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HOW TO BUILD UP TOXIPEDIA'S CONTENT BASE VIA ESTABLISHMENT OF UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPS WITH THE WORLD LIBRARY OF TOXICOLOGY
"Toxipedia seeks partnerships with any undergraduate or graduate program whose focus aligns with Toxipedia's mission to promote public and environmental health. Appropriate subject areas include, but are not limited to, environmental science, public health, toxicology, pharmacology, and biology. University partnerships allow programs and students to publish papers on Toxipedia. These partnerships are mutually beneficial: papers that would normally be stuffed into a desk after completion are not only edited, but are made publicly available, allowing authors to gain a larger audience and to help people to make more informed decisions. In turn, these submissions grow Toxipedia's content base and demonstrate that the site is a collaborative tool that benefits the public."
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TINCers are encouraged to submit contributions to WLT's global portal in order to increase information resources on nanotoxicology and nanopathology which have the potential to positively inform public health policy, possibly improve clinical decision-making, and impact life-affirming environmental outcomes in countries on all seven continents.
Submissions are copy-edited and review-processed. Protocol for establishment of a University partnership is denoted here.
Toxipedia's Nanotechnology component is a work-in-progress maintained by Maria Mergel.
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NOTA BENE:
CHAPTER 16 and the entire APPLIED TOXICOLOGY unit of Steven Gilbert's A SMALL DOSE OF TOXICOLOGY, 2nd edition 
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