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The American Society for Cellular and Computational Toxicology (ASCCT) is pleased to offer a travel award to sponsor one student attendee in the toxicology track of the 2022 Summer School on Innovative Approaches in Science. This award will give one student the opportunity to advance their knowledge of non-animal approaches in science. Those interested in applying for the ASCCT travel award...
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“Practical applications of new tools in toxicology”
October 12-14, 2021 (virtual)
Thanks to all participants for a wonderful meeting! Please email info@ascctox.org to get involved in planning the 2022 meeting, which will hopefully be in person.
The 9th Annual ASCCT meeting was held online 20-23 October 2020, using Zoom for lectures and Remo for poster presentations. With over 175 attendees, it was the largest meeting the Society has hosted to date, with people from all over the world!
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Read moreComputational Toxicology: Peeking into the Clouds while Keeping our Feet on Solid Ground
The 8th Annual Meeting of the ASCCT was held on September 25-26, 2019 at Gaithersburg Hilton – Montgomery Ballroom (Gaithersburg, MD). It focused on the development and use of computational...
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The American Society for Cellular and Computational Toxicology (ASCCT) recently held its 6th Annual Meeting at the headquarters of one of its founding organizations, the Institute for In Vitro Sciences....
Read moreThank you to all who helped make our fifth meeting the best yet. Attendees were treated to plenary lectures on read across by Dr. Thomas Hartung of Johns Hopkins University and on stem cells in toxicology by Dr. Mahendra Rao of Mahendra Rao, LLC. Sixteen presentations showcasing advances in...
Read morePromises and Challenges of a More Flexible Approach to Toxicology Testing
The fourth annual ASCCT meeting explored new approaches to toxicology testing with plenary lectures given by Warren Casey, Director of NICEATM and Craig Rowlands from the Dow Chemical...
Read moreWhere Chemistry and Biology Meet: AOPs as a Framework for Advancing Toxicology
Dr. Robert Kavlock of the US Environmental Protection Agency opened the meeting with a discussion on the development of the Adverse Outcome Pathways concept, in which AOPs offer a...
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