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Approaches to software testing and quality, with Lhasa and Codurance

We are delighted to partner with Codurance for Software Crafters Leeds to discuss approaches to software testing and quality! This event promises an evening of engaging discussions, knowledge sharing, and networking opportunities focused on the critical theme of software testing and quality. We hope you’ll come away with some new ideas to tackle your most

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IGG 36th Annual Meeting

We were  delighted to hold the 36th Industrial Genotoxicity Group (IGG) Annual Meeting at our Head Office in Leeds. This event comprised of data workshops on real-world decisions in genotoxicity, nitrosamines, relevant industry presentations, the Richard Williams awards candidate presentations and networking opportunities. Congratulations to Raj Gandhi from AstraZeneca, who was presented with the Richard

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Harnessing cutting-edge carcinogenicity data to support your toxicity assessments

We recently held our webinar ‘Harnessing cutting-edge carcinogenicity data to support your toxicity assessments’. In this free to-attend virtual event, Lhasa Senior Scientist, Andrew Thresher presented the latest innovations in the Lhasa Carcinogenicity Database (LCDB). The LCDB is a freely available database of in vivo carcinogenicity study information, which includes TD50 values as a measure

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The Institute of Process Research and Development meeting

We were delighted to be attend the University of Leeds for the Institute of Process Research and Development (IPRD) meeting. The occasion marked the 15th anniversary of the IPRD, which brings together internationally-leading expertise in chemistry and engineering to support manufacturing process innovation.   Lhasa Senior Scientist, Samuel Boobier presented at this exciting event.   Discover

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Using next generation carcinogenicity assessments to make confident human safety decisions

In this Lhasa webinar we discussed alternative approaches to carcinogenicity assessment with Dr. Todd Bourcier (FDA) and Dr. Gina Hilton (PETA). Within many sectors of the life sciences industry, animal testing is still considered a primary option for toxicity testing, and as a result is used heavily. The limitations of this model are now well

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Nitrosamine Impurities Forum

The forum held in Amsterdam aimed to discuss the recent developments related to N-Nitrosamine impurities, the challenges faced by the pharmaceutical industry, and how to work towards possible solutions that may lead to a world with lower levels of nitrosamines. The first day was hosted by the doyen of nitrosamines impurities Dr. Andrew Teasdale and

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Ninth Joint Sheffield Conference on Chemoinformatics

We were pleased to attend the Ninth Joint Sheffield Conference on Chemoinformatics, held at The Edge, University of Sheffield, UK. Organised by the Molecular Graphics and Modelling Society (MGMS) and the Chemical Structure Association (CSA), this exciting event comprised of multiple scientific talks and poster presentations, as well as a conference dinner. Senior Cheminformatician, Sébastien

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Japanese Society of Toxicology (JSOT) Annual Meeting

We were delighted to be attend the Japanese Society of Toxicology (JSOT) 2023. Held at Yokohama, the 50th Anniversary Annual Meeting allowed those who are active in diverse fields to rethink toxicology and to share with the next generation the joy and excitement of toxicological investigations. Lhasa Limited Application Scientist, Mizuki Ebihara and Business Partnerships

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