Martin Payne
Senior Scientist at Lhasa Limited- Claim this Profile
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Experience
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Lhasa Limited
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United Kingdom
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Software Development
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100 - 200 Employee
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Senior Scientist
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Dec 2001 - Present
Develop knowledge based systems for the prediction of chemical toxicity and metabolism. Develop knowledge based systems for the prediction of chemical toxicity and metabolism.
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Higher Scientific Officer
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Mar 1992 - Nov 2001
Development of structure-activity relationships for toxicity prediction (mainly skin sensitisation, respiratory sensitisation and to a lesser extent genotoxicity and mammalian toxicity endpoints). Review and development of skin absorption structure-property relationships including some quantitative modelling, e.g. of receptor fluid effects. Reviewed and published on the prediction of tissue-blood partition coefficients using octanol water partition coefficients and tissue composition (Payne MP and Kenny L. 2000). Actively contributed to the development of Lhasa Limited's Derek through a collaboration over several years, which also involved scientists from Unilever's research laboratory at Colworth Park Sharnbrook.
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Health and Safety Executive
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United Kingdom
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Government Administration
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700 & Above Employee
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Toxicologist
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Jun 1989 - Mar 1992
Toxicity reviews of industrial chemicals for submission to UK WATCH/ACTS exposure limit setting committees. Making critical scientific assessment of toxicity data packages submitted under the Notification of New Substances (NONS) regulations. I took the lead on the application of structure-activity relationships for predicting toxicity in a regulatory context, writing internal reviews on the subject and representing HSE at Lhasa Derek collaborative group meetings then held at the University of Leeds.
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Education
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University of London
Ph.D., Physical organic chemistry -
Uniiversity of Oxford
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Chemistry -
Dane Court Grammar School, Broadstairs, Kent