Professor of Environmental Toxicology

Learned Societies I am currently a Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology, and a member of The Society of Authors. I have been regularly associated with the following learned societies: Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC)
President of UK branch 2001-2003 & Council member. President UK branch, 2006-7. Past-president and council member 2007-8. Council member 2009.
http://www.setacuk.com/ Society for Experimental Biology (SEB)
Animal Section Committee member and session organiser for the SEB for many years.
Secretary of the Animal Section 2005-2008. http://www.sebiology.org/ In vitro Toxicology Society. Fisheries Society of the British Isles. http://www.fsbi.org.uk/

Professor Handy has served on many international working groups and scientific committees; most recently on nanomaterials for the OECD, US NNI, and founder member of the UK Nanotechnology task force working on aspects of ecotoxicology. He also advises on animal welfare and alternative techniques, and is expert on whole animal biology. 

All areas of comparative and clinical physiology, clinical and environmental toxicology. Types of modules include:- 
Comparative Animal Physiology (Stages 1-3) 
Toxicology and body systems physiology (Stage 1-3)
Physiology & Pathophysiology (Stage 2) 
Ecotoxicology (Stage 3)
Regulatory Toxicology and Clinical Trials (Stage 3)
Fish Toxicology (Masters level modules)