ACT Signature Webinar series provides accessible education to members of the toxicology community worldwide. These educational webinars cover current topics in toxicology and are presented by experts in the field, with backgrounds in government, industry, or academia.
The live Signature Webinars are held on a quarterly basis and are free to both ACT members and nonmembers. Each webinar is approximately 90 minutes, followed by a 30-minute questions and answers session with the speaker(s).
After the live webinar, nonmembers may purchase on-demand access of the webinar for a fee. On-demand access of the webinar allows for viewing for seven days. ACT members may continue viewing the on-demand webinar without a fee. Fees are accessed according to the membership status at the time of purchase and there are no refunds.
Signature Webinar
June 3, 2026, 11:30 AM–1:00 PM Eastern
Immunotoxicity Assessment in Drug Development
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The last several years have witnessed many advancements within the field of immunotoxicology. These advancements include new therapeutic options to treat inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, identification of new immune targets, mechanisms, and potential safety concerns, and the development of new immunotoxicity assays. The types of immune effects encountered can vary dramatically and present unique challenges during drug development. This session will address the various types of immunotoxicities, and the nonclinical assays and strategies used to address them. An overview of the guidance documents pertinent to nonclinical immunotoxicity assessment will also be included.
On-Demand Access
On-demand Signature webinars are available for free to ACT members and $50 for nonmembers. Purchasing of the on-demand webinar provides unlimited viewing for seven days. Viewing is restricted to a single user only. Webinars are approximately 90 minutes with up to 30 minutes of audience questions and speaker answers. There are no cancelations or refunds allowed after the payment has been processed.
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