PATDD 2025 Committee:

Dr Chris Powell, British Toxicology Society (BTS)

Norman Kim, Independent Consultant

Dr Meghana Patel, Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences, University of Cambridge

Professor Marion MacFarlane, MRC Toxicology Unit, University of Cambridge

Dr Kirsti Hornigold, MRC Toxicology Unit, University of Cambridge

Dr Stephanie Bates, AstraZeneca

Kelly Keddie, British Toxicology Society (BTS), AstraZeneca

Key Contact

Laura Roberts, Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences, University of Cambridge

Co-organisers:

British Toxicology Society

The British Toxicology Society (BTS) is a society for all fields of professional toxicologists and all those with an interest in toxicology. BTS mission is to provide the principal forum for toxicology in the UK, to support and enrich the careers of toxicologists, and to promote the importance and advancement of toxicology in the wider scientific and lay communities.

Within the BTS website you will find details of Scientific Meetings, Continuing Professional Development, Job Vacancies, Careers Advice, News and items of interest to BTS members, as well as any professionals within the field of toxicology.

Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences, University of Cambridge

The Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences (CATS) serves as a pivotal hub dedicated to fostering the development of new therapeutics and nurturing the next generation of leading researchers. Established by the University of Cambridge as an Interdisciplinary Research Centre (IRC), CATS break down conventional barriers between disciplines, unite academia and industry, driving collaborative efforts to catalyse the translation of therapeutic research into tangible treatments.

As the proud home of the Cambridge Alliance on Medicines Safety (CAMS), CATS spearheads essential research in drug safety. This partnership fosters synergies between University scholars and industry leaders, shaping the future of medicine with a steadfast commitment to safety and efficacy.