SOT Annual Meetings

PAR−19−306 FDA科学会议资助计划（13/U13） 项目摘要/总结： 毒理学学会（SOT）年会和博览会是最大的毒理学 会议和展览吸引了来自工业界的6,000多名科学家， 来自地球仪50多个国家的学术界和政府。第59 SOT年会将在阿纳海姆会议中心举行（完全符合 与无障碍指导方针的美国残疾人法案）在阿纳海姆， 加州，2020年3月15日至19日。年会计划包括全体会议和 其他专题会议，以及60多个科学会议，2,000篇摘要， 以及14个继续教育（CE）课程。除了CE课程和科学 5次信息交流会和2次教育-职业发展会 展示SOT对终身学习和智力科学的承诺 刺激. 2020年的科学计划旨在最大限度地暴露于突破性的 研究和网络和专业发展的机会。促进 并鼓励来自地球仪的科学家参与， 几个专题会议，以突出这些合作。 此外，SOT与会者可以利用ToxExpo提供的 全面的产品信息和尖端技术， 企业也将有一个多天的本科多样性计划， 本科生和他们的导师谁是在科学代表性不足， 鼓励并帮助培养下一代科学家。

PAR−19−306 FDA Scientific Conference Grant Program (13/U13) Project Abstract/Summary: The Society of Toxicology (SOT) Annual Meeting and Expo is the largest toxicology meeting and exhibition in the world attracting more than 6,000 scientists from industry, academia, and government from more than 50 countries around the globe. The 59th SOT Annual Meeting will be held at the Anaheim Convention Center (fully compliant with the accessibility guidelines of the Americans with Disability Act) in Anaheim, California, from March 15−19, 2020. The annual meeting program includes plenary and other featured sessions, as well as more than 60 Scientific Sessions, 2,000 abstracts, and 14 Continuing Education (CE) courses. In addition to the CE courses and scientific sessions, five informational and two education-career development sessions demonstrate the commitment of SOT to life-long learning and intellectual scientific stimulation. The 2020 scientific program is designed to maximize exposure to ground-breaking research and opportunities for networking and professional development. To promote and encourage scientific engagement with scientists from around the globe, there are several featured sessions to highlight these collaborations. Furthermore, SOT attendees can take advantage of the ToxExpo offering comprehensive product information and cutting‒edge technology from more than 300 companies. There also will be a multi−day Undergraduate Diversity Program for undergraduates and their mentors who are underrepresented in the sciences to encourage and help prepare the next generation of scientists.