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Paul Jennings, Head of Molecular and Computational Toxicology at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, on research data management.

Some of our most powerful modern pharmaceuticals come from nature. Yet, less than 10% of the 250,000 known plant species have been studied ...

More accurate, reproducible risk assessment to determine whether a substance is a skin sensitiser

Managing Director of Douglas Connect, Barry Hardy, and Scientific Project Manager Lucian Farcal are among the international authors.

Get the right people talking together about a problem and you might come up with a new approach, if not a solution.

On May 7-11, Douglas Connect relaunches its own InnovationWell Knowledge Cafés, with three events. The three events are designed to draw scientists from industry, academia and government agencies and the general public to the same table. 

Douglas Connect, known for its focus on collaboration and community, offered its visitors a session of free data counselling.

Why would a busy CEO give time to starting a global, public-benefit organization? For that matter, how do you even go about it? 

The most important resource for an empirical science like toxicology and its application in risk assessment is data... 

Douglas Connect's Senior Software Engineer Daniel Bachler recently gave this talk at the GOTO Berlin 2017 Conference.

One of the main messages of the Global Summit on Regulatory Science (GSRS17) held in Brasilia in September was that decision-making about safety assessment is undergoing a major transition.

Miracle cures were just around the corner. After a few years, when the miracles didn’t appear, a period of popular disillusion set in.

Sometimes we forget that science is about people. And how one conversation can define a solution or take research in a new direction.

Every day, we come into contact with chemicals whose effects on the human body and the environment have not been adequately tested. Over 100,000 of them need urgent evaluation  ...

A couple of last-minute places are still available for the eChemInfo workshop (Training and Innovation Course in Drug Design) in Milano starting July 17. Register now at https://goo.gl/au4QBW.

During 17-18 May 2017, we visited green and beautiful Daejeon in South Korea for OpenTox Asia 2017. Speakers from all over Asia and the rest of the world attended to present and discuss innovation in predictive toxicology at Didimdol Plaza, KRICT.

Started in February 2014 under the coordination of Douglas Connect, eNanoMapper developed a computational framework for nanomaterials toxicological data.

The in3 project is funded by the EU's Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action - Innovative Training Network aims to drive the synergistic development and utilisation of in vitro and in silico tools for human chemical and nanomaterial (NM) safety assessment.