American College of Toxicology
The annual meeting of the American College of Toxicology (ACT) focuses on toxicology research and education, with topics ranging from chemical safety testing to risk assessment. The conference is aimed at toxicologists, pharmacologists, and other professionals involved in the assessment of chemical hazards, and serves as a forum for sharing the latest research findings and regulatory developments in this field.
ACT 2023
Date
Nov 12, 2023 - Nov 15, 2023
Location
Orlando, USA
The 44th Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology 2023 welcomes professional scientists representing the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, regulatory agencies, contract research organizations, and academia. The conference offers a wide-ranging scientific program and educational courses, with distinguished plenary speakers, the popular Poster Session, an Awards Ceremony, and multiple professional networking events.
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ACT 2022
Date
Nov 13, 2022 - Nov 16, 2022
Location
Denver, USA
This meeting provides insights into recent advances in the following fields of toxicology: food safety, chemical safety, environmental, occupational, regulatory, risk assessment, education, and ethics.
ACT 2021
Date
Nov 10, 2021 - Nov 19, 2021
Location
Online
This meeting includes a wide-ranging scientific program with distinguished plenary speakers, the popular poster viewing session, an awards ceremony, Talking Tox webinars (exhibitor-hosted webinars), and professional networking events.
ACT 2020
Date
Nov 12, 2020 - Nov 19, 2020
Location
Online
A special celebration is held this year to highlight 40 years of annual meetings, featuring the people who were instrumental in shaping the field throughout the last four decades.
ACT 2017
Date
Nov 05, 2017 - Nov 08, 2017
Location
Palm Springs, U.S.
This conference hosts over 950 attendees from 24 countries and includes 16 symposia and eight continuing education courses.
ACT 2016
Date
Nov 06, 2016 - Nov 09, 2016
Location
Baltimore, USA
Over 1,000 attendees participate in this conference which includes 18 symposia and seven continuing education courses.
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ACT 2015
Date
Nov 08, 2015 - Nov 11, 2015
Location
Summerlin, USA
The 36th Annual Meeting includes 17 symposia, seven continuing education courses and welcomes over 900 attendees.
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- Aerosol from a candidate modified risk tobacco product has reduced effects on chemotaxis and transendothelial migration compared to smoke from conventional cigarettes
- Assessment of the Tobacco Heating System 2.2, a candidate Modified Risk Tobacco Product, on human organotypic nasal and bronchial epithelial tissue culture using systems toxicology approach
- Cilia of human MucilAir (TM) are less impacted by the exposure to the aerosol of a candidate modified risk tobacco product than to whole smoke from conventional cigarettes in vitro
- Indoor Air Chemistry - Assessment of environmental aerosol generated by Tobacco Heating System 2.2.
- Reduced effects of aqueous aerosol extract from THS2.2, a candidate Modified Risk Tobacco Product on the adhesion of monocytic cells to human coronary arterial endothelial cells
- Reduced Exposure To Harmful And Potentially Harmful Constituents after 90 Days Of Use Of Tobacco Heating System 2.2 Menthol In Japan: A Comparison With Continued Cigarette Use Or Smoking Abstinence
- Reduced exposure to harmful and potentially harmful constituents after 90 days of use of tobacco heating system 2.2 menthol in the U.S.: A comparison with continued cigarette use or smoking abstinence
- Systems toxicology analysis of cardiovascular and respiratory endpoints from Apoe-/- mice showed similar effects after switching to a candidate modified risk tobacco product, THS 2.2, or to smoking cessation
- The Systems Toxicology Challenge
- Toxicological evaluation of the Tobacco Heating System 2.2, a candidate Modified Risk Tobacco Product in a 90-Day OECD inhalation study complemented with systems toxicology
ACT 2014
Date
Nov 09, 2014 - Nov 12, 2014
Location
Orlando, USA
The 35th Annual Meeting includes 17 symposia and eigth continuing education courses.
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- A meta-analysis of human organotypic respiratory cultures exposed to whole cigarette smoke
- Comparison of the biological impact of cigarette smoke and a prototypic modified risk tobacco product on human versus rat primary normal bronchial epithelial cells
- Effects of Cigarette Smoke Exposure on the Insulin Resistance-Related Metabolic Changes in the High Fat Diet-fed ApoE Knock-Out Mice
- High Content Screening analysis of the Biological Impact of Harmful / Potentially Harmful Constituents of Tobacco Smoke
- Modeling of flow and evolving aerosol particles dynamics for computing local deposition in air-liquid interface experiments
ACT 2008
Date
Nov 09, 2008 - Nov 12, 2008
Location
Tucson, USA
The 29th Annual Meeting includes 18 symposia and eight continuing education courses.