Present Your Research at the ASCPT 2019 Annual Meeting
The ASCPT Scientific Program Committee will soon be seeking abstract submissions with a focus on the areas of quantitative pharmacology, translational and precision medicine, development, regulatory and outcomes, and other topic areas that relate to the multi-disciplinary nature of the Annual Meeting. Follow ASCPT News and ASCPT social media to stay up-to-date on the submission site launch and deadlines.

Looking for another opportunity to showcase your research? Abstracts submitted for the full ASCPT meeting can also be considered for presentation at one of the two Pre-conferences to be held in 2019. As a reminder, our 2019 Pre-Conferences are:

Advancing QSP Toward Predictive Drug Development: From Targets to Treatments 

PBPK Modeling for the Development and Approval of Locally Acting Products

If you plan to submit a QSP or PBPK abstract to ASCPT, consider telling us during the submission process that you would like it considered for a Pre-Conference as well.
Questions? Contact meetings@ascpt.org.

 

Stay Connected to ASCPT
ASCPT continues to offer you more! Join us for the next members-only webinar and find the Systems Pharmacology Community on LinkedIn. And remember, update your communication preferences to continue receiving the messaging most important to you!

Members-Only Webinar Presented by Career Development Committee
Join the Career Development Committee for the next presentation in the ASCPT Members-Only Webinar Series.

Speakers Jogarao Gobburu, PhD, and Virginia (Ginny) D. Schmith, PhD, will present a special webinar titled, Role of the Clinical Pharmacologist in the Emerging Era of Personalized Medicine, and the Need for Wearing Multiple Hats! Secure your registration and be a part of the Career Development Committee’s inaugural webinar taking place at 12:00 PM EDT, Thursday, July 18, 2018.

To learn more about ASCPT’s Members-Only Webinar program or to submit your idea for a future webinar topic, visit the Webinar Resources page or contact members@ascpt.org.

Systems Pharmacology Community Now on LinkedIn
Looking for a platform to learn more about Systems Pharmacology Community information?

The Systems Pharmacology Community has just established a LinkedIn Group to serve as a platform to communicate news and events associated with their Community and to connect those working and interested in systems pharmacology. Click here to join and don’t forget to search “ASCPT” on all LinkedIn Groups to find others associated with your areas of expertise!

Update Your Communication Preferences
You now have full control over the ASCPT emails that hit your inbox!

ASCPT is making improvements to ensure you are receiving the news and announcements that are most important to you. Please take a moment to review your contact and usage permissions. International members, with the recent launch of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), this is particularly important for you, as opt-in action is now required!

If you have communication preference questions or need assistance updating your member profile, please contact members@ascpt.org.

 

ASCPT Journal Family: Keeping You in the Know
Learn how to easily identify reputable journals in an age of inbox spam and then confidently submit your original research to the ASCPT Journal Family.

Authors Beware
Not all journals are created equal. ASCPT Journal consultant Morna Conway, PhD, walks readers through the recent NIH statement meant to “protect the credibility of published research” and provides a convenient list of what to look for in a reputable journal. Don’t get caught unaware – read Beware Bad Journals today.

Call for Original Research
The ASCPT Journal Family welcomes original research submissions in a variety of article types: Article, Clinical Trial/Phase Forward, Database, and Brief Report. CTS is also pleased to consider original innovative research that disproves a hypothesis or produces negative results. Learn more about the scope of each journal by watching our webinar Where to Submit: The ASCPT Journal Family. Still unsure if your research is the right fit? Submit a presubmission inquiry to Managing Editor Emma Shumeyko at emma@ascpt.org.

Ditch Print
Did you know that as a member you can access all Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics content online or via the mobile app on your personal device? If you’re regularly accessing CPT online, consider opting out of receiving a print copy of the journal. You can update your preference by logging in to your member profile and selecting “CPT Print Opt-out” or simply email emma@ascpt.org. No changes will be made to your membership dues, but you’ll be making an impact for the environment!

 

ASCPT Welcomes the following New Members to the Society: 
Vijay Gupta, PhD
Daphney Jean, PhD
Martine Joanna Christine Kothe, MD
Jangik Lee, PharmD, PhD
Rod Mathews, PhD
Shashank Rohatagi, PhD
Sharad Sharma, PhD
Dongfen Yuan, PhD