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  • Presentation discussing how reliance on expert opinion undermines ability to objectively evaluate the significance of complex bodies of evidence.
  • Part of efforts to promote understanding of strengths and weaknesses of current EU approaches to evaluating the toxicological data which inform regulatory action on chemical products.
  • Delivered as invited speaker at a University of Lancaster seminar, and two webinars for Brussels-based environmental policy NGOs.
  • Feedback: “Novel subject area” (Lancaster) and “engaging slides” with “entertaining delivery” (environmental NGO webinar).

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