ICCS Intermediate Education

This Best Practice Guidance (BPG) document provides insights into using a read-across approach for both human health and environmental safety.

This Best Practice Guidance document outlines a structured workflow to support safety assessors in applying NAMs for skin sensitization without relying on new animal tests.

This webinar features speakers from ICCS member companies who share their first-hand experience applying NAMs in real-world safety assessments. Their practical insights, drawn directly from implementation, provides valuable perspective on how the ICCS BPG workflow is being used in practice to support robust decision-making without the use of animals..

Benzophenone-4 case study given by Matthew Dent of Unilever. Japanese captions are available through closed captioning.

The course covers the entire risk assessment process in 10 modules (8 are currently available). The course is freely available online and can be taken at your own pace.

The American Society for Cellular and Computational Toxicology (ASCCT) is a scientific society dedicated to the promotion of toxicology testing and research that reduces and replaces the use of animals. This webpage compiles upcoming webinars from ASCCT and its partners.

CTPA has created this e-learning course on 'Safety Assessment for Cosmetic Products'. The course consists of the following seven modules, each delivered by industry experts.

The Practical Methods training program provides a variety of education and training opportunities, from in-person intensive hands-on courses to lectures, panel discussions, webinars, and consultations that are relevant across all sectors and can include a range of non-animal methods.

NURA (NAM Use for Regulatory Application) is a free training resource aimed at expanding the use of non-animal methods in regulatory toxicology.