#SOTStudentMember Alma Avila Oropeza of University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry has been accepted into the 16-week Talent Development Academy Internship at Eli Lilly and Company for Fall 2026: www.linkedin.com/posts/alma-a...

#SOTStudentMember Joe Lim, #SOTEmeritusFullMember Curtis Klaassen, and #SOTFullMember Julia Yue Cui received the 2025 James R. Gillette Award, recognizing the Best Paper of the Year in Drug Metabolism and Disposition: societyoftoxicology.sharepoint.com/Library/Form...

I am honored to have received the John Richard Binford Memorial Award and cannot express the gratitude I feel towards everyone who has supported me along my academic journey! |... I am honored to have received the John Richard Binford Memorial Award and cannot express the gratitude I feel towards everyone who has supported me along my academic journey!

#SOTStudentMember Sam Vielee of Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium received the University of Louisville John Richard Binford Memorial Award:

Congratulations Alyssa Juenke for this wonderful profile on her Eagleton Fellowship. Alyssa is working on her Toxicology PhD degree in the lab of Dr. Emily Barrett - she is also... Congratulations Alyssa Juenke for this wonderful profile on her Eagleton Fellowship. Alyssa is working on her Toxicology PhD degree in the lab of Dr. Emily Barrett - she is also the current RATS President!! Read more: https://lnkd.in/eqnUmcYq

#SOTSTUDENTMEMBER Alyssa Juenke of Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey has been selected for the Rutgers University Eagleton Institute of Politics’ Graduate Fellowship Program Class of 2026.

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Huge congratulations to Sera Serment on winning the PhD Student Most Impactful Paper Award. Sera is completing her PhD studies in the Kaminski Lab. | Michigan State University Department of... Huge congratulations to Sera Serment on winning the PhD Student Most Impactful Paper Award. Sera is completing her PhD studies in the Kaminski Lab.

#SOTSTUDENTMEMBER Sera Sermet of Michigan State University (MSU) received the 2025 MSU Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology PhD Student Most Impactful Paper Award.

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GIFT Internship Reflection: Culturing Cells, Cultivating Expertise During my six-week internship at Cove Environmental, supported through an SOT Graduate Intern Fellowship in Toxicology (GIFT) Award, my primary responsibility was to develop and optimize a new in vitro model by performing primary extractions of rainbow trout gill cells. The project, which is a critical step toward creating a predictive bioassay for waterborne contaminants, involved refining cell culture methods to ensure reproducibility and physiological relevance. My central objective for this internship was to gain a practical and comprehensive understanding of environmental toxicology through the development of a cutting-edge in vitro model. I focused on the challenging process of primary cell extraction and culture, which was a unique perspective of cell culture to which I had not been exposed previously. We focused on developing a reliable cell model for exposure-based bioassays, with the goal of elucidating the specific cellular effects and reducing the reliance on live animals, in line with the 3Rs principles.  

Discover how #SOTStudentMember Landon Butler of Oklahoma State University gained valuable experience through the SOT Graduate Intern Fellowship in Toxicology (GIFT) Award:

#SOTStudentMember Nana Kwame Kwabi Boateng of Michigan State University has been selected as an ambassador for the 2025 Students Exploring Academic Research Careers in Hematology Workshop: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

#SOTStudentMember Knickole Bergman of University of Rochester received the Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Predoctoral Fellowship (Parent F31): www.linkedin.com/posts/knicko...

#SOTStudentMember Zimu “Christine” Wei of Michigan State University received a 2025 JTH Editors’ Award. Learn more: www.isth.org/news/696755/...

Congratulations Mel Walker for being selected for the Lerner-Gray Fund… | Kylie Rock Congratulations Mel Walker for being selected for the Lerner-Gray Fund Marine Research award to continue investigating the role of feeding ecology in pollutant bioaccumulation in local SC sharks! Also for her exciting member feature in the Society of Toxicology (SOT) Sustainable Chemicals through Contemporary Toxicology specialty section news letter! Clemson Toxicology Clemson University College of Science

#SOTStudentMember Melissa Walker of Clemson University received the Lerner-Gray Fund Marine Research Award from the Clemson University College of Science: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...