Presentations

    An Assessment Strategy for Modified-Risk Tobacco Products (MRTP)

    Poussin, C.

    Conference date
    Feb 3, 2017
    Conference name

    Portuguese Society of Pharmacology
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    With dual expertise in biochemistry and computational sciences, Dr Carine Poussin leads various R&D projects in systems toxicology. These projects include risk assessment of new products, development of in vitro cardiovascular mechanistic assay portfolio and pre-clinical to clinical translational research. She also drives projects in the fields of computational data analysis and elaboration of crowd-sourced computational challenges for methods and data verification in systems biology and toxicology (sbvimprover.com).

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