Authors send their abstract for the poster session or oral session.
June, 2021 to July 30, 2021
Authors send revised versions of their abstract (if required).
Until July 30, 2021
The Scientific Committee will inform the authors of the accepted abstracts. The communication will be through the submission system.
July 30, 2021
The Scientific Committee will announce the schedule for the oral presentations and posters on the website
Photo credits: SECTUR de Balneário Camboriú
Welcome letter
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the Brazilian Society of Toxicology - SBTOX, we would like to invite you to participate in the XXII Brazilian Congress of Toxicology – CBTOX, will be held in Balneário Camboriú, State of Santa Catarina, from 03th to 6th November, 2021. The year 2021 will be a special year for SBTOX, as we will initiate the celebration of our 50th anniversary. Therefore, the CBTOX 2021 congress will be a great opportunity to participate in an outstanding scientific congress and to commemorate SBTOX achievements and activities in the charming city of Balneário Camboriu.
The Congress’ theme, Innovation in toxicological Sciences reflects the importance of toxicology in the modern world. The congress will bring together toxicologists of various disciplines in government, industry and universities from around of the world and Brazil states.
A robust program for the four-day Congress is being design to include continuous education courses, keynote speakers, plenary and symposium sessions that will showcase the latest global updates, especially on innovation in toxicological sciences and will facilitate collaboration and partnerships in education, research and development.
Allow me to assure you that we will do our utmost to ensure that CBTOX 2021 will be both enlightening and enjoyable.
Balneário Camboriu is a small city in Santa Catarina that has an extraordinary atmosphere, with incredible beaches, magnificent architecture, and the tradition of enjoying the finer things in life.
We sincerely hope that you avail yourselves of this opportunity to experience the unrivalled ambience of our city.
We hope that CBTOX 2021 in Balneário Camboriu will become a memorable event both professionally and socially to all participants and we are looking forward to meeting you in person.
Let’s meet in Balneário Camboriu in 2021 – your presence will be a key part in the event’s success.
Graduated in Biological Oceanography at Federal University of Rio Grande in 1986.
Master's degree in Biological Sciences (BIOCHEMISTRY) at Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul in 1990 .
PhD in Biological Sciences (BIOCHEMISTRY) at University of São Paulo in 1995 Short-term internship in the Biology Department at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA, USA, from 11/1995 to 02/1996.
Sabatical at the Biology Department at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA from 11/2001 to 12/2002.
Since August 1993 he is Professor of the Department of Biochemistry of the Federal University of Santa Catarina. Currently is Full Professor.
Published 105 articles in 27 different scientific journals and 8 Book chapters, h-index =31 Participated as organizer or member of the scientific commissions of 29 national and international scientific events.
Coordinates the project Biomakers within the Program of Beach Monitoring of Santos Basin (Petrobras, PMP-BS).
Participated as Vice-Coordinator of the National Institute of Science and Technology, Aquatic Toxicology, based at FURG, which involved the following Institutions: FURG, UFSC, UFPR, UEL, UFSCAR, UFPE.
Holds a Master’s Degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences and currently is a Ph.D. student and researcher at the Laboratory of Research and Education in In Vitro Toxicology (Tox In), from the Federal University of Goiás (UFG). His main research fields include the development and application of New Approach Methodologies (NAMs), as well as the use of biotechnological tools for preclinical efficacy/toxicity studies. His current projects comprise applications of tissue-engineered models for addressing human physiologically-relevant endpoints for respiratory research. Is a member of the Brazilian Society of Toxicology’s Young Toxicologists Committee and coordinator of the UFG’s Toxicology Academic League (LaTox).
Director (TD) at Altox Ltda. He is graduated in Pharmacy and has a Master's Degree in Public Health by the School of Public Health of the University of São Paulo. He was Professor of In Silico Toxicology, Toxicity Assessment and Risk Assessment at graduate program of the Faculdades Oswaldo Cruz and Project Manager at Intertox with experience in technical consulting projects for several national and multinational companies regarding in silico models, Toxicity Assessment, Risk Assessment, Regulatory Affairs, Product Safety based, Environmental Toxicology, Cosmetic Toxicology and others.
Elvis is a Biochemical-Pharmacist from Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Sao Paulo (2002) University and he has a MS in Organic Chemistry from Chemical Institute of Sao Paulo University. Elvis started his career as Pharmaceutical Trainee of the Department of Control and Anti-Doping Research of the Jockey Club of São Paulo (2006-2009). Also, he is Instructor of Chromatography Course coupled to the Mass Spectrometer of CH5 in Trade and Services in Instrumental Analysis (2010-2014). Currently, Elvis is a Criminal Expert of the São Paulo State Technical Scientific Police Superintendence (2009-present).
