Meetings

The British Society of Toxicological Pathology (BSTP) will offer two interestitng virtual learning opportunities (Continuing Education Symposium) this year:

- Infectious diseases of laboratory animals Tuesday 14th – Thursday 23rd March 2023. Click HERE for further information.

- Nervous system and special senses organs Tuesday 11th – Thursday 20th July 2023. Click HERE for further information.

If you would like further information, have any queries, or would like to reserve a place, please contact the BSTP Secretariat – Enable JavaScript to view this email address.

In addition, the BSTP is able to offer at least three free places on each of our Continuing Education Symposiums (CES) for early career pathologists. Please vitis the BSTP website for further information. 

BSTP_Notice_of_Future_Meetings_-_Jan_2023.pdf

The ESTP is pleased to announce the 20th European Congress of Toxicologic Pathology for 2023 in Basel (Switzerland), on 26-29 September. The congress will be focusing on Emerging Therapeutic Modalities (Targeted Protein Degraders, New Generation Biologics, Gene and Cell Therapies).

For more information, please visit the ESTP Website.

The ISACP and ASVP are pleased to announce the 2022 joint Veterinary Pathology Congress, to be held in person at Melbourne Zoo.

We have planned an exciting and varied program, an engaging pre-conference workshop, and high calibre international and national invited speakers. The program will be accessible to people at many levels of the profession. It will interest oncologists, internal medicine specialists, and general practitioners looking to increase the depth of their knowledge of clinical pathology in particular.

Congress_promo_flyer.pdf

Current perspectives concerning soft tissue tumors 

12th- 14th May 2022 / Virtual or hybrid (Maisons-Alfort, EnvA) 

Guest speakers :Rob Foster (University of Guelph, Canada), Melanie Dobromylskyj (Finn Pathologists, Harleston, UK) 

Tthe University of Hannover, the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) German Research Foundation and the Research Training Group (RTG) 2485 are pleased to invite you to the first Virus detection, pathogenesis and intervention (VIPER) symposium. This is a great opportunity to attend an up-to-date discussion on the hot topics of emerging viral diseases and viruses with pandemic potential.

We are delighted to invite you to attend the Continuing Education Symposium 5 on the Female Reproductive System,  which will be held online on the afternoons of 8th, 9th, 10th, 15th, 16th and 17th March, 2022. This symposium will give you the opportunity to learn about species differences in the female reproductive tract as well as sexual immaturity, reproductive senescence, neoplasia and related International Harmonization of Nomenclature and Diagnostic Criteria (INHAND) nomenclature.  We will also cover regulatory Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology (DART) study packages and endocrine disruption. You will have direct access to international key speakers and exposure to pharmaceutical, agrochemical and biotechnology case studies. 

Seminar offered by the Hannover Graduate School for Veterinary Pathobiology, Neuroinfectiology, and Translational Medicine, and the Department of Pathology at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Hannover, Germany, and the European Society of Toxicologic Pathology on March 10 and 11, 2022

The webinar committee likes to invite you all to attend the October 29 webinar on Translational Animal Models of Disease.

Saturday the 11th of September at 10 pm AEST (9 am BRT, 1 pm BST, 2 pm CET) the GIVCS (Global Initiative for Veterinary Cancer Surveillance) is presenting the UQ global engagement seed funding project on veterinary cancer surveillance – a collaboration between UQ (Australia), UNESP (Brazil), Sao Paulo State University (Brazil), Technical University of Munich (Germany), The University of Zurich (Switzerland), Pontifical Catholic University (Chile), Nong Lam University (Vietnam) and Universitas Brawyjaya (Indonesia) .

The BSTP's 36th Annual Scientific Meeting will cover the topic of pathology of mice with human immune systems (HIS mice).

Immunodeficient mice reconstituted with a human immune system are increasingly used for modelling the human immune compartment in numerous preclinical applications, such as adoptive cell therapy and immuno-oncology studies. With the advent of new Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products, humanised mice are likely to become more and more a key component of efficacy and safety assessment in preclinical programmes, including GLP studies. However, limited information is available concerning the morphological aspects of human cell engraftment and the spectrum of spontaneous and experimentally-induced histopathological lesions occurring in these mice.

With the objective of continuous pathology education, the webinar committee, which consists of members from the ESTP, SFPT, ESVP, ECVP, BSTP, would like to invite you all to attend this year’s webinar in June.
It will be held on June 21st from 16.00– 17.55 CEST, focusing on Ocular Pathology and has been recognized with 2 credit hours of continuous education for ATF-members in accordance with § 10 of the ATF statutes. As it is kindly sponsored by ESTP, SFTP, BSTP and NVT, it will be held free of charge. More webinars are being discussed for October.

On behalf of IDEXX UK, you are invited to the next Lymphoma case review. The meeting will be on Wednesday 30th June, 9.30-10 UK time (10.30-11 CEST). During the meeting, interesting lymphoma cases from routine caseload will be discussed. This is an informal meeting, so please do not hesitate to make questions or provide your experience.

Please join the meeting via the link below:
https://teams.microsoft.com