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...tutorial on how to access regulatory information within ECHA CHEM, the European Chemicals Agency’s chemicals database.
👨💼 Presented by: Gerson Martin, ECHA
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Join us in exploring the latest release of ECHA CHEM, the European Chemicals Agency’s (ECHA) chemicals database.
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Michele Parrinello (IIT Genoa, Italy)
Abstract:
Catalysis is at the heart of chemical science and is key to the development of an environmentally friendly chemical industry, yet...