Blogs

As part of the Virtual 2021 SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo, SOT partnered with WebsEdge to produce SOT TV—a compilation of scientific interviews, company profiles, and SOT-focused features.

All SOT TV content is available now for viewing on YouTube for attendees and non-attendees alike. Segments range from 2 to 10 minutes and can be watched in any sequence.

Enjoy these interesting and informative films.

Episode One—View the full episode >

• Importance of Strong Science Communication—a feature about the SOT Strategic Priority regarding science communication and the new partnership between SOT and the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science
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• Ensuring Fragrance Safety through Science and Global Partnerships—a paid profile about the Research Institute for Fragrance Materials (RIFM)
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• Serving the People of Wisconsin—a paid profile about the Wisconsin Poison Center
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• Interview with Kristie Willett, PhD—an interview about cannabinoids and public health
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• Interview with Dori Germolec, PhD—an interview about how toxicology can inform public health related to COVID-19
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• Next-Generation Quantitative In Vitro Topical Toxicology Assays—a paid profile about ImmunoSearch
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• The Promise of the Exposome—a paid profile about the Institute for Exposomic Research at Mount Sinai
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• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at SOT—a feature about the Society’s long-standing commitment to ensuring that SOT is welcoming of and advancing diversity in science, as well as ensuring that support continues
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• Predicting the Future: Humanized Drug Evaluation Testing—a paid profile about CN Bio Innovations
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• Enabling Research for Better Life—a paid profile about Eurofins Advinus
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• Interview with Nigel Greene, PhD—an interview about industrial applications of artificial intelligence in toxicology
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• Interview with Agnes Karmaus, PhD—an interview about integrating computational toxicology within in vitro assay systems
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• The Human-on-a-Chip Company—a paid profile about Hesperos, Inc.
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• Science for a Safer, Healthier Tomorrow—a paid profile about Chemical Insights, an Institute of Underwriters Laboratories
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• The SOT and NCABR Pilot Program—a feature about the new two-year partnership between SOT and the North Carolina Association for Biomedical Research (NCABR) to develop an outreach program to undergraduate science educators in North Carolina in support of the SOT Strategic Priority around science communication
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Episode Three—View the full episode >

• Importance of Mentoring in the Sciences—a feature about how SOT is helping foster mentoring for its members’ professional and personal development as part of its Strategic Priorities
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• Using Cryopreservation Technology to Accurately Assess Metabolism, Drug-to-Drug Interactions, Toxicology, and Pharmacology—a paid profile about In Vitro ADMET Labratories, Inc.
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• Chemical Impacts on Brain Health—a paid profile about the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of California, Davis (UC Davis)
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• Interview with Mark Johnson, PhD—an interview about the challenges and new approaches in identifying toxicity to protect military personnel, their communities, and the environment
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• Interview with Matthew Campen, PhD—an interview about the SOT journal, Toxicological Sciences, and the new article category called ToxPoint, which allows contributors to express editorial-like views in the journal
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• Protecting the Most Vulnerable Populations from Harms in the Environment—a paid profile about the Institute for Environmental Health Solutions within the Gillings School of Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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• Implementing a Next-Generation Risk Assessment—a paid profile about the Unilever Safety & Environmental Assurance Centre (SEAC)
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Episode Four—View the full episode >

• Training for Trainees at the Society of Toxicology—a feature about SOT programs that provide monetary support for graduate students and postdocs to receive additional training in toxicology
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• Superior Human Skin Models—a paid profile about Phenion, a brand from Henkel
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• Careful Research to Refine, Reduce, and Replace Animals in Experiments—a paid profile about the German Centre for the Protection of Laboratory Animals (Bf3R), part of the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR)
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• Interview with Rebecca Fry, PhD—an interview about the placenta and how it is a recorder and transducer of environmental toxins
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• Protection through Sound Science—a paid profile about the Toxicology, Risk Assessment, and Research Division of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)
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• Team Science at Its Best—a paid profile about the Molecular Toxicology Interdepartmental Program at UCLA
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The opinions expressed on SOT TV are those of the interviewees and do not necessarily represent the Society’s viewpoint or stance on a topic. SOT TV also consists of program slots purchased by the respective institution; making such programs available does not represent endorsement by the SOT, nor does such programming reflect the position of SOT.