Toxicology & Risk Assessment
Acknowledgement of country
• We in ACTRA acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the unceded lands and waters across Australia where we conduct the business of the society.
• We also respectfully acknowledge their Ancestors and Elders, past, present and emerging.
UPCOMING WEBINARS
ACTRA is pleased to present this webinar on “Health effects associated with aircraft cabin air quality (“aerotoxic syndrome”)” by Adjunct Professor Brian G. Priestly (FACTRA), on 4 May 2023.
ACTRA Webinar Series with Q&A – Session #27
Topic: “Health effects associated with aircraft cabin air quality (“aerotoxic syndrome”)”
Date: Thursday 4th May 2023
3:00PM – 4:00PM AEST (Melb/Syd time)
Presenter: Adjunct Professor Brian G. Priestly
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Get Ready for Perth 2023 Annual Scientific Meeting and Continuing Education Days 29-31/08 and 01/09. More details soon!
Message from the ACTRA President
Please click on the following link to view a message re COVID-19 from the ACTRA President, Paul Wright:
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Membership with ACTRA
The Australasian College of Toxicology and Risk Assessment Inc (ACTRA) has been established since July 2006.
ACTRA aims to:
- advance the study and applications of toxicology and health risk assessment as professional scientific disciplines, and
- cultivate (and maintain) the highest standards of professional practice and ethics in persons engaged in the sciences of toxicology and health risk assessment.
Membership of ACTRA is open to those working in the fields of toxicology and risk assessment. All members receive electronic newsletters and subsidised meeting or workshop registration fees.
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Registration with ACTRA
An important objective in establishing ACTRA was to initiate a process whereby the professional standing and credentials of Australian and New Zealand toxicologists and health risk assessors (HRAs) could receive some type of formal, peer-reviewed recognition. In furtherance of this objective, ACTRA has established a professional Register of Toxicologists and HRAs.