Center for Integrative Toxicology at Michigan State University

Notable

Role of the Expert Witness – ACR 891, Section  301, has been approved as a Topics in Toxicology course.

The CIT will host our annual Research Evening to showcase trainees in the EITS Training Program and their accomplishments on Tuesday, December 8, 2009 in the Red Cedar Room at the MSU Kellogg Center.  The event will include dinner, student presentations and a poster session. For more information, check out our flyer.

The Distinguished Scholars in Toxicology Lecture Series will be presenting Dr. Larry Marnett (March 17) and Dr. James Swenberg (April 21) this year. Look for more information soon!

The MSU-CIT weekly "Toxicology Track" lists toxicology-related seminiars and events; recent grants and publications of MSU scientists; and open positions.

Integrative Toxicology at MSU

MSU in Fall, Toxicology Graduate Program

Michigan State University's Center for Integrative Toxicology builds upon recognized research strength on the health and environmental effects of pollutants. With over 50 affiliated faculty who are distinguished in a wide range of scientific disciplines, the center offers an innovative and highly integrative environment for research, teaching, and graduate school education in toxicology. Read more about the CIT.