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PhD courses and programmes 2006
NOVA 8-05
Reproductive toxicology with emphasis
on persistent endocrine disrupting chemicals in the environment
Topic: Reproduction
| Course period | 6-11 November, 2006. |
| Location | Oslo |
| Course credit | 3 ECTS |
| Deadline for application | 1 October 2006 |
| Course abstract |
The goal is to give the participants an understanding of reproductive toxicology from the viewpoint of a variety of contributing disciplines. Starting from basic toxicological concepts it covers basic endocrine function and subjects from experimental research to clinical studies and epidemiology. Special attention is given to the interpretation of animal reproductive toxicity studies, which form the basis for human risk assessment of chemicals. |
| Teachers | - |
| Link to course homepage | Agenda |
| Language | English |
| The course is intended for | PhD students, master students, post graduate students, governmental employee involved in risk assessment related to environmental pollution. |
| Max no of participants | 20 |
| Special prerequisites | - |
| Course organization | Department of Production Animal Sciences. Norwegian School of Veterinary Science |
| Course leader | Erik Ropstad, Norwegian School of Veterinary Science, Department of Production Animal Sciences |
| Postal address to course leader | P.O. Box 8146 Dep. N-0033 Oslo, Norway |
| Phone to course leader | +4722964560 (work) / +4790864941 (mobile phone) |
| Fax to course leader | +4722597309 |
| E-mail to course leader | Erik.Ropstad@veths.no |
| Registration to | Lill-Wenche Fredriksen (e-mail: lill.w.fredriksen@veths.no; Phone: +4722964862) Department of Production animal Sciences, Norwegian School ov Veterinary Science, P.O.Box 8146 Dep N-0033 Oslo, Norway |
| Other courses in the course series | This course is number nine in a series of Nordic postgraduate courses on animal reproduction. |
