Registration is now open for the ASPET 2026 Annual Meeting—four days of innovative science, thought-provoking keynotes, and career-building networking! Join colleagues and peers to learn, grow, connect, and build the future of pharmacology. ➡️ Register: https://t.co/doatZ0lsk4

Congratulations to the 2025 ASPET Fellows! The FASPET designation is a prestigious honor bestowed on the Society’s most distinguished members. We recognize them for their achievements in pharmacology! Meet the 2025 FASPET class: https://t.co/F7T2TtZy3f

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From early sanitation practices to lifesaving vaccines and antibiotics, military medicine has played a crucial role in protecting those who serve. Explore how medical innovation reduced disease-related deaths and continue to shape modern medicine. ➡️ https://t.co/vIwPDcfs8F

Raeanne Lanphier, a 4th year PhD candidate, is the DMD Highlighted Trainee Author for December 2025. Her research focuses on understanding why a small number of patients develop unpredictable liver injury from the antibiotic sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim: https://t.co/QOgVXYKn7Z

DMD's Editor has selected the following article as free to read for the month of December! We invite you to read and share this research, which introduces advanced ensemble modeling approaches for predicting drug-drug interactions involving CYP enzymes: https://t.co/hmfuyiV9NZ

Dr. Edmund Sybertz, in our interview with 3 prominent members of ASPET, reflects on the hardships faced by scientists this year. What advice would you give fellow scientists who have suffered a loss of funding? 🧪 Read the interview: https://t.co/WgKET9tv0t

Attending #Pharmacology2025? Take some time to read these FREE articles - each personally selected by the Editors-in-Chief of our five world-renowned, peer-reviewed journals! #science

This summer, 170—including 28 ASPET members—pharmacologists, biologists, computer scientists, chemists, clinicians, and students from both academia and the pharmaceutical industry gathered for the ASPET-GLC Annual Meeting. ➡️ Check out the highlights: https://t.co/Q3BfQ7jPBs

Attending #Pharmacology2025? Stop by the ASPET table! We're associated with some of the world’s most prominent scientists, including 16 Nobel Laureates, and our members make major impacts in health and medicine throughout their careers. We look forward to meeting you!

📢 Calling all graduate and postdoc ASPET members: Applications are now open for the 2026 Guppy Tank Translational Science Pitch Competition. If you’re working on a translational science project, pitch your research to us! More info available here: https://t.co/pWy8YdNOd2.

In this interview with 3 prominent members of ASPET, Dr. Edmund Sybertz reveals one of the most important lessons he learned while working in the industry. What advice would you offer a young scientist starting out in their career? Read the interview: https://t.co/EYkTBgWLxU

JPET's Editor-in-Chief has selected the following article as free to read for the month of December! We invite you to read and share this study, which sheds new light on how autophagy may help cells respond to targeted therapies: https://t.co/MEchWWMnIR #science

Apply now to join the 2026 class of Fellows of the Academy of Pharmacology Educators. If you've made significant contributions to education in pharmacology, read more about this opportunity: https://t.co/5NMfNBLIiK #science

ICYMI: Funding opportunities are still available for ASPET 2026! Don't let funding challenges keep you away from the pharmacology event of the year. These grants make it possible for researchers at all levels to build community and share their work: https://t.co/vyYknIaJt4

In October, ASPET joined 21 other organizations to participate in the People for Effective and Ethical Research’s inaugural Hill Day to educate and speak to Congress about the importance of the ethical use of animals in biomedical research. ➡️Read here: https://t.co/9qEnYZN0jI

Harlie McKelvey, a Neuroscience PhD candidate, is the JPET Highlighted Trainee Author for December 2025. Her research focuses on understanding how repeated, spontaneous opioid withdrawal affects overall sleep architecture and brain activity. ➡️ Read here: https://t.co/p9Q3XbLucH

ASPET Discovery's Editor-in-Chief has selected this article for December's highlight, which unveils innovative approaches for studying protein interactions. We invite you to read the research and share it with your colleagues: https://t.co/elo04ZnqKW

Dr. Margaret Gnegy discusses the importance of pharmacologists, and how her own background prepared for the challenges of the field. What's been one of your most significant career realizations in pharmacology? Read the interview: https://t.co/8oAF2jMOWr

The deadline for the ASPET Mentoring Network is this Thursday, December 11! Learn more about the program and its benefits, and submit your application: https://t.co/CcYtm11R3j

Tri Do, PharmD, is the Molecular Pharmacology Highlighted Trainee Author for December 2025. His research focuses on how drugs interact with proteins in the heart that control electrical activity, specifically ion channels: https://t.co/GdYI1ZciuX.

In our interview with three prominent members of ASPET, Dr. Kyle Palmer makes the case for science, despite the struggles the field has faced this past year. What do you think the future holds for scientists? Read the interview: https://t.co/EYkTBgWLxU