This advanced two half-days course is built for practitioners who already work with toxicological risk assessment and want to sharpen their judgment on the cases that are genuinely hard to call. Rather than re-teaching the basics, it moves quickly through the mechanics and spends its time where real assessments get complicated: chemicals with missing or partial data, read-across and QSAR decisions, and the arc from genotoxicity through carcinogenic calculation to cohort-of-concern classification.
Across two intensive half-days, you will work real cases in small group breakout rooms, compare your calls against an instructor's, and finish by writing a full TRA section drawing on cases developed throughout the course. The emphasis is practical throughout: applying methods to ambiguous, incomplete, and high-stakes situations, and getting authoritative answers to the tricky questions that come up in day-to-day practice.