Artificial Intelligence (AI) has a great potential of improving the scientific and technical aspects of the chemical identification and replacement process, as well as the social dimension of regulatory decision making. 

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Jonathas De Mello
Through knowledge management and human-centered use of technology, I work at SAICM for creating, sharing and managing knowledge on chemicals arisen from a diverse group of stakeholders. My objective is to find ways to turn such rich knowledge into better policies and action towards a healthier environment.

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Artificial Intelligence for chemical risk assessment

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Elsevier
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February 2020
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As the basis for managing the risks of chemical exposure, the Chemical Risk Assessment (CRA) process can impact a substantial part of the economy, the health of hundreds of millions of people, and the condition of the environment. However, the number of properly assessed chemicals falls short of societal needs due to a lack of experts for evaluation, interference of third party interests, and the sheer volume of potentially relevant information on the chemicals from disparate sources.In order to explore
Topics: Artificial Intelligence Knowledge Management
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