Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine at ACT 2026

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

Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine takes part in 3 sessions at ACT 2026 in San Antonio. Its program centres on non-animal tools for safety assessment, including liver toxicity testing that combines human-relevant models, AI and exposure modeling. It also demonstrates the OECD QSAR Toolbox for grouping chemicals and filling data gaps by read-across.

Organization	ACT 2026 Attendance
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine Washington, DC
pcrm.org Societies and non-profits Non-profit physicians' organization that promotes non-animal testing methods and human-relevant approaches in toxicology and research.	Talk Sun Nov 15 3:00pm–4:15pm Part of Quantitative Structure–Activity Relationship Demystified: Foundations, Best Practices, Regulatory Use, and Practical Applications (CE8) OECD QSAR Toolbox in Practice: Chemical Profiling, Category Formation, Read-Across, Data Gap Filling, and Interpretation (CE8-5) In silico and AI Talk Tue Nov 17 9:00am–9:05am Part of Next-Generation Liver Toxicity Assessment: Integrating Human-Relevant NAMs, AI, and Exposure Modeling (S07) Introduction (S07-1) New approach methods Session Tue Nov 17 9:00am–12:00pm Next-Generation Liver Toxicity Assessment: Integrating Human-Relevant NAMs, AI, and Exposure Modeling (S07) New approach methods · In silico and AI · with Boehringer Ingelheim 9:00amIntroduction (S07-1)Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine 9:05amAn Integrated NAM Platform Combining Bioactivity Prediction with PBPK and Literature Intelligence for Chemical Liver Toxicity Assessment (S07-2)Human Chemical 9:30amMulticellular Hepatic In Vitro Models Using NANOSTACKS™: Flow-Driven Differential Toxicity and Human-Relevant Drug Response Prediction (S07-3)Revivocell 9:55amAI-Enabled, Exposure-Anchored DILI Prediction Using Human 3D Liver Microtissues (S07-4)InSphero 10:45amFrom Exposure Dynamics to Uncertainty: A Hybrid Framework for Drug-Induced Liver Injury Prediction (S07-5)ESQlabs 11:25amNovel Optical Techniques to Study Hepatic Microplastic Pollution: Optical Imaging as a Powerful New Approach Methodology (S07-6)University of New Mexico

Organization

ACT 2026 Attendance

Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine

Washington, DC

pcrm.org

Societies and non-profits

Non-profit physicians' organization that promotes non-animal testing methods and human-relevant approaches in toxicology and research.

Talk

Sun Nov 15
3:00pm–4:15pm

Part of Quantitative Structure–Activity Relationship Demystified: Foundations, Best Practices, Regulatory Use, and Practical Applications (CE8)

OECD QSAR Toolbox in Practice: Chemical Profiling, Category Formation, Read-Across, Data Gap Filling, and Interpretation (CE8-5)

In silico and AI

Talk

Tue Nov 17
9:00am–9:05am

Part of Next-Generation Liver Toxicity Assessment: Integrating Human-Relevant NAMs, AI, and Exposure Modeling (S07)

Introduction (S07-1)

New approach methods

Session

Tue Nov 17
9:00am–12:00pm

Next-Generation Liver Toxicity Assessment: Integrating Human-Relevant NAMs, AI, and Exposure Modeling (S07)

New approach methods · In silico and AI · with Boehringer Ingelheim

9:00amIntroduction (S07-1)Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
9:05amAn Integrated NAM Platform Combining Bioactivity Prediction with PBPK and Literature Intelligence for Chemical Liver Toxicity Assessment (S07-2)Human Chemical
9:30amMulticellular Hepatic In Vitro Models Using NANOSTACKS™: Flow-Driven Differential Toxicity and Human-Relevant Drug Response Prediction (S07-3)Revivocell
9:55amAI-Enabled, Exposure-Anchored DILI Prediction Using Human 3D Liver Microtissues (S07-4)InSphero
10:45amFrom Exposure Dynamics to Uncertainty: A Hybrid Framework for Drug-Induced Liver Injury Prediction (S07-5)ESQlabs
11:25amNovel Optical Techniques to Study Hepatic Microplastic Pollution: Optical Imaging as a Powerful New Approach Methodology (S07-6)University of New Mexico

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