Conferences

The 2nd World Summit on Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology scheduled for June 26–28 2025 and held in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, promises to be a pioneering event in the field. With a focus on cutting-edge research and innovative approaches, this conference will offer a unique platform for experts, scholars, and industry professionals to exchange ideas, insights, and discoveries.

Attendees can anticipate a diverse array of sessions covering a wide spectrum of topics, including emerging trends in toxicology, novel pharmacological interventions, and interdisciplinary collaborations. The summit will feature keynote presentations by renowned researchers, engaging panel discussions, and interactive workshops designed to foster collaboration and stimulate new perspectives.

Moreover, the conference will provide ample opportunities for networking and forging meaningful connections within the global toxicology and pharmacology community. Participants can expect to leave with a deeper understanding of the latest advancements in the field and practical strategies for addressing the most pressing challenges facing toxicologists and pharmacologists today. Do not miss this unparalleled opportunity to promote the future of toxicology and pharmacology.

Event Name: WSTAP-2025
Venue: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Dates: June 26-28, 2025
Website: https://toxicology.scientificsummits.org/

Important Dates

Conference Dates: June 26–28, 2025
Abstract Submission Deadline: December 25, 2024
Early Bird Registration: August 10, 2024
Mid Term Registration: November 25, 2024
On Spot Registration: June 26, 2025

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For any inquiries regarding the event, please contact wstap@scientificsummits.org

https://toxicology.scientificsummits.org/

Pollutants—whether inorganic or organic, ionic or neutral—bear the unmistakable signature of human activity. They are a silent threat, a slow-moving death that erodes life on Earth. These contaminants do not just poison ecosystems; they endanger our children, our communities, and our future. Faced with this reality, one must ask the following question, which becomes more difficult to answer with each passing year: does life on Earth still have a chance?

In several regions around the globe, pollution has reached such extreme levels that life has become severely compromised. A recent global study revealed a sobering reality: between 14% and 17% of the world’s cropland is contaminated with toxic heavy metals. It is estimated that nearly 0.9 to 1.4 billion people live in areas facing significant environmental and public health hazards due to pollution (Hou et al., Science, 388, 316–321, 2025).

Elements such as arsenic, cadmium, cobalt, chromium, copper, nickel, and lead have been detected across hundred of thousands of sampling points from almost one thousand five hundred regions, revealing a widespread and deeply rooted problem. These heavy metals persist in the environment, infiltrating water sources, accumulating in crops, and entering the food chain, posing severe risks to both human health and biodiversity.

The chronic exposure to such toxic ions and molecules is associated with numerous health issues, including neurological damage, developmental delays in children, kidney dysfunction, and increased risks of cancer. Additionally, ecosystems are crumbling under this toxic burden—soil degradation, the loss of microbial diversity, and a decline in aquatic life are just a few of the consequences that have been observed. Other emerging contaminants such as micro- and nanoplastics, comestics, pharmaceuticals, antibiotics, have been discovered in critically high concentrations.

And so the question remains urgent: are we steering our planet toward collapse?

This critical issue will be addressed at the 6th Edition of the International Conference on Pollutant Toxic Ions and Molecules (PTIM2025), taking place in November 2025 in Costa de Caparica, Portugal. This conference will bring together researchers, policymakers, and innovators to explore solutions and deepen our understanding of the complex interplay between pollution, environment, and health.

Come and participate. More information can be found via the following link: www.ptim2025.com
Contacts: Prof Carlos Lodeiro: clodeiro.ptim2025@bioscopegroup.org

www.ptim2025.com