Upcoming Events

ACT Upcoming Events


  • Thursday
    27
    March

    Join Us on March 27 for the Live Specialty Toxicology Studies eLearning Seminar – Module 2!

    Mar 27, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (ET)
    The American College of Toxicology is proud to offer an eLearning Seminar focused on "Why, When, and How to Conduct Specialty Toxicology Studies." This seminar explores critical topics such as photosafety evaluation, immunotoxicity, dermatotoxicity, and ocular toxicity, which are often essential at various stages of therapeutic development. These studies may be required due to the route of administration, use case, on/off-target effects, or unexpected findings from nonclinical or clinical studies. Given their complexity, they demand specialized expertise for effective risk assessment and regulatory success. This four-module eLearning series emphasizes practical principles and real-world examples to guide the design and execution of these studies, ensuring success in therapeutic discovery and development.
     
    For more information and registration, please visit ACT eLearning. 

  • Thursday
    10
    April

    April 10: Don't Miss the Specialty Toxicology Studies eLearning Seminar Module 3 Live Event

    Apr 10, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (ET)

    The American College of Toxicology is proud to offer an eLearning Seminar focused on "Why, When, and How to Conduct Specialty Toxicology Studies." This seminar explores critical topics such as photosafety evaluation, immunotoxicity, dermatotoxicity, and ocular toxicity, which are often essential at various stages of therapeutic development. These studies may be required due to the route of administration, use case, on/off-target effects, or unexpected findings from nonclinical or clinical studies. Given their complexity, they demand specialized expertise for effective risk assessment and regulatory success. This four-module eLearning series emphasizes practical principles and real-world examples to guide the design and execution of these studies, ensuring success in therapeutic discovery and development. 

    For more information and registration, please visit ACT eLearning. 

  • Monday
    28
    April

    Toxicology for Pharmaceutical and Regulatory Scientists Course

    Apr 28 - May 2, (ET)

    This annual ACT course provides basic training in general toxicology. Participants will obtain an overall understanding of the principles of toxicology and nonclinical safety evaluation with a focus on pharmaceutical development. By popular demand, the course will include discussion of regulatory case studies and hands-on analyses of nonclinical data. The course is intended to benefit individuals working with small and large molecules from biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, CROs, and regulatory agencies, or individuals interested in or currently practicing toxicology.

    Gaithersburg, MD, United States

  • Thursday
    22
    May

    May 22: : Don't Miss the Specialty Toxicology Studies eLearning Seminar Module 4 Live Event

    May 22, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (ET)

    The American College of Toxicology is proud to offer an eLearning Seminar focused on "Why, When, and How to Conduct Specialty Toxicology Studies." This seminar explores critical topics such as photosafety evaluation, immunotoxicity, dermatotoxicity, and ocular toxicity, which are often essential at various stages of therapeutic development. These studies may be required due to the route of administration, use case, on/off-target effects, or unexpected findings from nonclinical or clinical studies. Given their complexity, they demand specialized expertise for effective risk assessment and regulatory success. This four-module eLearning series emphasizes practical principles and real-world examples to guide the design and execution of these studies, ensuring success in therapeutic discovery and development. 

    For more information and registration, please visit ACT eLearning. 

  • Monday
    16
    June

    New! – Biologics Nonclinical Drug Development Course

    Jun 16 - 18, (ET)

    Registration Open!

    ACT proudly introduces a new course, Biologics Nonclinical Drug Development. This course delves into regulatory considerations and toxicologic evaluation of protein biologics, cell and gene therapies, and oncolytic viruses. Participants will explore key principles and methodologies in nonclinical safety assessment, covering studies from candidate selection to marketing authorization, including toxicity, safety pharmacology, and immunogenicity. Case studies will illustrate strategies and issues unique to these advanced therapeutic modalities.

    Gaithersburg, MD, United States

  • Monday
    4
    August

    Advanced Comprehensive Toxicology Course

    Aug 4 - 8, (ET)

    The American College of Toxicology (ACT) is offering an advanced course, Advanced Comprehensive Toxicology, to complement the Toxicology for Pharmaceutical and Regulatory Scientists course. The lectures cover detailed descriptions of the principles of toxicology, the effects of xenobiotics on organ systems, discussions of specific classes of toxicants, mechanisms of toxicity, risk assessment, and other contemporary toxicological concepts. The content of this course provides information that may be helpful to those seeking certification in toxicology or to those seeking advanced training in toxicology.

    More information

    Gaithersburg, MD, United States

  • Wednesday
    1
    October

    Basic Topics in Toxicology eLearning Seminar

    Oct 1 - Dec 31, (ET)

    eLearning Seminar: Basic Topics in Toxicology

    Registration open!

    To further its mission to educate, lead, and serve, the American College of Toxicology is offering a new eLearning Seminar focused on the basic topics in toxicology. Basic Topics consists of nine modules that is aimed to provide a strong foundation for an in-depth understanding of the basic concepts and principles of toxicology, pharmacology, drug metabolism, and pharmacokinetics. These modules feature recorded presentations by recognized experts in the field.

    Modules are available for purchase as a set. Each module is about 90 minutes or less in duration.