SOT provides information on the toxicology profession to enhance understanding of the field by those considering a career in toxicology.

There are many subspecialties of toxicology including: clinical toxicology, regulatory toxicology (both of these found in the pharmaceutical and toxicology industry), forensic toxicology, occupational …

Undergraduate and graduate coursework covers a broad range of disciplines including mechanistic toxicology, environmental toxicology, analytical toxicology, regulatory toxicology and safety assessment.

Air Pollution Toxicology Air Pollution: Ozone Biomarkers Computational Toxicology I Developmental and Juvenile Toxicology Food Safety/Nutrition Neurotoxicity: Developmental I Neurotoxicity: Pesticides …

These events serve to create pathways that support both individual and collective growth, so we encourage all members to engage with these initiatives, be it as a mentor or mentee as your …

What Is Toxicology? Toxicology helps create a safer world Definition: The study of the adverse effects of chemical, physical, or biological agents on living organisms and the ecosystem, including the …

CALENDAR OF EVENTS Connect, Learn, and Grow: Explore Upcoming Toxicology Events This calendar displays events hosted by SOT and its Committees and Component Groups. It also …

SOT has learned that John A. Thomas, PhD, passed away on November 15, 2025. Dr. Thomas was a professor of pharmacology and toxicology and a medical ...

There are a number of degree and education paths that can lead an individual to a career in toxicology. This page is designed to provide those considering a career in toxicology with information on the …

Clinical and translational toxicology is a field of science that measures the impact of pharmaceuticals, chemicals, plant and fungi toxins, and terrestrial and marine animal venoms on human health.