Participate in an international workshop on (Q)SAR models
DTU National Food Institute is organizing the 20th international (Q)SAR workshop - on models for predicting the environmental or health-hazardous properties of chemical substances. The workshop will be held on 5-9 June 2023 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Tuesday 07 February 2023
Researchers, authorities, industry and other stakeholders from all over the world are invited to participate in the (Q)SAR workshop on 5-9 June 2023.
The 20th International Workshop on Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships (QSAR2023) in Environmental and Health Sciences will bring together QSAR developers and users from academia, regulators and industry. It will be a place to share information and viewpoints on emerging research results, tools and regulatory use related to (Q)SARs and data analysis for many types of chemical substances including pharmaceuticals.
The international workshops on (Q)SAR in environmental and health sciences have been held in various countries in North America and Europe every two years since 1983. This workshop is thus the 40th anniversary.
(Q)SAR stands for (Quantitative) Structure Activity Relationship.
A (Q)SAR model can estimate the relationship between the structure of chemical substances and another property, e.g. the substance's ability to cause toxic effects.
(Q)SAR models can therefore be used to predict the properties of substances that are harmful to the environment or health.
