Take Action for the 2019 Annual Meeting – Register to Attend, Participate in Snake Pit, and Plan Now to Download the App!
Take care of your 2019 Annual Meeting to-do list by registering to attend, securing your team’s place in the Snake Pit, and preparing to download the mobile app.

ASCPT is Moving to a New Format for the Annual Meeting Program, Putting the Program in the Plam of Your Hands! 
In 2019, the Society will provide a foldable document of the Annual Meeting schedule-at-a-glance that is small enough to fit in your jacket pocket or purse, or be tucked into your badge holder. This schedule-at-a-glance will offer details on sessions happening each day, inclusive of session title, time, and room location. ASCPT will utilize the Annual Meeting mobile app to provide the full scientific program, complete with listings of all speakers, abstracts, the exhibitor listing, floor plans, and more, all with the ability to easily find any and all information you will need for a successful Annual Meeting experience! The mobile app will be available in your app store in early March. New to the Annual Meeting mobile app? Plan to visit ASCPT staff at the Info Desk for assistance!

ASCPT Has Your Next Challenge, Snake Pit: Grant Me the Money!
ASCPT is excited to offer the Snake Pit: Grant Me the Money! session at the 2019 Annual Meeting, an opportunity for participants to test and improve their skills in effectively communicating a grant proposal. Team registration must be completed by January 2, 2019! Click here for more details on this exciting event and to register your team! Three teams selected for presentation to the Snakes live onsite may have the opportunity to secure funding after the Annual Meeting to be used toward the proposed research! 

Access Members-Only Webinars 
Have you missed a recent ASCPT webinar? Access them on demand with your member login!

As an ASCPT member, you have access to nearly 50 previously recorded webinars highlighting late-breaking research. Here are some of the most recent recordings now available on the ASCPT Webinar Library:

• Using Concentration – QTc as the primary analysis in TQT & Phase 1 Studies: Considerations, Methods and Case Studies; and an Introduction to Comprehensive in vitro Proarrhythmia Assessment (CiPA) Initiative
• Optimization of Pharmacotherapy in Older Patients Understanding the Impactful Difference
• Endogenous Biomarkers of Membrane Transporters and Model Based Prediction of Clinical Drug-Drug Interactions 
• Application of Machine Learning in Drug Development (Two-Part series)

Interested in submitting your own webinar proposal? Visit the Webinar Resources page to learn more!

Get Involved With the ASCPT Journal Family
As 2019 approaches, the ASCPT Journal Family offers a new Translational Bytes post, a home for your original research, and the ability to opt-out of the print issue of Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics for the new year!

Big Data in Clinical Pharmacology
The rise of “big data” also includes an increase in the need for computational methods to analyze this data, and ways to assess and apply new computational methods to complex drug response data. Deputy Editor-In-Chief of Clinical and Translational Science, Deanna L. Kroetz, PhD, takes a look at this issue in the lastest post on Translational Bytes, entitled Machine Learning Meets Clinical Pharmacology. Read it 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. Clinical and Translational Science (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.  

Opt-Out of Print for Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics
During this year’s membership renewal process, you will be asked whether or not you wish to receive the printed copy of Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics. You’ll still receive online access to the great science published in the journal through www.cpt-journal.com, the eTable of Contents emails, and the mobile app. Please consider opting-out of print if you find your copies head directly into the recycling bin while you access content virtually and make an impact for the Society and the planet! If you have already renewed for 2019 but wish to update to online-only access, simply email your request to members@ascpt.org.