Present at the ASM

Abstract Submissions close 10 July 2023

Topics

Although topics directly related to the ASM theme are preferred, abstracts relating to or dealing with toxicology and/or risk assessment are most welcome.

Major themes of the scientific program include:

State of the science regarding chemical-induced carcinogenesis

Managing risks of exposure to carcinogenic chemicals in the workplace

Carcinogenicity classification schemes: IARC Explained - cancer classification system and monographs

IARC assessments and how regulators use classification schemes to set regulatory guidelines and standards in Australia

Tomorrow’s carcinogenicity classification schemes

Integrated approach to testing and assessing non-genotoxic carcinogens

Integrating computational tools (i.e. ExpoCast) into carcinogenicity assessments

The USEPA and EFSA systems for evaluating carcinogenicity of pesticides

Review of the carcinogenic potential of important environmental contaminants

Approaches for quantitative assessment of skin cancer risk from soil contamination

Why Should you Present?

Share your research findings and field experiences to a wide audience
Build your personal and company profile as a knowledge leader in your field of expertise
Network with your peers during the event
Meet other academics and specialists from other disciplines and find a broader audience for your work
Be influential in setting the agenda in your sector
Have your contribution readily available long after the ASM in the members section of the ACTRA website

Key Dates

Abstract Submissions Open	25 May 2023
Call for Abstracts Closes	10 July 2023
Notification to Authors	17 July 2023
Early Bird Registration Closes	31 July 2023

Application Instructions

Your abstract submission to the 15th ASM can be up to one A4 page in length, no more than 300 words and needs to clearly state the objectives and content of your proposed contribution. It may include figures, tables, diagrams and illustrations but not photos and the file size cannot be more than 2MB.

The abstract can address any topic relevant to the interests of ACTRA peers, and it need not be consistent with the overall theme of the ASM. You can elect to make an oral or poster presentation.

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