Effect of electrochemical topology on detection sensitivity in MEA assay for drug-induced cardiotoxicity screening
Team members Yiguang Zhu and Dr. Paul Locke were co-authors on a recent article about the use of electrochemical topology to better optimize multielectrode array (MEA) performance for drug testing.
How Should the 3 R’s Be Revised and Why?
In a new article published by The Environmental Forum, Toxicology Team Members Sherman McFarland, Rebecca Critser and Dr. Paul Locke…
Animal Law Review Special Edition
Team members Paul Locke and Rebecca Crister recently collaborated with Lewis and Clark law school to publish a special issue in the Animal Law Review addressing topics of animal testing and experimentation.
Regulatory Toxicology 2.0
In a new article published by The Environmental Forum, Toxicology Team Members Sherman McFarland, Rebecca Critser and Dr. Paul Locke…
Better Science, Fewer Animals: Catalyzing NIH Grant Making to Improve Biomedical Research and Meet Societal Goals
An Animal Law Review article from the JHU Tox Policy team! Written by Mikalah Singer and Paul Locke…
US agency seeks to phase out animal testing
Article written by Rachel Nuwer for Nature. Rachel Nuwer interviewed Dr. Paul Locke. He is quoted in the article.
Engagement of Scientists with the Public and Policymakers to Promote Alternative Methods
Engagement of Scientists with the Public and Policymakers to Promote Alternative Methods on Altex. Image taken from article.
Implementing the National Academy's Vision and Strategy for Toxicity Testing: Opportunities and Challenges Under the U.S. Toxic Substances Control Act
Written by: Paul A. Locke and D. Bruce Myers, Jr. Published in Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health on 6/21/10
A Replacement-first Approach to Toxicity Testing is Necessary to Successfully Reauthorize TSCA
Written by: Paul A. Locke and D. Bruce Myers, Jr. Published in Altex in May 2011.
Modernizing U.S. Chemical Laws: How the Application of Twenty-First Century Toxicology can Help Drive Legal Reform
Article from N.Y.U. Environmental Law Journal