Search Reset allSeminario onlineMalattie zoonoticheOrganismi Geneticamente ModificatiPesticidiRaccolta dati Tema Additivi per mangimi Attività scientifiche interdisciplinari Ingredienti e imballaggi alimentari Malattie zoonotiche Nuovi prodotti alimentari Organismi Geneticamente Modificati Pesticidi Prodotti dietetici, nutrizione umana e allergie Raccolta dati Salute animale Salute dei vegetali Tipo Colloquio scientifico Conferenza Plenarie Riunioni tecniche Seminario online Sessione informativa Audience Stakeholders events Data Imminente Già avvenutoScegli il periodo Da A InviaIscrizioni in corsoIscrizioni in corso Ordina perData ascData disc Risultati 1 - 10 su 13 Webinar Webinar on the calculation tool annexed to the pesticides guidance document on non-dietary exposure of workers and bystanders to pesticides Webinar Webinar: what services does EFSA offer to regulated products’ applicants? Webinar Cancelled webinar: Presentation of the explanatory note on next generation sequencing (NGS) in GMO applications Webinar Webinar: how to publish in Knowledge Junction Webinar Webinar: presentation of the guidance on allergenicity assessment of genetically modified plants Webinar Webinar: Inputting data using the additive usage template & an introduction to the Food Additive Intake Model (FAIM) Webinar Webinar: The FoodEx2 classification system and guidance on its harmonised use Webinar Webinar: DNA sequencing quality check: information required in GMO applications Webinar Webinar: Sharing data with EFSA: a simple guide Webinar Webinar: Toolkit for plant pest surveillance 12››
Webinar Webinar on the calculation tool annexed to the pesticides guidance document on non-dietary exposure of workers and bystanders to pesticides
Webinar Cancelled webinar: Presentation of the explanatory note on next generation sequencing (NGS) in GMO applications
Webinar Webinar: presentation of the guidance on allergenicity assessment of genetically modified plants
Webinar Webinar: Inputting data using the additive usage template & an introduction to the Food Additive Intake Model (FAIM)
