Do you still need those last few recertification hours? Do you want to learn about the basics of systematic review or the industrial applications of computational toxicology? Or perhaps you want to bring your coworkers up to speed on PBPK applications in chemical safety assessment or the basics...
Diverse educational courses offered on Sunday, March 10, at the SOT Annual Meeting. Course eBook and coffee included! The SOT Continuing Education Committee is pleased to offer a wide-range of Continuing Education (CE) courses on Sunday, March 10, at the SOT Annual Meeting in Baltimore,...
On Sunday March 12, 2018, I attended the very informative Continuing Education (CE) course "Lead Optimization of Therapeutic Small Molecules: From Drug Target to Clinical Candidate Selection—Strategies and Decision Making," endorsed by SOT Drug Discovery Toxicology, Cardiovascular Toxicology,...
Recent years have seen an increasing surge in the development of novel biotherapeutics. Preclinical safety evaluation plays a crucial role in drug development and the highly diverse modalities and complexity of biotherapeutics poses several development challenges, such as identifying relevant...
The trend of shifting toxicology testing from animal testing to alternative methods has penetrated all subfields in toxicology and all geological regions. The 2018 Continuing Education course “Consumer Products Safety Assessment: Progress in the Use of Alternatives to Animal Models” focused on...
The "CRISPR-Cas9 for Toxicologists" sunrise Continuing Education course was comprised of two lectures, one being on the structure and function of CRISPR and second on its applications in toxicology. Both talks were stupendously organized and informative. The graphs, cartoons, and videos...
If you didn’t get the play of words in the title, you probably are not watching TV or reading the newspapers. If you did, you should realize that personal genome exploration has reached the consumer economy, and it is as easy to get tested for about one million single nucleotide polymorphisms ...
Submitted by Susan Y. Smith and Alan Hoberman, Chairpersons of the 2015 Continuing Education PM11 (CE/CME) course What tissue is a key regulator of growth, energy metabolism, muscle and fat mass; interacts with organ systems including the kidney, reproductive, and immune systems; renews...
Submitted by Saber M. Hussain and Dan Huh, Chairpersons of the 2015 Continuing Education PM10 (CE) course Do you want to develop next-generation in vitro systems that more closely mimic an accurate physiological environment? Interested in a human breathing lung-on-a-chip and the...
Submitted by John Kremer, Chairperson of the 2015 Continuing Education (CE) course PM09. Cardiovascular safety liabilities continue to be a major cause of drug attrition in late-stage clinical trials and post-market approval. Preclinical studies are increasingly incorporating more rigorous...
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