Benchmark Existing Models & Interrogate Practical Applications of NAMs to Accelerate More Predictive In Vitro, In Vivo, & Computational Models
With nearly 90% of drug candidates failing in the clinic, and one-third of those failures driven by safety, toxicology has reached a critical inflection point. Traditional preclinical models are no longer sufficient to predict human risk, costing biopharma millions in late-stage attrition and stalled pipelines.
In 2026, toxicology enters a new era. The FDA’s landmark 2025 roadmap to reduce reliance on animal testing has accelerated adoption of New Approach Methodologies (NAMs), including in vitro, microphysiological, and computational models. At the same time, CROs and technology developers are rapidly releasing new platforms, but uncertainty remains around predictivity, validation standards, and regulatory positioning.
This meeting is the only industry-led forum dedicated to benchmarking what truly works in predictive toxicology. Designed by toxicologists for toxicologists, it brings together pharma, biotech, regulators, and model developers to critically evaluate in vivo, in vitro, and in silico strategies, share real IND case studies, and define fit-for-purpose model selection across modalities.
If you are responsible for de-risking first-in-human decisions, advancing NAM adoption, or improving safety translation, this is the essential forum to separate innovation from hype and build toxicology strategies that stand up clinically and regulatorily.
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