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ECHA sets out its five priority research questions for chemical safety in 2026

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29 July 2026

ECHA sets out its five priority research questions for chemical safety in 2026

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A recorded ECHA webinar unpacks the agency's 2026 update to its "Key areas of regulatory challenge" report, covering five priority research needs: protection from the most harmful chemicals, environmental pollution, alternatives to animal testing, chemical data availability, and safe, circular materials.

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Aimed at researchers, universities and industry scientists, the session explains why each area matters for regulators and how the priorities connect to the work of other EU agencies, including the European Environment Agency and the European Food Safety Authority. For anyone shaping research proposals or innovation strategy in chemicals, the recording offers a direct look at where EU regulatory science most needs new evidence.

 

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