BritishToxSociety

We have a new public statement to share with you: Assessing the safety of genetically modified and gene edited crops - now on our website: thebts.org/publicstatem... #GM #biotechnology #agriculture

The NC3Rs NAMs Network and the BTS Mechanistic & Discovery Tox Spec Section are hosting a webinar: Future perspectives on artificial intelligence in safety assessment 25 September, 14:00 Register here: nc3rs.org.uk/events/artifici… #machinelearning #toxicity #AI

The BTS Skills Gap Initiative is pleased to confirm details of the training module 'Genetic Toxicology' consisting of five 2h webinars. Registration and further details: thebts.org/skills-gap-traini… @SwanseaUni @BritToxSoc #genotoxicity #NAMs #3Rs

And that’s a wrap! The BTS Congress 2025 has come to an end. A huge thanks to every involved in making it happen and all the presenters and delegates for making it such a great meeting. We are already looking forward to next year! #BTSLiverpool2025

The ASPET invitation lecture at the BTS Congress was delivered by John Clarke from Washington State University, USA. John delivered his lecture as part of the BTS-ASPET exchange scheme, huge thanks for visiting! @WSUPullman @ASPET #BTSLiverpool2025

The study directors workshop focussed on practical approaches to real-life challenges faced by study directors and study monitors during nonclinical study conduct. #BTSLiverpool2025

Great to see a poster on the Skills Gap Initiative at BTS annual congress for more information see here: thebts.org/skills-gap-traini…

Symposium 5 was hosted by the Translational Toxicology Speciality Section and covered important safety considerations for T-cell therapeutics, thanks to all the presenters for very interesting talks and discussions. #BTSLiverpool2025

The BTS student prize was awarded to Tara Davis and early career prize to Ioannis Kasioulis. The UKAAT student prize was awarded to Hannah Coghlan and the UKAAT early career prize to Louis Scott. The @RoySocChem Toxicology Group poster prize was awarded to Rachel Bowsher.

Congratulations to all our Congress prize winners! For Oral Communications, Griff Behnan was awarded the BTS student prize and Kirsty Meldrum was awarded the early career prize. Xiaojing Li was awarded the Oxford University Press Prize for Oral Communication. #BTSLiverpool2025

The 2025 @BritToxSoc Congress in Liverpool is in full swing! After an exciting day of talks and posters it was great to see so many delegates catching up with old friends and making new ones at the drinks reception.

Congratulations to Nevine Amer for her Malcolm Blackwell award lecture on ‘advancing skin protection: comparative insights on new decontamination solutions and application methods for chemical warfare agents’ - inspirational and impactful member of society! #BTSLiverpool2025

Hosted by the BTS Network for Early Stage Toxicologist (NEST), the speakers in the oral communication 2 session did an amazing job presenting their work - congratulations to all! #BTSLiverpool2025

Oral Communications session 1 was hosted by the BTS Network for Early Stage Toxicologists (NEST) and our early career members, this session showcased the breadth of the exciting work being undertaken in our field, congratulations to all speakers on excellent presentations!

Congratulations to Professor Anne Willis OBE for her Barnes Prize Award lecture focusing on mechanistic toxicology to improve human health! @MRC_TU #BTSLiverpool2025

Symposium 4 focused on the toxic effects of environmental chemicals on the immune system and highlighted the need for early identification of these potential immunotoxicants and the mechanistic understanding of their effects. #BTSLiverpool2025

Symposium 3 drew attention to the importance of understanding the potential for the practical application of Large Language Models (LLMs) along with their limitations to enable their use and application in safety and risk assessment. #BTSLiverpool2025

With over 50 posters from our early career delegates to peruse at the @BritToxSoc Congress, there is something to interest to everyone! #BTSLIverpool2025

Symposium 2 addressed the knowledge gaps in e-cigarette toxicology and explored important toxicology questions concerning relevant genomic, epigenomic, population and chemical data along with ongoing societal challenges re e-cigarette contaminants. @RoySocChem #BTSLiverpool2025

Symposium 1 – Progress in regulatory protection of the marine/aquatic environment (Regulatory Toxicology and Ecotoxicology sessions). Great session covering the progress in regulatory protection of the marine/aquatic environment! @UniofNewcastle @NC3Rs @UKHSA #BTSLiverpool2025