Missed RIFM's Webinar on BlueScreen®? See it in the Member area of the RIFM web site, www.rifm.org.

RIFM is searching for a computational chemist to join its team.

Lambros Kromidas, Ph.D. joins RIFM as Vice President, Risk Assessment. He will be responsible for setting the objectives and managing timelines to ensure that RIFM’s fragrance material safety evaluations are completed on time and include appropriate scientific advances in research and methodology.

RIFM's Staff wish all their colleagues a joyous and peaceful holiday season and look forward to a productive and prosperous collaboration with all in the New Year.

RIFM services in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

Find out more about RIFM's 2-Box Indoor Air Dispersion Model, beta testing now. The 2-Box Model a computational, indoor environment, air exposure model that characterizes the movement of a single chemical inside two connected, enclosed rooms. The model allows the user to determine air concentrations, over time, to assess potential inhalation exposure for different air care products under defined conditions of consumer use. RIFM will collect feedback during this period that will contribute to future enhancements of the model.

Kohei Shiota, M.D., Ph.D, former Professor and Chair of the Department of Anatomy and Developmental Biology and Director of the Congenital Anomaly Research Center at Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine, has accepted RIFM's invitation to join the Reproduction Adjunct Group.

Dr. Daniel C. Liebler—Professor of Cancer Research—Joins the Expert Panel

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