NAM Use for Regulatory Application
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NURA Courses
Extended NURA courses have moved to a new platform. The new format offers easier navigation of the individual presentations with options to find, skip, and replay content. You can now learn at your own pace, one NURA presentation at a time, and the platform will keep track of your progress.
In addition, learners can earn certificates upon course completion that may be submitted for continuing education credits.
As we work to expand the reach and accessibility of NURA resources, we are excited to share that our new platform also features English and Spanish subtitle options.
NURA Webinars
In addition to our extended courses, NURA offers short educational webinars on targeted topics in regulatory toxicology.
NURA’s online events are recorded and available on-demand. Bookmark our “Upcoming Trainings” page to stay up to date on planned content. A full archive of our webinars is available on the “On-Demand Training” page.
In our current NAM Spotlight series, we feature NAMs developers and scientists presenting innovative tools and platforms being used now or seeking use in regulatory application.
In-Person Training
NURA works with expert scientists and regulators spanning academic, industry, and government agencies to provide effective hands-on toxicology training in NAMs. We can customize virtual and on-site trainings to suit the needs of specific companies, regulatory agencies, scientific societies, or other groups interested in NAMs.
Contact us at nura [at] pcrm.org if you’re interested in a customized training, webinar, or CE Course that meets your needs.
Call for NAM Presenters
We would like to feature your human-based nonanimal approach in a webinar!
With a NAM Spotlight Webinar, you will have the opportunity to present your method to a diverse professional audience from industry, government, and NGOs, followed by an audience-led Q&A session. We are looking for:
- Case studies of NAMs that have been submitted in IND applications
- NAMs currently being used in regulatory applications.
- NAMs with the potential to replace animal use in regulatory application.
Please submit your presentation title and abstract or speaker suggestions to nura [at] pcrm.org.
Use New Approach Methodologies for Regulatory Application