhD

Subject : "Enzymes de la voie de biosynthèse de novo des nucléotides puriques chez les bactéries : caractérisation et rôle physiologique."  
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Welcome to Sana Guedouar

We welcome Sana Guedouar to the SysTox Team for an internship.  
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Congratulations to Thomas for his PhD

Subject : "Toxicologie systémique intégrative et développement d'Adverse Outcome Pathways (AOPs) initiés par une exposition aux radiations ionisantes"
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Seminar and collaboration discussions with Jinhee Choi

A great day of exchanges about integrative approaches to experimental and computational toxicology through AOPs with Jinhee Choi
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SysTox has a YouTube channel !

Come visit us on our YouTube channel
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Final event of the Eurion cluster with Oberon partners in Brussels !

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Motion design presenting the main objectives of the Oberon project and AOP-helpFinder software

This short motion design video is produced by Solène Jeannin for an audience of international scientists. It covers the main objectives of Oberon (creation of methods and tests to detect potential endocrine disruptors) and presents the AOP-helpFinder software.
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Oberon final event with SysTox team members !

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OBERON – NEWS and Zoom in on ReadEDTest

2023 Annual Meeting in Greece OBERON project coordinated by Inserm held its 4th annual meeting on the 25th and 26th of May 2023. This meeting was in Athens, Greece where partner and host Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) is based.You can read more at...

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