In Silico Toxicology

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Using state of the art tools inlcuding NVIDIA Titan V powered GPU based deep learning models we are building new models to predict toxicological outcomes. A key question for us in “how can a computer understand what a molecules looks like?” We are exploring new methods for molecular representation and new machine learning paradigms to build predictive relationships between those representations and toxicological effects. Chemical mutatgenicity is a key area of interest for chemical regulators world-wide. Out laboratory collaborates with our Federal regulator of chemicals to expidite the assessment and classification of chemicals in the Australian context. This work has world-wide ramifications for chemical regualtion practice.

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Slade Matthews
Senior Lecturer in Toxicology and Pharmacology

My research interests include machine learning and toxicology and how the two can help each other move forward.

Publications

We set out to create a new pharmacokinetic simulation program to address a current instructional need with both flexibility and low …

Talks

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