The OECD QSAR Toolbox has been updated and introduces two new features. Fully automated predictions can be ran for skin sensitisation and short-term toxicity to fish. The standardised workflow, on the other hand, proposes the best options for the endpoints and lets the expert choose among them. With the update, filling data gaps for REACH registration is possible even for scientists with no or little experience with the software.

More information can be found in <link https: echa.europa.eu fr oecd-qsar-toolbox-update-simplifies-the-correct-use-of-non-test-methods _blank>ECHA’s news item.