The CAAT Advisory Board was established in 1981 to provide oversight and direction to CAAT staff. Representing industry, academia, the U.S. and European regulatory communities, and the animal welfare community, its members meet annually to review recent progress and discuss future initiatives. Once every three years, the Advisory Board gathers at a board retreat to map long-range plans for the Center. In addition, CAAT board members from academic institutions are responsible for reviewing applications submitted annually to the CAAT grant program and selecting recipients. CAAT always welcomes new organizations to the board. Please contact us if you are interested in details. (caat@jhsph.edu). (Updated March 29, 2023) CAAT US BoardAnne Marie Api (RIFM) Tara Barton-Maclaren (Health Canada) Rebecca Bascom (Penn State Health) Stephan Baumann (Agilent Technologies) Martina Bianchini (IFRA) Ben Capiello (AxoSim) Iris Camacho (EPA) Charu Chandrasekera (Canadian Centre for Alternatives to Animal Methods) Suzie Fitzpatrick (FDA) Jack Fowle (Science to Inform, LLC) Tony Gaspari (Sidney Kimmel Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University Department of Dermatology) Wally Hayes (Harvard) Eric Hutchinson (JHU) James Kim (American Cleaning Institute) Sabra Klein (JHU) Nicole Kleinstreuer (NICEATM) Daniel Krewski (University of Ottawa) Jon Lalko (Estee Lauder) Jacob Larson (Herbalife Nutrition) Sue Leary (ARDF) Paul Locke (JHU) Anna Lowit (EPA) Kathryn Page (Clorox) Kelly Pate (MIT) George Pugh (Coca-Cola) Bernard Robaire (McGill University) Andrew Rowan (WellBeing International) Craig Rowlands (UL) Thomas Russell (EPA) Satinder Sarang (EPA) Raga Settivari (Corteva Agriscience) Timothy J. Shafer (EPA) Kristie Sullivan (IIVS) Danilo Tagle (NCATS) Weida Tong (FDA) Amanda Ulrey (IIVS) Kate Willett (Humane Society of the US)
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