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Projects
OBERON
OBERON: H2020 project coordinated by the SysTox group. The aim of the project is to build an integrated approach for testing and assessment (IATA) to detect endocrine disruptors-related metabolic disorders by developing, improving and validating a battery of test systems. Project part of the EURION cluster.
HBM4EU
HBM4EU: H2020 project with the aim of coordinating and advancing human biomonitoring in Europe to provide evidence for chemical policy making.
RadoNorm
RadoNorm: H2020 project – Towards effective radiation protection based on improved scientific evidence and social considerations – focus on Radon and NORM
HERA
HERA : H2020 project – The overall aim of the HERA project is to set the priorities for an envionment, climate and health reserach agenda in the EU.
CREATIvE
CREATIvE : ANR project coordinated by the SysTox group. Systems toxicology of pollutant mixture released from grafted adipose tissue.
MULTIMIX
MULTIMIX: ANR project – Multidisciplinary approach to better understand aroma perception of flavor mixture.
TABAC
INCa et IRESP project: Co-exposure to cigarette smoke and tumor microenvironment & breast cancer aggressiveness.
NEUROPHYTO
ReadEDTest
Développement d’un auto-questionnaire permettant aux chercheurs d’évaluer la position de leur test in vitro d’identification de perturbateurs endocriniens.
Latest news
Congrats Dr Qier Wu
The Systox Group is pleased to announce the validation of Qier Wu's PhD. We wish her all the best for the rest of her career.
New SysTox web site!
Hackathon day with the full team to create the first SysTox web site!
OBERON 2021 Annual Meeting
The systox group have participated in the Oberon 2021 virtual Annual Meeting on the 22nd and 23rd of April 2021.
Tour des sciences
The SysTox group have participated in the Tour des Sciences 2020 during the Paris stage on the 29th October 2020. During this popular science event, the SysTox group presented its work on Adverse Outcome Pathways (AOP). The concept of AOP was presented through a...