Dear colleagues,
You are invited to join the forthcoming conference on "Pesticides: regulatory
science in question", to be held on the 24th and 25th of October 2024, in
Paris
Its objective is to discuss and question how regulatory toxicology is evolving
under the emergence of parallel criticisms and ways of knowing pesticides of
academic scientists, agrochemical firms and CROs, as well as environmental
NGOs. How, and how far is regulatory science evolving in the framework of this
ecology of diverse pesticides knowledge?
The conference is the final event of a project conducted at LISIS/INRAE, with
Stockholm University, and funded by the French National Cancer Institute (
Controversy in carcinogenicity expertise: capturing agrochemical modes of
action ).
Further information and registration at
pesticides-knowledge.com
Best wishes,
David Demortain
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Directeur de recherche INRAE
Directeur du Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire Sciences Innovations Socits (UMR
LISIS CNRS/INRAE/Uni Gustave Eiffel)
Recent publications
# Mistrust of the black box. The public auditing of private models in the
chemicals regulatory
space,
Science as Culture, 2024.
# How Scientists become Experts - or Dont. Social Organization of Research
and Engagement in Scientific Advice in a Toxicology
Laboratory,
Social Studies of Science, 2023.
# Experts in the Regulation of Technology and Risk: An Ecological Perspective
on Regulatory
Science. In Eyal & Medvetz, The Oxford Handbook of Expertise and Democratic
Politics, 2023.
# The Digitalization of Risk Assessment: Fulfilling the Promises of
Prediction? In
Antonsen & Le Coze, Safety in the Digital Age, Springer, 2023.
umr-lisis.fr
researchgate.net/profile/David_Demortain
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