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15th International Workshop on Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships (QSAR2012) in Environmental and Health Sciences will bring together experimentalists and modellers from industry, academia, and regulators. It is a place to share information and viewpoints on emerging research results and tools relating to SARs, QSAR-s/QSPR-s, and data analysis for chemicals and pharmaceuticals. The scope of the workshop is not limited to, but involves the following active research areas:

• In Silico Modelling for 21st Century Toxicology
• Prediction of Chronic Toxicity and Organ Level Effects
• Modelling Environmental Toxicity and Fate
• Novel (Q)SAR Approaches and Molecular Descriptors
• Toxicology Data Curation & Mining, Database Ontologies, Knowledge Discovery
• Open Data and Open Software
• Toxicogenomics and Toxicoproteomics, Exploring Mode of Action to Support Predictive Toxicology
• Read-Across as a Solution to Filling Data Gaps
• Computational Aspects of Adverse Outcome Pathways (AOPs)
• Integrating ADME Predictions into Predictive Toxicology
• Chemical Analysis/Screening Systems and Chemo-informatics Solutions for Environmental and Health Sciences
• The Challenge of Predictive Nanotoxicology
• etc.