Fabrício is a Biochemical-Pharmacist at the Federal University of Espírito Santo (1995-2001), specialist in Clinical Analysis at the School of Sciences of Santa Casa de Misericórdia de Vitória (2002-2003), MS in Sciences - General Pathology of Infectious Diseases by the Federal University of Espírito Santo (2005-2007) and doctor in Toxicology by the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences of São Paulo University of Ribeirão Preto (2010-2014). Criminal Officer of the Civil Police of Espírito Santo, working at the Laboratory of Forensic Toxicology since 2007. Currently, he is Head of the Department of Forensic Laboratories of the Civil Police. He has nine international publications and authored three book chapters, one of which is an international publication.
Is graduated in Pharmaceutical Sciences, PhD in Toxicology and Aggregated in Chemical Sciences by the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Porto (FFUP), Portugal. Presently is Full Professor of Toxicology and President of the Scientific Council at FFUP, and Vice-Director of UCIBIO-REQUIMTE Research Unit. Félix Carvalho is the President-Elect of EUROTOX (Association of European Toxicologists and European Societies of Toxicology) (2018-) and the President of the Portuguese Society of Pharmacology (2018-). He is editorial board member of several international journals and scientific advisor medicines agencies, at national and international level. His main area of research is Toxicology, with a special interest in the evaluation of mechanisms of toxicity and development of antidotes. During the past 29 years, Félix Carvalho has published over 400 scientific articles / book chapters, is co-editor of the books “Toxicologia Forense“ and "Toxicologia Fundamental", and holds an h index of 58 (Scopus).
Marcia is an agronomist, has a MS in Plant Biochemistry and Physiology and a PhD in Genetics and Plant Breeding from Sao Paulo State University. Marcia started her career at ArrayXpress, a startup company based in Raleigh, NC - USA as a Research Scientist in 2006. At ArrayXpress, she worked on important projects for Wyeth/Pfizer and Philip Morris. After four year, she relocated with her family back to Brazil and joined Monsanto in 2011. Marcia was hired to setup the first Regulatory laboratory outside the US, having worked in different positions of increasing responsibility until 2015, when she became the Brazil Regulatory Field and Lab Lead. In June 2019, she became head of Product Safety LATAM in Bayer to lead the team responsible for data generation for the registration of new formulations and label extension and for the commercial approval of new traits in Latin America.
Fun Fact: I enjoy movies and books, hiking and traveling with my family; husband Luiz, son Joao and daughters Julia and Manuela.
Pharmacist and PhD in toxicology (FCF-USP), Mariah built her career in the areas of analytical development and toxicological assessment of pharmaceutical impurities (degradation products, mutagenic and elemental impurities, extractables and leachables). Through innovative concepts such as in silico analysis and integrated risk assessment, she collaborated directly with the evolution of relevant subjects to the pharmaceutical industry, where she worked for more than 5 years, having the opportunity to actively participate in the scientific and regulatory development of these areas, which brought her practical experience and an important network to found Spektra Consultoria, where she currently works as a consultant, serving a large part of the national pharmaceutical industries and has the collaboration of several international partners to offer scientific-regulatory solutions to her clients.
Full Professor of Toxicology, Pharmacy School, Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia, GO, Brazil. Vice-President of the Brazilian Society of Toxicology. Director of the Laboratory of Education and Research in In Vitro Toxicology (Tox In). Principal Investigator of a research group of 20 people - >4 million USD in competitive funding (10 coordinated): Ongoing projects are in the field of development of in vitro strategies for efficacy/toxicity assessments. About 140 articles published in Journals of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 10 patent deposit in the INPI. Supervisor in three Multidisciplinary Master and Doctorate Programs: Pharmaceutical Sciences, Health Sciences, and Pharmaceutical Innovation. Supervisor of undergraduates, MSc and Ph.D. students and post-doc fellows, with almost 100 multidisciplinary human resources supervised since the 2004 foundation of the Tox In. Among more than 20 awards received, the highlights are to the Lush Award 2017, for the supervised work winner in the category "Young researchers" received in London, and the Lush Prize in 2018 received in Berlin in the "Training and Education" Category.
