In-person

We were delighted to attend the 5th COLAMA meeting in the city of Bogotá, Colombia! For more than 20 years COLAMA has brought together the main exponents of alternatives to animals testing, providing a space for knowledge sharing between industry experts, and the research advances achieved in the LATAM region. Lhasa held an industry hosted […]

The Lhasa Limited Japan symposium returned to Tokyo in September 2024. On 12th September, we brought together professionals from industry and regulatory bodies to address critical topics in chemical safety, with a particular focus on the ongoing challenges of nitrosamine risk assessment. The event offered valuable insights from experts on ICH M7 assessment, nitrosamine risk

We were excited to attend the EUROTOX 2024 Congress, which took place in Copenhagen, 8th – 11th September. The 2024 congress’ theme was “Toxicology – A Quest for safe Chemicals and Medicines” – reflected in the congress programme with topics including: Dealing with safety of drugs and environmental chemicals. New and emerging technologies. Personalised medicine.

We held an exciting event on Friday 19th July at Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Pharmacy. The Mumbai workshop was filled with interesting presentations on ICH M7, read-across, nitrosamines, purge calculations and more. Attendees learnt from Lhasa Limited experts about using in silico tools for: Accelerated innovation during pharmaceutical drug development Supporting safety assessments under ICH M7

We were thrilled to hold this exciting event on Wednesday 17th July at The Park, Hyderabad. In this Lhasa Limited Science Symposium, we were joined by industry and regulatory experts to discuss ICH M7, read-across, nitrosamines, purge calculations and more. This symposium was a fantastic opportunity to learn about using in silico tools for: Accelerated innovation during

We attended UKEMS 2024 which was held in the historic City of Bath. The UKEMS, serving as the UK arm of the European Environmental Muta-Genesis Society (EEMGS), is committed to supporting scientists engaged in DNA damage and mutations research caused by environmental agents such as chemicals and radiation. We were delighted to have Principal Scientists,