Abstract Submission Site Opens Soon!
With record setting attendance expected, don’t miss the opportunity to get exposure for your research and receive feedback from top scientists and academics from around the world at the ASCPT 2019 Annual Meeting. All abstracts will be published in the Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics Abstract Supplement, available both online and in print, as well as the 2019 Annual Meeting mobile app!.

Review the abstract submission guidelines here and follow ASCPT News and ASCPT social media to stay up-to-date on submission information and deadlines.

Questions? Contact meetings@ascpt.org.

Recruit Members, Get Rewarded
The year’s Member-Get-A-Member Campaign has just launched. Learn how you can win your way to the ASCPT 2019 Annual Meeting in Washington, DC!

Visit the ASCPT Member-Get-A-Member Campaign web page for all the resources you need to recruit members to this important Society. Become the top recruiter to win a complimentary registration to the ASCPT 2019 Annual Meeting, 3-night hotel stay, award plaque, and more! This campaign runs through November 15, 2018, so don’t delay! Want ASCPT to reach out to colleagues on your behalf? Email your suggested members to vivien@ascpt.org.

Happenings with the ASCPT Journal Family
Impact Factors, Journal Review Clubs, and blog posts! The ASCPT Journal Family has everything you need to stay in the know.

Congratulations to Clinical and Translational Science!
The 2017 Journal Citation Reports, which produces the widely known Journal Impact Factor, was recently released. As an official ASCPT journal, and under the editorial leadership of John A. Wagner, MD, PhD, the 2017 Impact Factor for CTS more than doubled to 1.954! A hearty congratulations to all involved in the journal’s success: the Editorial Team, Editorial Board, and our member authors!

Register for the Next ASCPT Journal Review Club!
We are pleased to announce that another virtual Journal Review Club session will be held on Thursday, August 9th at 12:00 PM EDT. Geared towards members in the first few years of their career or who would like to learn more about peer review, this interactive session will include an engaged discussion on the recently published article Sorafenib Dose Recommendation in Acute Myeloid Leukemia Based on Exposure‐FLT3 Relationship. Take this opportunity to learn directly from authors Vijay Ivaturi and Michelle A. Rudek about the impact and importance of peer-review.

Can you see what our reviewers saw? Participants will receive a copy of the article as it was submitted to the journal and will come to the session prepared with their own comments on the manuscript. The session will discuss potential issues discovered by the participants, examine how the authors addressed the reviewer comments, and answer questions you’ve been wondering about how peer review works from the Editor’s perspective.

Interested? Secure your place by registering to Emma Shumeyko (emma@ascpt.org) today!

The Power of Standardization
Read Plug and Play for Clinical Data Sharing by CTS Editor-in-Chief John A. Wagner, MD, PhD as he explains why standardization in biomedical research, and particularly in clinical data sharing, would be a boon for furthering science faster. This Translational Bytes post should not be missed. Read it today!