SFT was established in 1969 and represents a society for all that are interested in toxicology as well as students and those working within the field of toxicology.
Toxicology is a multidisciplinary field which explores unintentional/adverse effects on living organisms caused by for example chemicals, nanomaterials and radiation. Toxicology includes both effects on human (human toxicology) and environmental health (ecotoxicology). The society has a need for essential toxicological knowledge within many different areas such as fundamental research, the development and testing of new chemicals and pharmaceuticals, as well as risk communication and risk/safety assessments.
Our purpose is to spread toxicological knowledge and information and to serve as a platform for networking between our members. Therefore, SFT arranges several seminars per year. One of these seminars is in connection with our annual meeting.
We are thriled and thankfull to Lars Wiklund for writing the history of SFT between the years 1995-2021. You can read the full version by following this link.

We encourage you to submit scientific proposals for EUROTOX 2027 in Gothenburg. Proposals should be developed as full session proposals, including chairs, speakers, titles, and abstracts. Possible formats include symposia, workshops, roundtables, and continuing education courses. The submission deadline has not yet been confirmed, but it will likely be in November 2026.
More details on timelines, evaluation criteria, and practical advice are available in the presentation Here.
We will also host a webinar on Monday 8 June, 13:00–14:00, where we will go through how to prepare strong proposals and answer questions.
Please use the provided Zoom link to join the webinar: https://stockholmuniversity.zoom.us/j/65023626829
You are very welcome to contact Oskar Karlsson or Joëlle Rüegg for feedback or support on your proposal:

A warm thank you to all participants and presenters who contributed to an inspiring and well-attended spring meeting on the theme “Chemical Risks – Learning from Experience and Advancing Readiness

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