07/02/2012

Training course on chemical safety assessment for REACH 2013 registration deadline

ECHA is organising a training course to share the experience obtained from the registrations dossiers submitted in 2010 and how to apply this knowledge to the REACH 2013 registration deadline. The course will take place on 17 June during the EUROTOX 2012 Congress in Stockholm and it is aimed for regulators and industrial toxicologists who have to deal with the REACH Regulation, in addition to providing a background in REACH for academic and other scientists.

The participation in the course is subject to a fee for taking part in the EUROTOX 2012. The early registration deadline is 10 February.

More details and preliminary programme.

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