Collaborative evaluation of in silico predictions for high throughput toxicokinetics
John F. Wambaugh(Environmental Protection Agency), Michael J. DeVito(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Nisha S. Sipes(Research Triangle Park Foundation), Rogelio Tornero‐Velez(Environmental Protection Agency), Richard Judson(Environmental Protection Agency), Barbara A. Wetmore(Environmental Protection Agency), Jon A. Arnot(University of Toronto), Grace Patlewicz(European Commission), Russell S. Thomas(Environmental Protection Agency), Linda Bertato(University of Insubria), Ester Papa(University of Insubria), Chris Grulke(Research Triangle Park Foundation), Daniel E. Dawson(Environmental Protection Agency), Alessandro Sangion(ARC Resources (Canada)), Prachi Pradeep(Research Triangle Park Foundation), Risa Sayre(Environmental Protection Agency), Kamel Mansouri, Christopher Cook(Research Triangle Park Foundation), Gilberto Padilla Mercado(Research Triangle Park Foundation), Stephen Ferguson(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Nicola Chirico(University of Insubria), Sarah Davidson-Fritz(Research Triangle Park Foundation), Trevor N. Brown(ARC Resources (Canada))
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