HESI at ACT 2026

Nov 15–18, 2026 San Antonio, TX ~1.4k attendees Website

HESI takes part in 5 sessions at ACT 2026 in San Antonio. Its program centres on the future of carcinogenicity testing, moving from rodent bioassays toward mechanistic evidence and new approach methods. It also covers heart rhythm (QTc) risks of targeted protein degraders, benchmark dose modeling, and a stakeholder survey on revising the ICH S7A safety pharmacology guideline.

OrganizationACT 2026 Attendance
HESI
Washington, DC
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Non-profit running collaborative scientific programs among industry, government and academic scientists on human health and environmental safety questions.
Poster
Mon Nov 16
5:00pm–6:30pm
Expectations and Opinions on an ICH S7A Revision: Stakeholder Survey Results (P207)
Nelson Exhibit Ballroom · Poster P207
Safety pharmacology · Regulatory
Talk
Wed Nov 18
9:00am–9:15am
Part of The Future of Nonclinical Carcinogenicity Testing: NAMs in a Weight-of-Evidence Paradigm Shift (S15)
From Rodent Bioassays to Mechanistic Evidence: The Future of Carcinogenicity Assessment (S15-1)
Genetic toxicology
Talk
Wed Nov 18
2:30pm–2:55pm
Part of Hot Topics (S18)
Benchmark Dose Modeling: Advancing Transparency and Next-Generation Applications in Risk Assessment (S18-3)
In silico and AI · Chemical risk assessment
Talk
Wed Nov 18
2:55pm–3:15pm
Part of Hot Topics (S18)
Emerging Insights on QTc Risks in Targeted Protein Degraders (S18-4)
Safety pharmacology

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