Webinar series and credited course (ISS9420) Registration Students at any Canadian university can Professionals and Professionals can Schedule The training is given from May 11 to June 8, 2023 (ends June 6 for webinars only). The webinars take place every Read more…
The OECD is currently developing a guidance document for the better use of academic data in the regulatory assessment of chemicals. The aim of this survey is to contribute to the evidence base that will support the development of an Read more…
Making sense out of (bio)analytical data in chemical mixture assessment To read more and register:
The ALTRA SCHOLARSHIP | SANEXEN is intended to highlight the quality of academic path and to encourage research and innovation in the water field. Deadline: March 15, 2023.
Achievement of Excellence in Research Award On February 9th, ICEDA received the Achievement of Excellence in Research Award from the Institut national de la recherche scientifique as part of the 2022 Prix Planète. “The interdisciplinarity and intersectorality, specific to this Read more…
ICEDA gave several interviews in the media about its very first children’s book “Rainette Explores her Wetland: The Issue of Endocrine Disruptors Explained to Our Children” TV Interview Our director, Valérie Langlois gave an interview on CBC Montreal News (starts Read more…
On December 9th, the very first ICEDA Scientific Symposium took place. 9 ICEDA members received an excellence award ICEDA AWARDS 2022 In 2022, ICEDA launched the first edition of the ICEDA Awards within its community. The ICEDA Awards recognize our Read more…
Our friends at HEEDS.org are sponsoring an award of $5,000 to honor their colleague Lou Guillette, Jr. This award is given annually to an outstanding young scientist working on some aspect of endocrine disruption research. My legacy to science is Read more…
Our member Jean-François Blais gave an interview about the conclusions of one of our 14 scientific articles published in our special issue on endocrine disruptors. Currently, treatment systems let, on average, half of the emerging contaminants found in wastewater go Read more…
