Proposal Submission

Proposal Submission

The session proposal deadline has passed. The abstracts for all Symposia and Continuing Education Courses will be published prior to the meeting on the secure website for the meeting attendees to access. The Scientific Program Committee and Continuing Education Committee are looking forward to working with the IUTOX and other societies to create an inclusive and diverse program that highlights excellence in science and practice of toxicology around the Globe.

Scientific Program

The review of symposium session will be conducted by the Scientific Program Committee and will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

1. Scientific excellence of the individual talks and the session overall.
2. Relevance of the topic of the Symposium to the overall theme of ICTXV, “Toxicology Solutions for Global Public, Environmental and Personal Health.”
3. Balance of the scientific content with respect to the utility and relevance of the information presented for improving human and environmental health in countries with both robust and developing research and regulatory enterprises.
4. Speaker diversity with respect to the geographical area represented, gender, and sector (government, industry, academia, other).
5. Availability of the support for speaker travel to ICTXV. [This criterion is not a requirement, but a strong encouragement. Please consult the Symposium Session Speaker Reimbursement Policies and Details (PDF | Word Doc) for more information.]

Continuing Education

The review of CE submissions will be conducted by the Continuing Education Committee and will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

1. Scientific excellence and educational content of the individual talks and the session overall.
2. Relevance of the topic of the Continuing Education course to the overall theme of ICTXV, “Toxicology Solutions for Global Public, Environmental, and Personal Health.”
3. Balance of the scientific content with respect to the utility and relevance of the information presented for improving human and environmental health in countries with both robust and developing research and regulatory enterprises.
4. Speaker diversity with respect to the geographical area represented, gender, and sector (government, industry, academia, other).
5. Availability of the support for speaker travel to ICTXV. [This criterion is not a requirement, but a strong encouragement. Please consult the Continuing Education Session Speaker Reimbursement Policies and Details (PDF | Word Doc) for more information.]