Description:
Current graduate students (Ph.D. students) attending the SOT Annual Meeting are encouraged to apply for the Clinical and Translational Toxicology Specialty Section (CTTSS) Graduate Student Research Award.
The award recognizes outstanding research in the area of translational and clinical toxicology. Multiple award(s) may be given depending on the number of applicants which will be at the discretion of the CTTSS Awards Committee.
Recipient(s) s will be announced at the CTTSS business meeting at the National SOT Annual Meeting. The first-place winner will receive an award certificate (or plaque) and a cash award. All other winners will receive an award certificate (or plaque).
Award sponsored by Acetaminophen Toxicity Diagnostics (ATD).
Submission Requirements
- An abstract must be submitted for the upcoming SOT Annual Meeting with the graduate student as the presenting author. A late breaking abstract is acceptable. Provide a copy of the abstract and SOT Submission ID number.
- A letter of recommendation must be included from the mentor or nominator outlining the student’s role in the research and the relevance to clinical and translational toxicology. If the graduate student is a CTTSS member, no additional documents are required. If neither the graduate student nor the mentor is a CTTSS member, a letter of recommendation from a CTTSS member is required.
- A graduate student can receive the award more than once if the research is novel, non-overlapping, and the abstract being presented does not include research referenced in a prior award application. A description of how the research is different should be described in the recommendation letter provided by the mentor/nominator.
The awardee will be selected based on submitted materials by the CTTSS Awards Committee and CTTSS Executive Council.
Deadline for Submission: December 2, 2024 (11:59 pm EST). The Awardee will be notified by the end of December.
Questions? Contact Anup Ramachandran (aramachandran@kumc.edu), (CTTSS Councilor).
CTTSS Graduate Students Research Award
Description:
Current graduate students (Ph.D. students) attending the SOT Annual Meeting are encouraged to apply for the Clinical and Translational Toxicology Specialty Section (CTTSS) Graduate Student Research Award.
The award recognizes outstanding research in the area of translational and clinical toxicology. Multiple award(s) may be given depending on the number of applicants which will be at the discretion of the CTTSS Awards Committee.
Recipient(s) s will be announced at the CTTSS business meeting at the National SOT Annual Meeting. The first-place winner will receive an award certificate (or plaque) and a cash award. All other winners will receive an award certificate (or plaque).
Award sponsored by Acetaminophen Toxicity Diagnostics (ATD).
Submission Requirements
- An abstract must be submitted for the upcoming SOT Annual Meeting with the graduate student as the presenting author. A late breaking abstract is acceptable. Provide a copy of the abstract and SOT Submission ID number.
- A letter of recommendation must be included from the mentor or nominator outlining the student’s role in the research and the relevance to clinical and translational toxicology. If the graduate student is a CTTSS member, no additional documents are required. If neither the graduate student nor the mentor is a CTTSS member, a letter of recommendation from a CTTSS member is required.
- A graduate student can receive the award more than once if the research is novel, non-overlapping, and the abstract being presented does not include research referenced in a prior award application. A description of how the research is different should be described in the recommendation letter provided by the mentor/nominator.
The awardee will be selected based on submitted materials by the CTTSS Awards Committee and CTTSS Executive Council.
Deadline for Submission: December 2, 2024 (11:59 pm EST). The Awardee will be notified by the end of December.
Questions? Contact Anup Ramachandran (aramachandran@kumc.edu), (CTTSS Councilor).