OpenTox:
An
open-source web-service platform for
toxicity prediction
(ACS Presentation) by
David A Gallagher, Sunil
Chawla, Barry Hardy, Wed. 30th March 2011,
Anaheim, CA, USA
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OpenTox publication:
Collaborative development
of predictive toxicology
applications, B. Hardy et al,
Journal of Cheminformatics 2010, 2:7, Aug
2010
(doi:10.1186/1758-2946-2-7)
OpenTox - an EC
funded FP7 Research Project (1 September
2008 - 2011)
OpenTox is a EC
funded project to create an open source
framework for unified access to
toxicity data
and
QSAR (quantitative
structure-activity relationships) models
with supporting validation and
interpretation. Uses semantic web
principles and ontologies. Barry
Hardy of Douglas
Connect in Basel,
Switzerland,
is managing the project and coordinating
the consortium of QSAR specialists which
includes Sunil
Chawla of
Seascape Learning collaborating with Dr.
Indira Ghosh of School
of Computational and Integrative Sciences,
JNU,
India. OpenTox
address aspects of the REACH
legislation and extend access
to
non-animal-testing methods for
toxicologists and other scientists who are
not experts in
QSAR.
Seascape
Supports DST's Mathematical Biology
Initiative in India Aug 2010-July 2011
Symposium on
Shape and Electrostatics Best Practices
forVirtual Screening and Lead-Hopping
28Jan2010..
Modelling
of Small Molecules to Macromlecules -
University of Pune/OpenEye Sci/Seascape -
Dec 11-17 2007
Seascape
Sponsors Materials Modelling Meeting at
BARC, Mumbai, Oct 12-14 2006
Seascape
Presents R&D Network at IBC Life
Sciences Pharma R&D Partnering Mtg,
Mumbai, Oct 10-12 2006
Seascape
Offers ADF Seminar at Stanford University
- 15 Sept. 2006
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