European Society of Toxicologic Pathology

🗓️ Deadline coming up: Have you had a chance to complete this survey? The deadline is due on December 6th - take five minutes to contribute to this Pathology 2.0 survey on navigating career transitions. Link to survey in comments below 👇 #ESTP #ToxPath #ToxPathSurvey

📝 Registration is open for the BSTP CES 11 Symposium on Endocrine System! 💻 This online event will take place in February 2025. Find more information on program & registration in link in comments 👇 #BSTP #EndocrineSystem #continuingeducation

👀 Take a chance to have a look the email from the ESTP Committee for Regulatory and Scientific Standards (CRSS) on the FDA DRAFT guideline entitled "Nonclinical Safety Assessment of Oligonucleotide-Based Therapeutics" with recommendations for nonclinical development of antisense oligonucleotides, small interfering RNA, microRNA, transfer RNA, decoys and aptamers. Click below 👇 for more information or check your ESTP emails 📧

📣 Classic Examples in Toxicologic Pathology XXXII, held at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Hannover, Germany, on March 20 and 21, 2025 is open for registration. 📝 You will find the announcement and registration page, as well as additional information on the ESTP homepage (link in comments below) Looking forward to meeting you in Hannover in March 🌱 !

📢 📢 To all ESTP members: Following the feedback from 10th Joint Webinar ESTP/SFPT/BSTP and ECVP/ESTP, titled “From Toxicologic Pathologist to Project Toxicologist: Navigating Career Transitions”, held on March 6, 2024, we would like to conduct this general survey. The goal of this survey is to gather data that will enable the Pathology 2.0 committee to develop an actionable plan to support ESTP community. The survey takes less than 5 minutes and your input is much appreciated. Link to Survey: https://lnkd.in/dBKK8YQ9

Have you had a chance to look at this Testis Lesion? 🤔 📌 The case has been updated with immunohistochemistry slides. This is the current "Guess What Case" and it will only be available until the beginning of December 🗓 - take some time and submit your diagnosis! LINK to ESTP "Guess What" website in comments #ESTP #ESTPguesswhat #continuingeducation Click here: https://lnkd.in/dAcuUtne #ESTP #guesswhat #continuingeducation

Are you interested in humanized mouse models? 📢 📢 Here is a ECVP-ESVP webinar for you: 📆 When? Friday, 25th October 2024 at 15:30-16:30 CEST. 👨💻 Speaker: Enrico Radaelli, Pennsylvania, USA 🐀 Topic: "The perils of humanization – a mouse perspective" Please read the document for registration information.

This year's edition of the Classic Examples with 10 presentations, a poster session and great networking opportunities attracted 110 participants. Make sure next year you are one of those who attend this international event with excellent presenters and fascinating cases: 📆 Save the Date for Classic Examples in Toxicologic Pathology XXXII in Hannover, Germany: 20th-21st March 2025 📅 #ESTP #ClassicExamples #TiHo #continuingeducation

📢 To all ESTP members: Take art in the 5-min survey of the "Guess What Committee" 🔎 to find out your preferences regarding the "Guess What" page of the ESTP website (https://lnkd.in/dAcuUtne) - deadline September 30th ⏳

The INHAND GESC hosted the STP webinar ‘How to Get the Most Out of goRENI’ on July 18, 2024. PDF files of published terminology for all rodent organ systems and the major non-rodent species from the INHAND project are maintained on the goRENI website as well as on major society websites. The goRENI website has the most current terminology and diagnostic criteria available and should be the first line of access when looking to review INHAND terminology. goRENI also provides shortcuts to differential diagnostic terms and images. It also lists working group membership and provides a function for downloading the actual list of INHAND terms. During the webinar Rupert Kellner, goRENI Webmaster, provided an overview of the website, how to obtain an account, ways to access terminology (e.g., Introductions, Organ systems, Organs, Index), access to rodents versus other non-rodent species, and how to take advantage of the configuration options. In addition, examples for using goRENI were provided by frequent users Emily Meseck and Dan Patrick.  The webinar was a great hit with over 200 attendees.