The NAMs Network is open to stakeholders from all sectors and at all career levels. The purpose of the Network is to encourage and support conversations and collaborations across sectors in new approach methodologies.
Learn more on our NAMs Network page.
The launch event will be chaired by Professor Ian Kimber (University of Manchester) and include the following sessions and presentations:
- Session 1: Welcome and overview of the NAMs landscape.
- Invited presentations from Ruth Roberts (Birmingham University, ApconiX) and Carl Westmoreland (Unilever).
- Session 2: Taking NAMs from development to application.
- Session 3: CRACK IT as a mechanism to accelerate the development and uptake of NAMs.
- Session 4: Working together to accelerate the adoption of NAMs.
- Session 5: Changing the way we think about safety assessment.
- Invited presentation from Camilla Alexander-White (MKTox).
The final agenda will be confirmed in March. There will be opportunities to discuss NAMs opportunities and showcase new technologies, including networking sessions, flash talks and poster presentations. The event is free to attend, but registration is essential.
Please note there is no hybrid option for this event. If you are interested in joining the Network but are unable to attend the in-person launch event, you can become a member of the Network online to receive future updates.
Registration details
Registration deadline: Friday 12 April.
To register for the event please use the red sign in/register button at the top of this page*. You will need to have an NC3Rs website account to do this, the system will direct you to log in or sign up automatically.
*Please note that by registering for the launch event you will automatically be added to the NAMs Network to receive member updates. Members can opt out at any time by unsubscribing.
Call for abstracts
The call for abstracts for poster presentations and flash talks related to the development and application of new approach methodologies is now open for submission.
Abstracts should be submitted when completing the registration form. Please indicate if you are interested in presenting your poster as a flash talk using the 'additional notes' section of the form.
Abstract submission deadline: 17.00, Friday 29 March 2024.