eTRANSAFE is proud to partner up with NC3Rs in their recently announced CRACK IT challenge for a virtual second species.

The aim of the Challenge is to apply advanced computational and mathematical modelling approaches to develop a suite of models that will ultimately replace the use of the dog in six to nine-month (chronic) toxicology studies for new drug development programs.

Important advances of the eTRANSAFE project were shared during the 12th Consortium Meeting held from June 17 to 18, 2021. Over 2 days, the members of the project spoke about the work carried out since the last meeting with encouraging results.

The technology multinational GMV joined the eTRANSAFE consortium in June 2020