Join Us for the 2023 Annual Meeting Happening This Month!
The ASCPT 2023 Annual Meeting is happening March 24-26 and whether you can join us in Atlanta or online, now is the time to secure your registration!

The full program for the 2023 Annual Meeting is now available online. View all the science, then register to join your colleagues either in Atlanta, Georgia, or online. With 12 scientific sessions, two State of the Art lectures, two Featured Speakers, presentation of abstracts, six award lectures, a Patient Forum dedicated to Long Covid, and more, plus the opportunity to add an extra day of science by registering for the Advancing the Utilization of Real-World Data and Real-World Evidence in Clinical Pharmacology and Translational Research Pre-Conference, this is a must-attend event.

In August 2022, the Board approved a 2023 Annual Meeting COVID Policy requiring all in person attendees to be fully vaccinated and wear a mask, except when eating, drinking, or presenting as a speaker. At that time, it was agreed that the policies would be reevaluated in January and February 2023 to make any necessary changes in response to the environment. During their February meeting, the Board agreed to adjust the policy. 

Masks will not be required at the ASCPT 2023 Annual Meeting; however, we encourage all attendees to continue to practice safe measures to stop the spread of COVID-19, including maintaining social distance and wearing a mask. Masks will be required to attend the Patient Forum session.

All attendees joining us in Atlanta, Georgia, are required to meet the vaccination requirements outlined in the 2023 Covid Policy. 

Questions about the 2023 Annual Meeting, Pre-Conference, or registration can be directed to meetings@ascpt.org. 

 

Network & Community Networking Breakfasts at the Annual Meeting
If you are joining us for the return of the in-person Annual Meeting in Atlanta later this month, make plans to grab your morning coffee at one or both of the Network & Community Networking Breakfast events taking place from 7:00-8:00 AM ET, Thursday, March 23, and Friday, March 24, in the Grand Hall. 

Take advantage of this excellent opportunity to interact with Leaders of ASCPT's Networks & Communities and connect with colleagues who share your areas of expertise. You can also explore how to can get more involved and learn more about other Networks and Communities.

Not yet registered to attend in Atlanta? There’s still time to register for the onsite Annual Meeting so you don’t miss out on this unique networking experience. 

We Want Your Research!
Did you know that the ASCPT Journal Family has three open Calls for Papers? CPT: Pharmacometrics & Systems Pharmacology's (PSP) call for “Dose Optimization in Oncology” closes in May. Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics’ (CPT) open calls for themed issues on Novel Modalities and Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning close in April and June, respectively, so make sure to submit your research soon! 

PSP is currently accepting submissions for a themed special issue focusing on “Dose Optimization in Oncology,” scheduled for publication in the fourth quarter of 2023. The objective of the issue is to illustrate the role of PSP in facilitating efficient dose optimization in oncology. Submissions are due May 12, 2023. Meanwhile, CPT is seeking submissions for the September 2023 themed issue on “Novel Modalities,” which will delve into clinical pharmacology aspects and integrated approaches to advance the development of novel modalities that can overcome limitations for therapeutic innovation with classical approaches such as small molecules. Submissions are due April 1, 2023. CPT has also opened the Call for Papers for its January 2024 themed issue centering on "The Application of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) in Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics." This themed issue aims to explore the latest and most innovative advancements in the use of AI/ML within the field of clinical pharmacology and therapeutics. Submissions are due June 30, 2023.

Questions can be directed to ASCPT’s managing editor, Alethea Gerding.