Mônica is a Federal Criminal Expert since 2008 and has a MS in Inorganic Chemistry (2002-2005) from the University of Brasília (UnB). Mônica worked as an Operational Analyst (Chemical) at Companhia de Saneamento Ambiental do Distrito Federal - CAESB (2006-2007). In the Federal Police (PF), she worked in the states of São Paulo, Piauí and the Federal District. Currently, she is responsible for the Synthetic Drugs Group of the Laboratory Expert Service (SEPLAB) of the National Institute of Criminalistics in the Federal Police. Among the group's current projects are: Minerva Project - interinstitutional initiative (PF/SENAD/SENASP) to improve State Criminal Experts in Instrumentation in Analytical Chemistry and New Psychoactive Substances; New Psychoactive Substance Analysis (NSP) course for Experts from Latin America (OEA / PF partnership); acquisition of equipment for analysis of new drugs and publication of documents on synthetic drugs detected by the PF. She is also a teacher in courses promoted by the National Police Academy and participates in Research projects involving New Psychoactive Substances (NSP) through agreements signed with Universities. Since 2015, she is a member of the Working Group on New Drugs (ANVISA/PF/SENASP/SENAD). She is the author of a chapter entitled “Analyzes of New Psychoactive Substances” in the book “Fundamentals of Forensic Chemistry - A Practical Analysis of Chemistry That Solves Crimes”. In 2020 she became a volunteer researcher associated with the Voluntary Research Service (SVP), launched by SENAD / MJSP.
Pablo is Pharmacist qualified in Clinical and Toxicological Analysis at UFMG. He has MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences at UFMG. Criminal expert of the Civil Police of Minas Gerais, where he works in the Forensic Chemistry laboratory of the Institute of Criminalistics of MG. Professor at Centro Universitário Una and at the Civil Police Academy of Minas Gerais. He is a member of the Brazilian Society of Forensic Sciences, Brazilian Society of Toxicology, the Brazilian Academy of Forensic Sciences and the International Association of Forensic Toxicologists. Chief editor of the Revista Criminalística e Medicina Legal.
Specialist in Regulation and Health Surveillance at Brazilian National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA/BRAZIL), Brasilia/DF March 2005 — current. Practical experience in the Pharmaceutical Industry before joining ANVISA. Drug products and biological pharmaceutical ingredients cGMP auditor. PDE determination and cross-contamination risk management in shared facilities SME. Anvisa´s representative in the PIC/s Working Group reviewing the document PI 043-1, 1 July 2018 (AIDE-MEMOIRE: Cross-contamination in Shared Facilities).
Education: Green and Black Belt Lean Six Sigma Certified Professional (IPOG, Goiânia/GO, Brazil); Pharmaceutical Industry Management, Specialist (Estácio de Sá University , Rio de Janeiro/RJ, Brazil); Quality Management and Production Engineering , MBA (IPOG, Goiânia/GO, Brazil); Executive Business Management, MBA (Dom Bosco Catholic University, Campo Grande/MS, Brazil); Health Surveillance, Specialist, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation/Brazilian MoH, Brasilia/DF, Brazil); Biotechnology, Specialist (Federal University of Lavras/MG, Brazil); Industrial Pharmacy, Bachelor (Federal University of Alfenas/MG, Brazil).
Rony is graduated in Pharmacy from UEPB, specialist in Clinical Analysis from UFPB, has MS in Pharmacochemistry area of the Post Graduate Program in Natural and Bioactive Synthetic Products at UFPB. Currently he is PhD student in the Toxicology area of the Post Graduate Program in Pharmacology at FCM/UNICAMP. Official Chemical-Legal Expert of the IPC/PB, working with chemical-toxicological and toxicological analyzes. Operational Toxicology Manager responsible for the technical management of the Toxicological Analysis Laboratory. Also, Rony is a member of SBTox, SBCF, ABC and TIAFT.
Early registration August 1, 2020 – April 30, 2021
Regular registration May 01, 2021 – September 16, 2021
On site
*Undergraduate students
R$200,00
R$300,00
R$400,00
*Graduate students (Master/doctoral)
R$250,00
R$350,00
R$500,00
Academic and others professional categories
R$450,00
R$550,00
R$650,00
**Accompanying persons
R$110,00
R$130,00
R$150,00
Early registration August 1, 2020 – April 30, 2021
Regular registration May 01, 2021 – September 16, 2021
On site
*Undergraduate students
R$400,00
R$500,00
R$650,00
*Graduate students (Master/doctoral)
R$450,00
R$550,00
R$700,00
Academic and others professional categories
R$600,00
R$700,00
R$850,00
**Accompanying persons
R$110,00
R$130,00
R$150,00
Minicourse: 4h – R$60,00 and 8h – R$120,00
*Undergraduate Student and Graduate Students (members and nonmembers): Needs an official document confirming online registration status.
