President’s Newsletter: May 2026
Dear BTS Members, As I begin my term as President, I want to start by thanking everyone involved in organising and running the 2026 Annual Congress in Solihull, in whatever capacity. The success of the Congress depends entirely on your dedication, skill and time. It is appreciated by all those attending. For those of […]
Careers
Toxicology has many varied disciplines, meaning there are a number of different career paths to take. Understand more about which career may suit you, as well as the essential skills you’ll need to be successful in toxicology, and how to get started in your studies or job search.
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Events
The BTS runs a selection of its own events, as well as a series of webinars in conjunction with the American College of Toxicology (ACT). Find out more about our annual events, as well as the variety of in-person and virtual workshops, webinars and working groups held by the BTS and other key organisations throughout the year.
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Latest news from the BTS
British Toxicology Society (BTS) and Cambridge Alliance on Medicines Safety (CAMS) – Safety of Advanced Therapeutics Cam NTF event
24 March 2026
BTS Ambassadors Eleanor McRae, Sarah Mitchell, Steph Gresham and Kirsti Hornigold co-hosted the Cambridge New Therapeutics Forum (Cam NFT) event on the Safety of Advanced Therapeutics with Marion MacFarlane from the Cambridge Alliance on Medicines Safety (CAMS). The event was held at Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical Centre in Cambridge on Wednesday 18th March 2026. The event […]
Membership Benefits
- Travel grants and bursaries
- Reduced membership rates for the Royal Society of Biology
- Discounts on books from the Royal Society of Chemistry
- Prizes and awards
- Develop your professional network and connections
Skills Gap Initiative
The BTS has launched its Skills Gap Initiative in response to the increasing importance for expertise in regulatory toxicology.
Find out more about each phase of the Initiative and the training modules offered.
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