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Listed below are ftp downloadable pdf files of sample presentations pertaining to the DSSTox website and project. Note that older presentations describe earlier versions of this website and its contents. All graphics are freely available for others to use, with appropriate acknowledgment, to publicize or otherwise report on aspects of the DSSTox project. MS PowerPoint slides are available upon request - Contact Us.

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Lhasa Symposium: New Horizons in Toxicity Prediction, Cambridge, UK, December 2008 - Scientific Program exit EPA
AM Richard, Recent Developments in Toxico-Cheminformatics: Supporting a New Paradigm for Predictive Toxicology
(PDF, 57 pp, 5.9 MB, color

CMTPI 2007, Moscow, Russia, September 2007 - Scientific Program exit EPA
AM Richard, New Public Data & Internet Resources Impacting Predictive Toxicology
(PDF, 91 pp, 6.2 MB, color)

QSAR 2006, Lyon, France, May 2006 - Meeting Info exit EPA
AM Richard, Toxico-Chemoinformatics: Improving Public Data Access, Mine-ability, & Toxicity Prediction
(PDF, 45 pp, 2.3 MB, color)

Analysis of DSSTox Master file vs DPI_SMR, Private Communication, March, 2006
Tudor Oprea and coworkers (Univ. of New Mexico), Chemoinformatic Chemical Space Comparison of DSSTox Master (defined organics only) vs DPI Small Molecules Repository (obtained from PubChem) Datasets
(PDF, 17 pp, 1.5 MB, color)

International Conference on Environmental Mutagens, San Francisco, CA, Sept. 3-8, 2005
AM Richard, Toxico-chemoinformatics: Emerging Capabilities for Improved Public Data Access and Exploration
(PDF, 65 pp, 3.9 MB, color)

Presentation to EPA's Office of Pesticides, Prevention & Toxic Substances, Wash, DC, Sept. 15, 2004
AM Richard, DSSTox Public Toxicity Database Network: Progress Report and New Initiatives to Expand Chemoinformatic Capabilities
(PDF, 23 pp, 2.4 MB, b&w)

ADMET1 Conference, San Diego, CA, Feb 11-13, 2004
AM Richard, DSSTox: A New On-Line Resource for Publishing Structure-Standardized Toxicity Databases
(PDF, 38 pp, 2.3 MB, color)

US EPA Research-in-Progress Seminar (20Nov03)
AM Richard, Advances in Computational Toxicology: New DSSTox Database Network Promoting Improved Chemical Structure Content and Availability of Public Toxicity Databases
(PDF, 39 pp, 1.1 MB, color)

 

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