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Evidence-Based Toxicology call for papers

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Accepting CFPs for Evidence-Based Toxicology

Evidence-based microplastic and nanoplastic toxicology

Deadline 2026-12-31Taylor & Francis

Journal: Evidence-Based Toxicology

Micro- and nanoplastics (MNP) research is a fascinating new area for developing evidence-based responses to a wide range of challenges in conducting useful, reliable toxicological research and responding to evidence with effective policy interventions. In observational research, measuring levels of MNPs in various matrices presents many interesting detection challenges. In experimental contexts, controlled exposure…

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Reproducible methods in toxicology

Deadline 2026-12-31Taylor & Francis

Journal: Evidence-Based Toxicology

A major challenge to the reproducibility of findings in toxicological research is the brevity and lack of sufficient detail in the methods sections of published manuscripts. Whatever the reason for methods sections being brief (word count limits, readability, linking out to previously published materials), unfortunately, methods descriptions that are incomplete impair the reproducibility of study methods. Often, it…

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Responsible use of AI in toxicology

Deadline 2026-12-31Taylor & Francis

Journal: Evidence-Based Toxicology

There is an increasing need for high-quality, authoritative guidance on the responsible use of AI in research. A recent response to this need is the RAISE recommendations for responsible use of AI in evidence synthesis (Thomas et al. 2026). RAISE is developing into an important series of guidance documents for the responsible use of artificial intelligence in systematic review and evidence mapping projects. However,…

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