Dear Friends and Colleagues: These are unsettling times. Much of the world has started to slowly emerge from the shadow of a global pandemic that has taxed our medical, scientific, national, and local communities, disproportionality so for our friends, family, and colleagues of black or Latino...
This blog was co-authored by Drs. W. Eric Gato, Ria Ramoutar, and Walter Turner. As part of the celebration of Black History Month, faculty from the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department at Georgia Southern University (GS) hosted Antonio Baines, PhD, from North Carolina Central University ...
As an awardee of the SOT International ToxScholar Outreach program , I gave a two-day course to PhD and MS students in the Toxicology Program of the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. The opportunity to go back to my graduate school in Brazil to teach the...
As I am sure any of the SOT Past Presidents will confirm, your year as President of this extraordinary society goes by all too quickly. In this, my last message to you as President, I thought it might be worthwhile to briefly highlight some of the accomplishments your leadership team has...
This blog was authored by Nitin Verma, PhD. Through the SOT International ToxScholar program, I met with undergraduate and postgraduate students and faculty of various institutes in Nepal in December 2019 and January 2020. I visited Vinayak College of Health Sciences, Kathmandu; Central...
Are you an SOT member? Have you ever considered visiting a developing country for the purpose of spreading joy and enthusiasm regarding toxicology? If you answered yes to those questions, then the SOT International ToxScholar Outreach Grant is the travel award for you! Up to $1,250 in...
I have had the honor and pleasure to serve on the SOT Council twice—first from 2008 to 2010 as a Councilor and now as the Society’s President and a member of the Presidential Chain. During my first tenure, under the leadership of my good friend and colleague Michael Holsapple, 2010–2011 SOT...
Scientific disciplines have some long-standing issues related to diversity and inclusion. Since 1901, less than 4% of Nobel Prize recipients in science have been women. Even more astonishingly, not a single Nobel laureate in science has been black. While this historic picture appears bleak,...
On behalf of SOT Council, I am pleased to announce the approval of a new SOT Specialty Section: the Sustainable Chemicals through Contemporary Toxicology Specialty Section (SCCTSS). About SCCTSS The purpose of SCCTSS is to address the broader impact of toxicological research to inform...
In an effort to support parents/guardians attending the SOT Annual Meeting, Council has changed the policy regarding the admittance of children. SOT Annual Meeting registrants (excluding registered guests) will be allowed to bring children into Scientific Sessions and the ToxExpo Exhibit Hall....
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