In response to a membership-expressed desire to include more timely research in the SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo, SOT is seeking and welcoming proposals for a Hot Topic Session for the 2023 meeting. Hot Topic Sessions can be 90 or 165 minutes and should focus on toxicology-related issues...
SOT hosts a wide variety of Continuing Education (CE) courses as part of the SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo to meet the educational needs of meeting attendees. As part of its commitment to providing lifelong learning opportunities, some SOT CE courses incorporate innovative engagement...
SOT -supported interns at Rutgers included Zachary Kobs, Daniella Bermeo Grajales, Faythe Cooper, and Ruth Meletz To encourage undergraduate students to pursue careers related to toxicology, the Faculty United for Toxicology Undergraduate Recruitment and Education (FUTURE) Committee is...
Dr. Namandjé N. Bumpus I am excited to announce that Namandjé N. Bumpus, Chief Scientist for the US Food and Drug Administration, is the opening Plenary speaker for the SOT 62nd Annual Meeting and ToxExpo, taking place March 19–23, 2023. Dr. Bumpus will deliver a talk titled “Advancing...
There have been many forces influencing education in the last few years. Your innovations will make a discussion-worthy poster for the 2023 SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo. The Faculty United for Toxicology Undergraduate Recruitment and Education (FUTURE) Committee encourages educators, whether...
The Graduate Student Leadership Committee organizes the Chat with an Expert program each year as part of the SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo ! Participation in this program is a wonderful opportunity for you to contribute and give back to the SOT community by helping trainees navigate their...
Bill, Dean McCauslin, and Tim I arrived at Mount St. Mary’s College (now Mount St. Mary’s University) in fall 1976 to sign up for freshman classes. The small, private liberal arts school in rural northern Maryland offered the perfect environment for me to grow and learn, for I realized...
Did you know that SOT has a Specialty Section Collaboration and Communication Group (SS-CCG) that works on initiatives that will benefit all the SOT Specialty Sections? This group is comprised of 10 Presidents or Past Presidents representing the 29 SOT Specialty Sections, and its mission is...
Would you like to host company meetings, discussions, meals, and/or receptions during the SOT 62nd Annual Meeting and ToxExpo ? If you are an SOT Global Partner, ToxExpo exhibitor, Annual Meeting Supporter, or other approved organization, you can request complimentary meeting space to host...
To better understand the mass poisonings from pharmaceuticals to which diethylene glycol was mistakenly added, toxicologists examined how the metabolite diglycolic acid accumulates in kidney cells and specifically what role, if any, sodium dicarboxylate transporters play. The results of that...
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