Taking place in Nashville, Tennessee, the SOT 62nd Annual Meeting and ToxExpo will feature more than 70 Featured and Scientific Sessions, 2,000 presentations, 250 exhibitors, and 5,000 attendees.

The congress will cover the latest advances in our understanding of food in all its manifestations including food safety, food security, regulations, innovations in food processing, hygienic design, and engineering, frontier areas in food science & technology, novel food products, nutraceuticals and nutrients, markets and consumer preferences and much more of the latest of cutting edge technologies in each sector of Food Science and Technology.

In addition to outstanding speakers and highly relevant topics, there is also a pre-symposium workshop on regulatory aspects, congress dinner, posters and exhibitors on site in the attractive Campus in Muttenz.

Learn about recent developments in science, business, advocacy, and regulation and share perspectives and experiences. This annual gathering brings together a diverse group of hundreds of international stakeholders from government, industry, food service, retail, academia, civil society, and beyond. It will be held in a hybrid format that allows participants to join either in person or online to follow and engage in the presentations and discussions from anywhere ...

The proposed theme for the IATDMCT 2022 follows coherently with the themes of the last Congresses, i. e. pharmacokinetics, pharmacogenomics, toxicology, the analysis of drugs in biological fluids and new analytical applications, the safety of patients, etc.

The program will therefore be focused on the process of using concentrations of drugs, on the principles of pharmacokinetic and on the pharmacodynamic relationships, in order to optimize therapy in individual patients.

Under the congress theme “Uniting in Toxicology”, ICT 2022 aims to set up a diverse congress program that makes the various disciplines the subject of joint discussions.

The OpenTox 2022 Conference activity will take place online from 12 - 16 September supported by online tools for poster presentations, webinars, hackathon, and communications (OpenTox Slack).

The University of Basel, together with the Research Ethics Committee of the Canton Zürich and swissethics, invites to an international scientific symposium.

The aim is to discuss how scientists, clinicians, regulators, research ethics committees, academic institutions, and funding agencies share responsibilities to enhance value and progress in science and medicine. This was a key concern of Prof. Dr. Meier-Abt as a researcher and former Vice President of the University of Basel.