News

• The FINAL PUBLISHABLE REPORT - Executive Summary on the COMPRENDO Project Results is available online
• 20 June 2005 - The Prague Declaration on Endocrine Disrupters was signed by more than 100 scientists from Europe and beyond PDF. Further information is provided on the EDEN homepage, including on how to sign the document
• July 2006 - Issue 7-8 of the CREDO newsletter is available online PDF
• Presentations from the COMPRENDO Project Workshop held in Frankfurt on 17 March 2006:
• Tuomo KARJALAINEN: Overview of Endocrine Disrupters Research sponsored by the European Commission
• Vasilis SAKKAS: Human and Wildlife Exposure to Androgenic/Anti-Androgenic Compounds (AACs) in Europe
• Jörg OEHLMANN: Effects of AACs in Wildlife: Invertebrates
• Werner KLOAS: Effects of AACs in Wildlife: Vertebrates
• Ole KUSK: Assessing the Risk from AACs for Wildlife
• Susan JOBLING: Comparative Aspects
• Konstanze GROTE: TPT Effects in the Pubertal Rat Assay and Implications for Risk Assessment
• Stina OREDSSON: AAC Effects in Human Cell Lines and Implications for Risk Assessment
• Charles TYLER: Input from COMPRENDO for Future Testing of Endocrine Disrupters
• Ulrike SCHULTE-OEHLMANN: Final Remarks and Outlook
• Photographs from the COMPRENDO Project Workshop held in Frankfurt on 17 March 2006:
• COMPRENDO team
• At registration desk A-K
• ... and L-Z
• Welcome by Frankfurt University's Vice President, Jürgen Bereiter-Hahn
• The address from the European Commission by Tuoma Karjalainen
• The morning chairs Gemma Janer and Lennart Weltje
• Vasilis Sakkas in the discussion
• Jörg Oehlmann in his talk
• Werner Kloas presenting
• Impressions from the auditorium I
• ... and II
• Ole Kusk in the discussion
• Susan Jobling during her talk
• Poster session and coffee break I ...
• ... and II
• The afternoon chairs Susan Lo and Andreas Gies
• Konstanze Grote during the discussion
• Stina Oredsson during her talk
• Charles Tyler asking for two additional 'last slides'
• Final remarks by the project coordinator Ulrike Schulte-Oehlmann
• A St. Patrick's Day workshop requires a bagpipe...
• ... and of course a Guinness
• The after-workshop venue:
• Dinner with the consortium
• Thoughts on foodstuff contamination with AACs
• Getting tired after a long day
• A final glas of water