IIVS is pleased to announce the appointment of Amanda Ulrey to our Board of Directors. As a 20-year veteran at IIVS, Mandy is currently Vice President of Business Operations and where she is primarily responsible for instituting quality management systems and regulatory compliance throughout the...
Ludwigshafen, Germany and Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA – October 19, 2022 – The Institute for In Vitro Sciences (IIVS) certified BASF’s Experimental Toxicology and Ecology for Good In Vitro Method Practices (GIVIMP) based on the guidance document published in 2018 by the Organization of Economic Cooperation...
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) guidance document on Good In Vitro Method Practices (GIVIMP) details a set of quality standards to improve both the quality of and confidence in newly developed, and routinely executed in vitro methods. Currently a practical guide to...
Dr. Dan Bagley joins the IIVS Board of Directors; President of IIVS Recognized with Award by PCRM; Award for IIVS Training on Alternative Methods IIVS Toxicologist Dr. Argel Islas-Robles participated last week as speaker on the “In Vitro Science Webinars Series” focusing on the topic of non-Animal Methods...
IIVS Toxicologist Dr. Argel Islas-Robles participated last week as speaker on the “In Vitro Science Webinars Series" focusing on the topic of non-Animal Methods for dermal and ocular testing on personal care and cosmetics (presentation in Spanish). This was first in a series of events...
IIVS is pleased to announce the co-publication of several respiratory-based articles highlighting: the characterization and recommendations for non-animal techniques used to model mucociliary clearance in human-derived test systems, the dosimetry of tobacco products for in vitro testing and a third article covering the use of...
The ability to ascertain the maximum limit of a compound that can be applied to the skin without inducing skin sensitization is a critical safety criterion for virtually any risk assessment. Using regression models developed by Givaudan (Kempthal, Switzerland), IIVS is able to perform a computational approach to determine...
NEW! Good In Vitro Method Practices (GIVMP) Certification IIVS is pleased to announce our new business-to-business GIVIMP Certification Program created to help laboratories: As an OECD guidance document, GIVIMP sets forth internationally recognized quality standards to help ensure that new in vitro methods are ready...
If you missed the webinar: Establishing Scientific Confidence in New Approach Methodologies (NAMs): Eye Irritation Testing and Beyond, co-sponsored by the Risk Assessment and In Vitro and Alternative Methods Specialty Sections of SOT, a recording is now posted. Speakers included Hans Raabe (IIVS) and Dr. Amy...