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Proposed Changes to Federal Policies Governing Research Funding and Scientific Activities

By James Luyendyk posted 2 days ago
SOT would like to make its members aware of proposed changes to federal policies governing research funding ...
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Relive the 2026 SOT Annual Meeting Through SOT Reporter Recaps

By Dana Dolinoy posted 2 days ago
More than 2 0 recaps of Scientific Sessions, poster presentations, and Tiny Tox Talks held during ...
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The Effects of PFAS on Skin Pigmentation and Melanoma Vulnerability

By Dana Dolinoy posted 2 days ago
This   blog   is being shared under the   SOT Secretary’s   name as part of their ...
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Around the World of Toxicology: June 2026 Activities Update

By Dana Dolinoy posted 8 days ago
Each month, SOT provides an update on activities and events of importance to the toxicology community ...
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Combating Imposter Syndrome and Negative Self Talk

By Samantha Musso posted 8 days ago
To open up her Tiny Tox T alk, “ Ever Felt Like You’re Fooling Everyone ...
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Exploring PFAS Sources in US Drinking Water

By Dana Dolinoy posted 8 days ago
This   blog   is being shared under the   SOT Secretary ’ s   name as part ...
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The Mehendale Welcome Award: Supporting My Journey in Environmental Health and Climate Science

By Christine Curran posted 15 days ago
Natalia Castro Hinostroza The SOT Mehendale Welcome Award, administered by the SOT Education ...
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Effective Risk Communication: A Critical Skill That All Toxicologists and Scientists Should Develop

By Johanna Elizabeth Ku posted 15 days ago
When a disaster occurs, local officials run to the scene. The area is evaluated , and an investigation ...
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How Tiny Zebrafish Are Advancing PFAS Toxicity Research

By Sharika Marjan posted 15 days ago
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a major focus of environmental toxicology due to their ...
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How PFAS Affect the Heart at a Cellular Level

By Dana Dolinoy posted 15 days ago
This   blog   is being shared under the   SOT Secretary ’ s   name as part ...
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ToxSci Volume 209, Issue 4 Available

By Robyn Tanguay posted 22 days ago
Volume 209, Issue 4 of Toxicological Sciences features a Contemporary Review ...
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SOT Members Are Invited for a Week of Science in Montréal

By Dana Dolinoy posted 22 days ago
This blog is being shared on behalf of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) ...
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SOT Announces Next ToxSci Editor-in-Chief

By Jennifer Schlezinger posted 22 days ago
Alison H. Harrill Over the last few months, the SOT Board of Publications (BOP) has engaged in ...
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Research Insights Rising from the Ashes

By Dana Dolinoy posted 22 days ago
This   blog   is being shared under the   SOT Secretary ’ s   name as part ...
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From Guinea Pigs to Alligators: What Metals Science Is Telling Us Now

By Alexandra Del Favero-Campbell posted 22 days ago
From guinea pigs to alligators—and nearly everything in between—the “ Metals I ” ...
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We Are What We Eat … and So Are Our Models

By Krista Enos posted 22 days ago
Diet and health have become a hot topic of conversation in public discourse and individual ...
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Upcoming Career Development Webinar on Pathways to Teaching in Higher Education

By Greg Landry posted 29 days ago
The SOT Undergraduate Educator Network has announced an upcoming webinar focused on pathways ...
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In Memoriam: John Eric Garst

By Dana Dolinoy posted 29 days ago
SOT has learned that Emeritus member John Eric Garst passed away on April 23, 2026, after a short battle ...
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Daniel A. Gorelick, Amie K. Lund, Fjodor Melnikov, and Alison Pecquet Elected to the SOT Nominating Committee

By Matthew Campen posted 29 days ago
SOT is pleased to announce that Daniel A. Gorelick, PhD; Amie K. Lund, PhD ; Fjodor Melnikov, ...
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If a Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words, a Clear Graph Will Protect Your Science

By Johanna Elizabeth Ku posted 29 days ago
During the last decade, we have seen the importance of scientists hav ing more presence ...
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