Blogs

SOT was thrilled to film and feature SOT TV on-site in San Diego as part of the 2022 SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo. SOT TV features offer insights on toxicology research, topics, and organizations, as well as spotlights on SOT initiatives. All SOT TV content is available now for viewing on YouTube.

Thank you to all the companies, researchers, and attendees that participated in SOT TV.

Episode One—View the full episode >

• Interview with David Jett, PhD—the 2020 SOT Translational Impact Award recipient discusses the development of a drug to treat seizures caused by everything from epilepsy to nerve agent exposure
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• Engaging with SOT—a feature about all the different ways SOT members can get involved with the Society, including through leadership and mentorship roles
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• The Molecular Toxicology Interdepartmental Program at UCLA—a paid profile
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• Safety & Environmental Assurance Centre at Unilever Global IP Limited—a paid profile
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• The ToxMSDT Program, supported by SOT—a feature about this new program funding by an NIH grant in which diverse, high-achieving undergraduate students are teamed with a mentor in the biomedical sciences for exposure to work sites, scientific conferences, and more
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• The Question of the Day—What are you most looking forward to at the 2022 SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo?
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Episode Two—View the full episode >

• Interview with Flemming Cassee, PhD—this 2022 Symposium Session Chair describes the latest findings related to microplastics and sustainable solutions
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• Interview with Alexandra Maertens, PhD—this 2022 SOT Workshop Session presenter discusses the need to train chemists in toxicology and for toxicologists to look beyond animal models
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• The SOT Awards—a feature about the benefits, opportunities, and importance of the SOT Awards program
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• Chemical Insights Research Institute of Underwriters Laboratories Inc.—a paid profile
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• Vivodyne Inc.—a paid profile
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• Interview with David Gallegos, PhD—this 2022 Symposium Session Chair highlights advancements in single cell profiling that allow toxicologists to see the effects of toxicants more clearly on individual cell types
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• The Question of the Day—What are exciting career paths in toxicology?
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Episode Three—View the full episode >

• The SOT Endowment Fund—a feature about the impact of the fund of the Society’s programs, researchers, and the field of toxicology
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• Interview with Deidre Dalmas Wilk, PhD—this 2022 SOT Workshop Session Co-Chair and presenter shares how novel pathway analysis tools can contribute to better safety biomarkers
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• Interview with Devon Payne-Sturges, DrPH—this 2022 Workshop Session presenter discusses how researchers need to examine the combined effects of chemical toxicants and social stressors on children’s neurodevelopment
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• Alcyomics Ltd.—a paid profile
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• BioIVT—a paid profile
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• Emulate, Inc.—a paid profile
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• Interview with Carlie Lalone, PhD—this 2022 Roundtable Session Co-Chair highlights how some hazard and risk assessments are moving away from whole organism toxicity testing to inform public health
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• Interview with Suzanne Fenton, PhD—this 2022 Symposium Session Co-Chair talks about the increase in instances of hypertensive diseases of pregnancy and research into potential causes, such as environmental factors
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• Interview with Babasaheb “Bob” Sonawane, PhD—this 2022 Symposium Session Co-Chair describes how certain population groups are disproportionally exposed to and affected by environmental exposures such as air and water pollution and hazardous waste
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• The Question of the Day—What do you love most about the field of toxicology?
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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.