8ème édition de notre séminaire de « Toxicologie Environnementale et Humaine » . Le MNHN et le CEA, établissements français acteurs en toxicologie, co-organisent cette journée dont la thématique est cette année :
Métaux Toxiques pour la Santé et l’Environnement : Extraire et Accumuler .
Le séminaire se tiendra au Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle à Paris au Grand Amphithéâtre du Museum (anciennement Amphithéâtre Verniquet) le lundi 12 décembre 2016. L’adresse est 57 rue Cuvier - 75005 PARIS. Vous trouverez ci-joint un plan d'accès : https://toxcea.fr/Local/toxnuc3/files/292/Plan.acces.GAM.pdf
Ci-joint le lien permettant de vous inscrire à notre séminaire : https://toxcea.fr/index.php?pagendx=935
Le programme est accessible selon le lien : https://toxcea.fr/index.php?pagendx=936
Date limite d’inscription : 7 décembre 2016
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