Webinar Archive

Welcome to the webinar archive, which features presentations about current scientific and policy topics related to computational and in vitro toxicology. These videos are recorded as part of the ASCCT-ESTIV monthly webinar series, sponsored by ASCCT and the European Society for Toxicology In Vitro. They are organized by year using the horizontal menu below. Please feel free to view any webinar; you can search for keywords in the search bar at the top of the page.

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2026 Webinars

ASCCT-ESTIV Award Winners Series: Evidence Integration & Predictive Performance with Prachi Pradeep, Kenzie Pereira, and Raymond Hu (February 25, 2026)

Prachi Pradeep, PhD: “NAM-based Assessment to Classify Chemicals for Systemic Toxicity Effects"

ASCCT 14th Annual Meeting Ed Carney Predictive Toxicology Award Recipient

Kenzie Pereira, PhD: “Predictivity Assessment of the Human Thyroid Microtissue Assay”

ASCCT 14th Annual Meeting Suzanne Fitzpatrick Student Travel Award Recipient

Raymond Hu: “Development of a curated database of skin sensitizers released from medical devices”

ASCCT 14th Annual Meeting Poster Award Recipient

ASCCT 14th Annual Meeting Session: Advancing Cannabis Safety Assessments with New Approach Methodologies (February 27, 2026)

FEATURING
Yitong Liu, PhD, DABT, Senior Research Pharmacologist, US FDA

Overview of Cannabis Toxicity and Human Use

Michael Santillo, PhD, Senior Research Chemist, US FDA

In vitro and in silico biological target screening of cannabinoids

Xiugong Gao, PhD, Research Biologist, US FDA

Transcriptomic point-of-departure derivation for hemp extract and four major cannabinoids using a human iPSC-derived hepatotoxicity model

Kirsten Eckstrum, PhD, Research Biologist, US FDA

Examining the hepatotoxic potential of cannabidiol, cannabidiol-containing hemp extract, and cannabinol at consumer-relevant exposure concentrations in primary human hepatocytes

Piper Hunt, PhD, Research Biologist, US FDA

Assessment of the effects of cannabidiol in Caenorhabditis elegans

ASCCT-ESTIV Award Winners Series: AI & Machine Learning with Ivo Djidrovski and Nyssa Tucker (March 18, 2026)

Nyssa Tucker: “RADISH: ROBOKOP Assisted Discovery of in silico Hypotheses - A case study of mechanisms linking nuclear receptors to liver disease”

ASCCT 14th Annual Meeting Travel Award Recipient

Ivo Djidrovski, PhD: “Augmenting Chemical Hazard and Risk Assessment through Large Language Models and AI Agents”

ASCCT 14th Annual Meeting Ray Tice Tox21 Student Award Recipient

ASCCT-ESTIV Award Winners Series: The Respiratory Tract and Mucosal Tissues with Sezin Aday Aydin and Shaun McCullough (May 19, 2026)

Shaun McCullough, PhD: “First Use of In Vitro Respiratory Tract Models for a TSCA Test Order: Evaluating Hexafluoropropylene Oxide (HFPO) Effects Across Three Regions of the Respiratory Tract”
ASCCT 14th Annual Meeting Poster Award Recipient

Sezin Aday Aydın, PhD: “Barrier at Risk, Protection Within Reach: Small-Molecule Strategies to Preserve Oral Epithelial Integrity Under Environmental Stress” **Not in Recording**
ASCCT 14th Annual Meeting Travel Award Recipient