The Society of Toxicology of Canada
52nd Annual Symposium
Connecting the dots: from benchtop to evaluating health and environmental risk
Nov 30 – Dec 2, 2020
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upcoming event
More info
This year the symposium will be a virtual learning event
Overview of the program
Nov 30th
Annual Business Meeting (members only)
December 1st and December 2nd – 1 to 5pm EST
Keynote
Nicole Kleinstreuer, PhD
NICEATM Director, Computational Toxicology
Symposia
Sensitization – skin and beyond
Metals
Trainees presentations
STC Awards
Gabriel L Plaa Award of Distinction Lecture
V.E. Henderson Award
Students awards
Virtual interactive posters
DEADLINES
Early bird – Tuesday, October 20th
Registration – Friday, November 27th
Abstract – Tuesday, October 20th
PAYMENT FEES
Early bird: Tuesday, October 20th
– Members : 100$ / Non members : 250$
– Postdoc members : 50$ / Postdoc non members :150$
– Students : free / Students non members : 50$
Regular: Friday, November 27th
– Members : 150$ / Non members : 300$
– Postdoc members : 100$ / Postdoc non members : 200$
– Students : free / Students non members : 100$
MORE INFORMATION COMING SOON
ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM BOOKS
2019
Optimizing testing strategies and exploring novel mechanisms of human and environmental toxicants
2018
What’s in a NAM ? (Novel Approach Methodologies)
2017
Visualizing Toxicology in 4D: Disruption, Development and Drug Discovery
2016
High-tech toxicology: new approaches … old problems?
2015
Modern Toxicology Essentials: Models, Toxicogenomics, Populations & Safety
2014
REACTing in Today’s Environment and Predicting Tomorrow’s Challenges
2013
Mechanistic Paradigms for Toxicological Regulation
2012
Frontiers of Toxicology: New Questions, New Methods and New Approaches
2011
Low Dose Effects and Their Use in Risk Assessment: When is an Effect Adverse?
2010
Linking Early Exposures to Late Effects: New Science, Tools and Modes of Action
2009
Toxicology of drug and chemical mixtures: from mechanisms to risk assessment
2008
Toxicity testing tomorrow: What does the future hold?
