Submitted by Vanessa Fitsanakis While many programs sponsored by the Society of Toxicology (SOT) focus on opportunities for current toxicologists, the Society is also committed to encouraging talented undergraduates to consider toxicology as a career path. One important way that SOT does this...
The Undergraduate Diversity Program Awards provide the opportunity for promising undergraduate science majors interested in research careers and faculty advisors to attend the Undergraduate Diversity Program at the Society of Toxicology (SOT) Annual Meeting. The goal of the program is to...
Spring has finally sprung throughout most of the United States—although many in the United States are ready to find that groundhog (Punxsutawney Phil) who annually forecasts what kind of spring we’ll have and have a chat with him! I finally received my first picture of flowers popping up from...
The Seventh Annual Tox ShowDown, held as usual on the Tuesday evening of SOT’s Annual Meeting, continued its tradition of melding education with rollicking fun. The members of the three teams in this toxicological quiz game par excellence conducted themselves with suitable aplomb and had...
Thank you for attending the SOT 57th Annual Meeting in San Antonio, Texas, March 11‒15, 2018. At the conclusion of this meeting, several items remained unclaimed in the SOT Headquarters Lost and Found. These items include a black charger, a small black change bag with a silver chain, a gray...
Submitted by Kimberly Hodge-Bell, PhD, DABT, 2017-2018 Chair, Committee on Diversity Initiatives This year marked the 29th Annual Undergraduate Diversity Program at the Society of Toxicology (SOT) Annual Meeting, held in San Antonio, Texas. Patricia E. Ganey, SOT 2017–2018 President ,...
During the 2018 SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo, SOT members volunteered to serve as SOT Reporters, writing about sessions and events they attended during the event. All of their insights and summaries of the science presented during the meeting are available as individual blog posts (listed...
Subcellular toxic effects are getting more and more attention as the field of toxicology delves further into subcellular mechanisms of toxicity. As my own research has recently focused on the effects of 2D manganese dioxide nanomaterials on mitochondria, I was excited to see several sessions at...
The limited number of therapeutic options for several oncological and hematological diseases and recent advances in antibody engineering and conjugation technologies have made antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) an emerging option for cancer treatment. ADCs have a complex structure comprised of a...
The impact of inhalation toxicity from environmental chemicals is a global public health concern. The World Health Organization estimates that more than seven million deaths annually can be attributed to ambient air pollution, and although regulations associated with the Clean Air Act have...
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