Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

American Academy of Clinical Toxicology (AACT)

The AACT and SOT have committed to promote an exchange of speakers/sessions at each society’s meeting to further educate their students, faculty members, and administrators. Both parties aim for a “goal of creating a safer and healthier world through advancements in education, research, prevention, and treatment.”

EUROTOX

Each year, SOT and EUROTOX sponsor a joint debate at each annual event on a key topic in toxicology and exchange award lectures between their two meetings.

Japanese Society of Toxicology (JSOT)

The purpose of the SOT-JSOT MOU is to enhance the future academic relationship between SOT and JSOT, in order to enhance the development of toxicology in the international arena. JSOT and SOT sponsor an exchange each year through which two scientists from each organization participate in a Symposium focused on a topic of global interest at each Society’s annual event.

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS)

Through the MOU with NIEHS, SOT has committed to “pursue collaborative efforts such as liaison communications, partnerships, and events that promote best practices associated with common interests and missions” in efforts to “improve the identification, characterization, and prevention of environmentally related disease.”

National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)

NIOSH and SOT agreed to work collaboratively through partnership, now and in the future, to promote best practices associated with exposure science and control.

US Food and Drug Administration (US FDA)

The US FDA and SOT agreed to work collaboratively through partnership to promote best practices associated with regulatory science and toxicology.