Call For Abstracts

The SOT electronic abstract submission site is open through March 2, 2009, for general abstract submission.

You are invited to submit abstracts for presentation at the Society of Toxicology’s 48^th Annual Meeting. The SOT Annual Meeting is the largest toxicology meeting and exhibition in the world, attracting approximately 6,500 scientists from industry, academia, and government.

Submit Abstract On-Line (through March 2, 2009)

Submission Guidelines

The Scientific Program Committee requires electronic submission of 2009 Abstracts. The deadline for electronic submission is March 2, 2009. The fee for submission is $40.00. Submissions can be entered until 11:59 PM (Eastern Time) on March 2, 2009. Please follow the instructions listed on the Web site. A confirmation/receipt page is provided via e-mail; please print this for your records.

The Scientific Program Committee reviews each abstract that is submitted. The scientific quality of the abstracts presented contributes substantially towards making the SOT Annual Meeting the leading international forum for new toxicologic research. As such, there is a minimum standard for abstract acceptance. While rejection is always unfortunate, abstracts are archived materials that are often cited as publications and the quality of the science presented at the Annual Meeting is paramount. Please refer to the abstract content rules and guidelines on the Web site.

Frequently Asked Questions for Abstract Submission

Why Submit an Abstract?

• Contribute your toxicologic research to the leading international forum for toxicologists.
• Provide attendees with the opportunity to learn about emerging fields and how they apply to toxicology.
• Gain recognition among your peers by having your research published in The Toxicologist.
• Present cutting-edge research that could potentially have a significant impact on the practice of toxicology.
• Open dialogue among your scientific colleagues to effectively develop strategies for active involvement in other areas of toxicology.