NanoGenTools Spring School

13 14:30: Online QSAR Modelling Hackathon by Easy Access to Jaqpot: Deploy your model as a web service in a few minutes April 13, 2021 14:30 – 16:30 On Tuesday 13th April, 2021, 14:30 - 16:30 CEST, NanoCommons will offer an entry-level workshop on in silico nanotoxicology, providing users with easy (no installations required) access to Jaqpot (https://app.jaqpot.org), a powerful and versatile nanotoxicological in silico prediction platform, enabled through powerful Google Colab notebooks. Users will receive training from the expert team from the National Technical University of Athens, who developed the platform, on how to develop a Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship (QSAR) model and publish it as a web application through the Jaqpot platform with minimal programming skills requirements. Models built on Jaqpot can be used over the graphical user interface or across platforms over the API and can be shared to groups with controlled access and rights. Click here to register More

Alessandria, Italy

You can turn your model into a web service in 1 line of code, no installation required. Our hands-on workshop on Jaqpot will show you how. app.jaqpot.org [Part of @nanocommons training series] #modelling #jaqpot #qsar #insilico 1/2 pic.twitter.com/cO1TWOC155

Let's support the @Gov4Nano colleagues in their survey activities and share your opinion on #DataSharing and #FAIR data usage in #nanotechnology and #nanosafety! @NanoFabNet1 #EUResearch #H2020 twitter.com/Sbd4Nano/statu…

Postchronic exposure to single-walled carbon #nanotubes causes substantial DNA methylation and transcriptome dysregulation of BEAS-2B cells. Find out more in ACS Nano: acspubs.co/4Ggg50Eb7IX pic.twitter.com/wTsKefduaN

🗓️Save the date👉The Toxicology of Nanoparticles - a colloquium and discussion on April 8 Do you want to register? Follow the link🔗bitly.ws/cpIL Find out more information: bitly.ws/cpIP @SOToxicology pic.twitter.com/MBf19X9Wzy