ASCPT Replay is Now Available!
What’s the next best thing to attending the Annual Meeting? ASCPT Replay: Annual Meeting On-Demand! 

Learn more about how to join your colleagues who are already accessing the best of the ASCPT 2018 Annual Meeting. As always, ASCPT Members receive discounted rates! Click here for more details and to purchase! 

Call for Award Nominations Coming Soon
Help ASCPT recognize outstanding science and achievement in clinical pharmacology and translational medicine by nominating a colleague for an ASCPT Award. 

Nomination submissions will soon be accepted, so it’s the right time to start gathering your nomination materials. Find out more about ASCPT Awards here. We look forward to honoring achievements in our important field in 2019!

Pharmacogenomics Community Volunteerism
Are you interested in volunteering your time, talent, and expertise within the Pharmacogenomics Community? 

Email your interest to Jason Karnes, PharmD, PhD, or update your involvement interests online. 

Learn more about ASCPT’s Networks and Communities or review the many ways you can get more involved as a Society volunteer. 

Continue the Conversation with the Early Career Community
The Early Career Community is one of ASCPT’s newest Communities. Help shape their goals and share your vision!  

Continue the conversations you held during the 2018 Annual Meeting. Please contact the Early Career leadership to let them know what you’re hoping to gain as a Community member or take a moment to fill out the Early Career Community survey! 

Translational & Precision Medicine Network: Bert Lum, PharmD
The Translational & Precision Medicine Network recently launched an ongoing interview series to provide a first-hand look at how ASCPT membership and Network affiliations have shaped careers and enhanced relationships of long-term ASCPT members.  

Bert Lum, PharmD, is a 10-year ASCPT member and is actively involved in the Translational & Precision Network. He credits access to experts and involvement with Committees provided bty ASCPT to his professional development and career successes. He also feels that the relationships he’s developed throughout his 10-year involvement are the best of his membership tenure. Read the full interview or learn more about ASCPT’s Network and Community structure.  

Add ISoP Membership at a Discount
Want to save money and increase your membership value? 

Become a dual member of ASCPT and ISoP by adding the ISoP option to your current ASCPT membership. Find out more about our dual membership options or contact members@ascpt.org to add the ISoP option to your account and start receiving the benefits of both Societies today! 

Shared Theme of Reverse Translation 
Recently, the ASCPT Journal Family has published content regarding Reverse Translation in all three journals. 

Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, CPT: Pharmacometrics & Systems Pharmacology, and Clinical and Translational Science have all recently published content on the subject of Reverse Translation. This shared Virtual Issue provides an overview of the ways to maximize the value of real-world data in order to more effectively drive future research using retrospective analysis.

Want more? Check out the latest ClinPharmPod and PSPod podcast to learn what the Editors think about reverse translation. Karthik Venkatakrishnan, PhD; Lang Li, PhD; and Valentina Shakhnovich, MD, are featured in this podcast.
 
Don’t Miss the Latest Blogs!
Both PSPost and Translational Bytes have new posts that you’re sure to enjoy. 

PSP Editor-in-Chief Piet van der Graaf, PhD, PharmD, announces the newest Virtual Issue for CPT: Pharmacometrics & Systems Pharmacology on the Lung. Read “Lung Themed Virtual Issue” to find our more about the pharmacometric and systems pharmacology approaches that have been developed for a range of pulmonary diseases. 

Mark Dresser, PhD, CTS Associate Editor takes a look at how to determine the optimal dose for oncology and immuno-oncology therapeutics. Read “It’s All About the Dose - Current Status and Future Opportunities for Dose Finding in Oncology” today!