Best Poster Award at ASPIS Open Symposium 2026

28 September 2026

At the ASPIS Open Symposium 2026 at MECC Maastricht, Saad presented their work, “R-ODAF-Shiny: An Interactive and Reproducible Transcriptomics Analysis Framework for Regulatory Application,” through a poster and flash presentation. Developed within the VHP4Safety project, R-ODAF-Shiny provides an interactive interface for standardized, reproducible, and transparent transcriptomics analysis supporting NAMs and NGRA.
The work was recognized with a Best Poster Award within ONTOX.

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