News
Recordings from PATROLS final meeting published
30.09.2021
The PATROLS project has held its final public meeting to present its results to all stakeholders and show how much the project has achieved over the last 42 months.
EU today article on PATROLS Conference: “A new toolbox for citizens’ protection: Implementing science into EU policy”
14.09.2021
A high level conference has heard about the work being undertaken by two pioneering EU funded projects whose aim is partly to find innovative alternatives to animal testing.
NanoTox 2021 - a virtual success showcasing the latest research and development in nanosafety research
07.05.2021
The nanosafety community met virtually for their 10th International Conference on Nanotoxicology - Nanotox between 20th to 22nd April 2021.
PATROLS held succesful workshop on advances in nanomaterial human and environmental hazard assessment methods
29.04.2021
As one of its final dissemination activities, PATROLS held a stakeholder workshop to showcase the tools and advanced methods that have been developed within the project.
PATROLS publishes factsheets highlighting the work of the project
24.03.2021
PATROLS has been working on factsheets to illustrate the work done in the project. Please find our published factsheets below:
Faculty prize for PATROLS Partner AMI PhD
10.03.2021
Adolphe Merkle Institute alum Hana Barosova has been awarded the 2020 Faculty Prize for best doctoral thesis in life sciences at the University of Fribourg.
PATROLS celebrates International Women in Science Day 2021
10.02.2021
The PATROLS project celebrates the International Day of Women in Science with a look at the scientists that drive the project.
PATROLS launches Early Career Research webinar series
03.12.2020
PATROLS launches a new webinar series dedicated to its Early Career Researchers and their work
NanoSafety Cluster Training Day @ NanoSAFE Digital Conference
09.11.2020
PATROLS took part in NanoSafety Cluster Training Day @ NanoSAFE Digital Conference on 23 November 2020.
PATROLS project contributes to launch of non-animal 3D lung alveolar model
26.03.2020
Researchers can now buy a first-of-its-kind human cell-based alveolar model to study the effects of chemicals and other substances on the deepest part of the lungs without forcing animals to inhale them.