Eurotox 2016

      Date
      Sep 4, 2016 - Sep 7, 2016
      Location
      FIBES, Conference and Exhibition Center, Avda. Alcalde Luis Urunuela 1, Seville 41020, Spain
      The 52nd Congress of EUROTOX will take place in Seville, Spain, 4th-7th September 2016 and organized by the Turkish Society of Toxicology. EUROTOX is a Federation of 34 European National Societies of Toxicology, with more than 7000 members. The theme of the 52nd congress is “Protecting Public and Environmental Health by Understanding and Communicating Toxicology” and the scientific programme will highlight significant developments and achievements in the field of toxicology. More than 900 abstracts were received for the EUROTOX 2016 Seville Congress. The Congress will be carried out with 6 Continuing Education Courses, 16 Symposia, 10 Workshops, as well as Keynote Lectures from key scientists. Over 50 companies/CROs provided their supports as exhibitors, enhancing the scientific impact of the congress.   Find us @ booth #46

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