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What is Toxicology?
There are many subspecialties of toxicology including: clinical toxicology, regulatory toxicology (both of these found in the pharmaceutical and toxicology industry), forensic toxicology, occupational toxicology, and risk assessment.
Society of Toxicology (SOT)
The Society of Toxicology (SOT) is comprised of 8,000 individuals working in toxicology worldwide. SOT provides resources and hosts meetings to advance the science.
What Is Toxicology? Why Is It Important? - Society of Toxicology (SOT)
What Is Toxicology? Toxicology helps create a safer world Definition: The study of the adverse effects of chemical, physical, or biological agents on living organisms and the ecosystem, including the prevention and amelioration of such adverse effects.
SOT Releases 2026 Annual Meeting Program - toxchange.toxicology.org
This comprehensive document contains an outline of everything that you need to know about the 2026 SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo, including:
Around the World of Toxicology: January 2026 Partner Activities Update
Each month, SOT provides an update on activities and events of importance to the toxicology community through the release of the “Around the World of Toxicology” blog.
SOT 64th Annual Meeting and ToxExpo Program - toxicology.org
This daylong program introduces undergraduates to toxicology and includes opportunities to explore and interpret data, meet with academic program directors, and network with SOT mentors.
Over $140,000 in Funding Available Through 2026 SOT Supported Awards
Apply for these exciting opportunities and advance your career in toxicology. Remember applications for SOT Supported Awards, including the requested additional materials (letters of recommendation, budget sheets, etc.), are due by October 9.
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There are a number of degree and education paths that can lead an individual to a career in toxicology. This page is designed to provide those considering a career in toxicology with information on the profession, schooling needed, and more.
Basic Concepts of Regulatory Toxicology and Risk Assessment ...
Regulatory toxicology requires knowledge of aspects related to a number of disciplines of natural and social sciences, including chemistry, biology, bioinformatics, toxicology, epidemiology, exposure assessment and nutrition, as well as sociology, psychology and communication, to name a few.
Toxicological Sciences Journal Online - Society of Toxicology
There are a number of degree and education paths that can lead an individual to a career in toxicology. This page is designed to provide those considering a career in toxicology with information on the profession, schooling needed, and more.
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