Monday, November 23, 2009
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tenth anniversary of the English Network for Development Alternative Methods to Animal Testing (IV Day REMA)
Madrid, December 1, 2009
English and European experts identified in the Fourth Day REMA major advances in the field of alternative methods to animal testing their implementation and acceptability in the scientific and regulatory requirements
Preliminary Programme: 10.00
Reception 10:30 Opening
documentation
11.00 The national context.
A bit of history and contribution of REMA.
Legal developments.
From the industry perspective.
point of view of animal welfare societies.
12:00 to 12:30 Coffee 12:30
international context.
ECOPA, the Platform of European platforms.
ECVAM, progress and contribution to the validation of methods.
EUROGROUP and social impacts.
OECD and global acceptability.
ECHA - REACH and the need for acceptance of alternative methods.
13:30 to 15:00 Time for lunch 15:00
Roundtable: New challenges.
Future plans for integration of all sectors involved
requirements of legislation and regulatory bodies.
training needs.
Research and interaction with scientific societies
Priorities in research funding
Application in the industry.
Need for Information and Outreach. 17:00
Summary and conclusions.
The conference will be held on 1 December in Madrid, in the auditorium of the College of Veterinarians of Madrid C / Maestro Ripoll, 8, 28006 Madrid. Updated information Http://www.remanet.net/
Members of the Board of REMA
Algeria Castaño Calvo. President. ISCIII. Madrid.
Eduardo de la Peña de Torres. Vice President. CCMA-CSIC.
M ª José Gómez-Lechon. Treasurer. Hospital La Fe Valencia. Adela López de Cerain
. Secretary. CIFA. University of Navarra.
José Vicente Castell Ripoll. Hospital La Fe Valencia. Alberto Díez
Michelena. ANDA / Eurogrup for Animals.Francisco Ferrándiz. OTIME Technical Office International Drug Gargallo
Sunday. Grupo Ferrer. Barcelona
Peraita Pilar Prieto. European Validation Center Alternative Methods, JRC, EC, Italy Guillermo Repetto Kuhn. INTCF. Sevilla. GTEMA and 3erres Coordinator. Joan Albert Vericat
. Noscira SA. Madrid
Eugenio Vilanova Gisbert. Universidad Miguel Hernández. Elche
Honorary Members:
Nuria Basi. English Society of Laboratory Animal Science. Consol
Fina. Vice President of ANDA. Animal Welfare
Eurogrup
Observer: Elina
Valcarce de Angulo. Ministry of Health and Social Policy Directorate General of Health
Environmental and Occupational Health
Pilar León. Ministry of Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs.
Directorate General of Livestock Management and Best Practices
María Teresa Villalba. Ministry of Environment, Rural and Marino.
Directorate General of Livestock Management and Best Practices
Ana Fresno Ruiz. Ministry of Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs General Directorate
Quality and Environmental Assessment
The conference attendance is free but prior registration is required to ensure space availability and receipt of the documentation and licenses assistance.
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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According to Marx, is the social being that determines consciousness, not consciousness that determines social being. In terms of Wilber AQAL (OCON in Castilian) mean that the lower-right quadrant (the social base) determines the upper-left (the subjectivity of the individual).
as Karl Marx called false consciousness the thinking of individuals is not consistent with their material conditions of existence.
Gustavo Bueno, who is carrying out an important work of summary and update of materialist philosophy, says that the term false consciousness refers to any system of beliefs or ideas (what he calls ortograma ) who has lost ability to correct their own mistakes. Any material you can put it into question would be well treated, neutralized. As good material as false consciousness lies in the lower-right (the social basis).
Wilber maintains that false consciousness is when the conscience of the upper-left quadrant of the individual, not only differs from living in lower-right quadrant, but it does not recognize how the other three quadrants (nature, society and culture ) affect and shape (Wilber, K, "Integral Spirituality" Ed Kairos, p. 86).
One of those elements that shape from the bottom-right are the ortogramas, which of course if they are closed and exclusive will be particularly alienating and hindering for any changes in both individual and social consciousness.
According To Marx, is the Being social that determines consciousness, not consciousness that determines social being. In terms of Wilber's AQAL this means that the lower-right quadrant (the social) determines the upper-left (the subjectivity of the individual).
Karl Marx called false consciousness as individual´s thinking that is inconsistent with their material conditions of existence.
Gustavo Bueno, who is carrying out an important work of recapitulation and updating of materialist philosophy, says that the term “false consciousness” refers to any system of beliefs or ideas (what he calls ortogram) that has lost the ability to correct their own mistakes. Any material that may put into question would be soaked up, neutralized. As a good materialist he situates false consciousness in lower-right quadrant (the social).
Wilber maintains that false consciousness happens when the conscience of the upper-left quadrant not only differs from what the individual lives in his/her lower-right quadrant, but further fails to recognize how the other three quadrants (nature, society and culture ) affect and mold his/her consciousness (Wilber, K, "Integral Spirituality" Shambala Ed., p. 45-46).
One of those elements that mold from the bottom-right will be ortograms, which of course if they are closed and exclusionary will be particularly alienating hampered any development of both individual and social consciousness.
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009 11:00
. LEONARDO BOFF CONFERENCE
Climate change: the ethical and spiritual perspectives
Place: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Aula Magna - Chancellor Building
C /. Madrid, 126 - Getafe
20:00 hrs. LEONARDO BOFF
TRIBUTE TO ITS 70 BIRTHDAY
Influence of Leonardo Boff on basic Christian movements and social movements
Javier Baeza
pastor of St. Charles Borromeo
Leonardo Boff. Ecology, mystical and release
Juan José Tamayo
Director of the Department of Theology and Sciences of Religions Ellacuría
70 in Leonardo Boff
way
Location: San Carlos Borromeo Parish
C /. Peironcely, 2
(Entrevías Station RENFE)