
Computational Toxicology Capabilities to Advance Chemical Safety
This is a virtual event. You will receive additional information after registering.
Available Sessions:
- to EST (Registration Closed)
Overview
Join UL Research Institutes’ Chemical Insights for a new 2026 webinar series: Chemical Safety for Individual and Community Health. The four-part webinar series explores chemical safety challenges and highlights independent research focused on understanding chemical risks.
Register here: Computational Toxicology Capabilities to Advance Chemical Safety
Attendee Level
- Hazmat technician/specialist
- First responders
- Anyone interested in learning more about this topic
- Basic/Introduction
- Intermediate
- Advanced
Event Focus
The first webinar will take place on February 18, 2026, at 12 p.m. EST and feature experts discussing emerging computational models and predictive tools transforming chemical risk assessment.
Description
The first webinar in our four-part “Chemical Safety for Individual and Community Health” series, moderated by Russell Thomas, Ph.D., introduces the expanded capabilities of UL Research Institutes’ Chemical Insights. Though there are thousands of chemicals and mixtures available on the market, traditional toxicity and exposure data exist for only a small fraction of these chemicals. Two new research Centers within Chemical Insights are working to fill this gap:
- The Center for Chemical Informatics & Screening, led by Katie Paul Friedman, Ph.D.
- The Center for Scientific Computing & Data Management, led by Steven Edwards, Ph.D.
These research teams will develop new approach methods (NAMs)-based solutions to rapidly assess thousands of data-poor chemicals in the environment and work to make high-quality data and decision-making tools available for researchers, stakeholders, and the public.
Speakers
- Russell Thomas, Ph.D., Vice President and Executive Director of UL Research Institutes’ Chemical Insights
- Katie Paul Friedman, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Chemical Informatics & Screening
- Stephen Edwards, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Scientific Computing & Data Management
Important Details
Register here: Computational Toxicology Capabilities to Advance Chemical Safety
Please contact Sarah Connelly with any questions: sarah.connelly@ul.org.
Sponsors
- UL Research Institutes’ Chemical Insights
Event Contacts
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