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Research, reference activities, scientific, animal health, reference laboratories, networks<BR>Research and reference news<BR>Highlighted close-up<BR>> Previous topics<BR>ANSES's research covers the study of animal health and welfare, food safety and eating habits and behaviour.<BR><BR>Well-designed, operational, and independent of any commercial interests, it contributes to the Agency's scientific and technical support and risk assessment activities. Responsive, anticipatory and alert-based, it is also regularly assessed. It brings together the best French and foreign teams of scientists and coordinates the European network of excellence Med-Vet-Net.<BR><BR>The Agency has a demanding and unique position which safeguards consumers and protects economics interests.<BR><BR>Reference activities are carried out in the fields of animal disease and food quality. <BR>They are performed at ANSES's laboratories within the context of various French, European or international mandates.<BR><BR>This reference activity is an essential part of our sophisticated health monitoring system. The Agency recently launched the publication of a new online journal entitled "EuroReference" which serves to promote reference work and facilitate communication about reference topics. <BR>Anses' electronic journal on Reference activities<BR>Endocrine disruptors: over 350 people present today and tomorrow for a progress report on current knowledge<BR>10 December 2012<BR>Today and tomorrow ANSES in partnership with the Ministry of ecology, sustainable development and energy, is holding an international seminar on "Recent advances in knowledge on the effects of endocrine disruptors on the environment and health". Planned as part of the PNRPE (National research programme on endocrine disruptors), the event provides an update on developments in the current state of knowledge regarding the mechanisms of endocrine disruptors and their impact on health and the environment.<BR>ANSES celebrates science!<BR>8 October 2012<BR>As part of France's national Science Festival, held from 10 to 14 October, the general public will be able to visit three laboratories belonging to ANSES. They will discover the broad spectrum of work undertaken there and, for a few days, share in the daily life of researchers. <BR>ANSES is granted a new reference laboratory mandate by the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) <BR>11 June 2012<BR>At the May 2012 General Session of the World Organisation for Animal Health, ANSES's Maisons-Alfort Laboratory for Animal Health was entrusted with a new reference mandate, for epizootic haemorrhagic disease. The session was also an opportunity to officially establish the transfer of the paratuberculosis mandate from the Maisons-Alfort laboratory for Animal Health to the Niort Laboratory.<BR>ANSES launches its call for research proposals on Environmental and Occupational Health <BR>7 February 2012<BR>As part of the National Research Programme for Environmental and Occupational Health (PNREST), ANSES today launched its call for research proposals in association with the French Agency for Environment and Energy Management (ADEME), the Multi-Organisation Thematic Institute for Cancer (ITMO Cancer) – as part of the 2009-2013 Cancer Plan – and the French National Agency for Water and Aquatic Environments (ONEMA) – under the 2018 Ecophyto Plan. With funding from the French Ministries for the Environment and Labour and from partner organisations, as well as revenue from a tax on radiofrequency transmitters, this call for proposals focuses on research questions raised by ministries and government agencies concerned by environmental and occupational health topics.<BR>Launch of the ANSES call for research proposals on Environmental and Occupational Health in early February <BR>20 January 2012<BR>In early February, ANSES will launch its annual call for research proposals within the framework of the National Research Programme for Environmental and Occupational Health (PNREST).<BR>Bee health: ANSES becomes European Union Reference Laboratory <BR>April 1 2011<BR>The Sophia-Antipolis laboratory of ANSES was recently appointed as European Union Reference Laboratory for bee health by the European Commission. This newly-created mandate, the 9th European reference mandate to be entrusted to the Agency, has been assigned to the laboratory for a 5-year period. <BR>Launch of a call for research proposals on environmental and occupational health<BR>22 February 2011<BR>ANSES launched a call for research proposals on environmental and occupational health in association with the French Environment and Energy Management Agency (ADEME), the National Cancer Institute (INCa) and the French National Agency for Water and Aquatic Environments (ONEMA), under the Ecophyto 2018 plan. Launched within the framework of the National Research Programme for Environmental and Occupational Health (PNREST), this call for research proposals aims to motivate scientific communities to produce useful data at all stages of health risk assessment.<BR>Vector-borne diseases: ANSES and the InVS have issued a Call for Candidates for the creation of a National Centre for Vector Expertise (CNEV)<BR>15 September 2010<BR>Warning: the closing date for submitting application files is 28 October 2010 <BR>Journal of Reference, EuroReference: issue no. 3 is now available online!<BR>30 June 2010<BR>One year ago, AFSSA published the first issue of the "Journal of Reference" which will now be indexed under the name "EuroReference". The goal of each issue is to promote the smooth dissemination of information among members of the laboratory network and all the interested stakeholders. <BR>Journal of Reference: the second issue now available!<BR>20 January 2010<BR>Reference work is essential to health monitoring. The Journal of Reference was created to facilitate the flow of communication on this vast topic by providing information about reference news, recent research and characterisation methods for pathogenic strains and contaminants in the food production chain. 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ANSES's research covers the study of animal health and welfare, food safety and eating habits and behaviour. Well-designed, operational, and independent of any commercial interests, it contributes to the Agency's scientific and technical support and risk assessment activities. Responsive, anticipatory and alert-based, it is also regularly assessed. It brings together the best French and foreign teams of scientists and coordinates the European network of excellence Med-Vet-Net.
The Agency has a demanding and unique position which safeguards consumers and protects economics interests. Reference activities are carried out in the fields of animal disease and food quality. They are performed at ANSES's laboratories within the context of various French, European or international mandates.
This reference activity is an essential part of our sophisticated health monitoring system. The Agency recently launched the publication of a new online journal entitled "EuroReference" which serves to promote reference work and facilitate communication about reference topics.
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