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NAMs Technology Partn3Ring webinar

April 22 @ 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm

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The first NAMs webinar will include presentations from researchers working across invertebrate models as partial replacements for the use of mammals, human-relevant microphysiological models, drug efficacy and drug/consumer product toxicity testing.

Early drug screening with C. elegans: A 3Rs-aligned approach 
Sara Leighton (Magnitude Biosciences Limited)
•    High-throughput C. elegans platform, delivering scalable and predictive insights on drug efficacy, safety and mechanism of action.
•    Seeking collaborators to further qualify screening platform and provide access to comparator datasets.

From model to method: Validating C. elegans-based DART assay towards regulatory use 
Eva Martini (Nagi Bioscience)
•    Providing human relevant whole organism toxicity data that can replace early mammalian screens.
•    Seeking collaborators for new toxicology use cases, cross‑species comparison, and standardisation towards regulatory readiness.

Title TBC
Margaret Magdesian (Ananda Devices)
•    Developing human iPSC‑based neuro and neuromuscular assays towards replacing animal use in neurotoxicity assays.
•    Seeking partners to benchmark and expand applications, including exploring incorporation into regulatory workflows.

Title TBC
Vitaliy Khutoryanskiy (University of Reading)
•    Developing invertebrate assays that can replace early-stage mammalian studies in toxicity, irritation, infection and formulation screening.
•    Seeking collaborators interested in co-developing and qualifying the invertebrate-based assays for broader application and increased translational relevance.


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NC3Rs
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