The Executive has created a new special interest group forum for discussions on COVID-19. Members can now request access.
Australasian Society of Clinical and Experimental Pharmacologists and Toxicologists
ASCEPT was founded in 1966, and held its first scientific meeting a year later. Since that time, ASCEPT has developed into the peak professional society devoted to advancing excellence in Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology and Toxicology in Australasia.
THINKING OF JOINING?
We promote advances in research, provide teaching & training and ensure that ASCEPT has a major role in advising government and other organisations on related matters. You can also benefit from discounted rates and networking opportunities.
SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS
ASCEPT-APSA 2020 Joint Scientific Meeting
Crown Perth, Western Australia from
24 – 27 November 2020
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS
ASCEPT members have many diverse interests and so have formed Special Interest Groups to acknowledge these strengths, to enhance the cohesion of the Society and to promote and advance the study and application of pharmacology and toxicology in its broadest context.
ASCEPT recent articles and events
Twitter Feed
@ASCEPTanz @jenhelenmar https://twitter.com/srjmaxwell/status/1245680739385040897
Very sad to hear of the passing of Professor Folke Sjöqvist - a true giant of world clinical pharmacology over more than five decades - a friend and colleague to many
@IUPHAR
@EACPT
@karolinskainst
#clinicalpharmacology
Hand hygiene, soap + warm water otherwise alcohol-based hand sanitiser much preferred.
Not all hand sanitisers are effective against coronavirus, experts warn https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-02/coronavirus-hand-sanitiser-may-not-be-effective/12110170 via @ABCNews
An interesting article about current Australian efforts to tackle COVID19, including our own @ColinPouton @MIPS_Australia @MonashPharm Thanks for sharing Liam! https://twitter.com/liammannix/status/1245161279506927616
@gemtreee @zalisteggall @KerryDo75584546 @OzCvA Thanks for reading. I think this is the link you're after: https://www.theage.com.au/national/3-australian-covid-vaccines-are-being-developed-some-fear-that-s-too-many-20200401-p54fy6.html
Special interest groups
Supporting Member Collaboration
ASCEPT members have many diverse interests and so have formed Special Interest Groups to acknowledge these strengths, to enhance the cohesion of the Society and to promote and advance the study and application of pharmacology and toxicology in its broadest context. Currently, there are SIGs in the following areas.
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