Revolutionizing Precision Toxicology by Cracking the Code with Big Data

This year's Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Toxicity (CMMT) GRS aims to explore new methodologies developed to evaluate toxicological endpoints through a individualized lens. The session will highlight the importance of population profiling in identifying mechanistic targets in toxicological research and assessments. To highlight the rising need for mentorship in transitioning into the early professional space, the CMMT GRS will be hosting a career development session to elucidate the skills that are required for a future career in science. Seminar attendees will also have the opportunity to network with international mentors across scientific fields in toxicology through our mentoring session.

The 2-day seminar will be hosted in a remote location where attendees can freely engage in academic discussion, collaboration, and community. Doctoral and post-doctoral researchers are strongly encouraged to submit abstracts using unpublished research to stimulate discussion, harnessing the seminar's international perspective for the advancement of toxicological research. A select number of these abstracts will be chosen to have presented through oral and poster presentations during the seminar, and may even be selected to present at the CMMT GRC in the following days. The 5-day CMMT GRC follows on from the GRS, continuing conversation and networking at a larger scale, with more opportunities to learn about cutting-edge research and find community within the toxicology field. Attendees of the GRS are encouraged to attend the following CMMT GRC to engage in all the GRS/GRC has to offer!