**Accompanying persons will only be allowed to participate in the welcome reception, parties and coffee-breaks, but they will not have access to the scientific program sessions of the Congress (without certificate).
***Annual fees cleared UNTIL 2021.
***The SBTOX member category also extends to SBCF members on time, upon proof.
Cancelation and registration
Solicitation of registration fee refunds WILL NOT BE accepted.
After the cancellation, only transfer of the registration fee to another participant (in the same category) will be accepted until October 03, 2021. Any doubts send e-mail to contact@cbtox2021.com.br
Group discount: for every 10 registrations paid together, 1 will be free (The courtesy will only be valid for undergraduate or graduate students (master or doctoral) - send the request to: contact@cbtox2021.com.br
1) Firstly, the participant must access the registration system and fill the registration data.
2) After registering, the participant must enter the system using the email and password registered in the previous step.
3) The next step is to choose in the form the activities in which you will be part. At the end of the registration, a link will appear, where the participant will pay the registration fee by choosing the option 'Invoice'.
REGISTRATION DATA FOR INVOICE Organization: Brazilian Society of Toxicology CNPJ: 47.861.398 / 0001-14 Address: Av. Lineu Prestes, 580 - Bloco 13B - Cidade Universitária Zip code: 05508-000 Neighborhood: Butantã City / State: São Paulo - SP
Bank data:
Bank of Brazil (001)
CNPJ: 47.861.398 / 0001-14
Recipient name: Brazilian Society of Toxicology
AG: 3559-9 | C / C: 47306-5 - Identifier code: is the depositor's fiscal number (CPF / CNPJ)
Each participant must attach (via the system) a copy of the Invoice, which must be identified with the following data:
1. Event Name
2. Name (s) of the Subscriber (s)
3. Fiscal number (CPF)
4. Name of the responsible for the invoice payment
5. Telephone and e-mail for contact
6. Data for receipt (Organization Name, CNPJ and Address)
7. Unit value(s) according to the category chosen (observe values for registration via invoice)
8. Number of the note and total value of the invoice
9. Signed and stamped
Important Notes
Postdoctoral fellows do not qualify as graduate students and must pay the full member or non-member rate.
SBTOX Members in debt with their annual fees should contact SBTOX Secretariat (secretaria@sbtox.org) and are required to check and update membership status before completing meeting registration. SBTOX reserves the right to CANCEL the Registration and Abstract submission of members in debt that have not contacted the Society.
CSI Brasil: O papel da toxicologia e química forense na resolução de investigações criminais
Mônica de Souza (INC-DPF - DF)
Elvis M. de Aquino (Polícia Civil - SP)
Pablo A. Marinho (Polícia Civil - MG)
Fabricio S. Pelição (Polícia Civil - ES)
Rony Costa (Polícia Civil - PB)
Curso 2
Horário: Das 8h às 12h e das 14h às 18h
Boas práticas em cálculos de PDE para fins de validação de limpeza e gerenciamento de risco em instalações compartilhadas, conforme a RDC 301/2019
Carlos Eduardo Matos dos Santos (ALTOX)
Marcos R. Pereira (Janssen-Cilag)
Roberto dos Reis (ANVISA)
Curso 3 - Teórico/Prático
Horário: Das 8h às 12h e das 14h às 18h (Será realizado nas dependências da UNIVALI, campi de Itajaí, SC)
Adotando Novas Abordagens em metodologias (NAMs) para avaliação de toxicidade inalatoria: teoria e prática
Marize Campos Valadares (UFG)
Artur C. G. da Silva (UFG)
Curso 4
Horário: Das 8h às 12h
Aplicação de ferramentas in silico para avaliação toxicológica
Mariah Ultramari (Spektra consultoria)
Curso 5
Horário: Das 14h às 18h
Biomarcadores de contaminação aquática: conceitos, métodos e aplicações
Afonso Celso Dias Bainy (UFSC)
Submissions
THEMES
The theme chosen for the 2021 meeting is “Innovation in Toxicological Sciences”.
Alternative Animal Models & Emerging in vitro models
Analytical Toxicology
Clinical and Laboratorial Toxicology
Drugs of Abuse
Environmental Safety and Health
Food Safety
Forensic
Genotoxicity and Carcinogenesis
Immunotoxicology
Experimental Toxicology
Nanotoxicology
Risk Assessment
Toxicologic Hazard in the Workplace
Other
GUIDE FOR AUTHORS
Abstracts must meet the following form: English (only), Single-spaced, 12-point size, Times New Roman font.
The abstract must be structured using the following:
Title, author(s) name, author(s) affiliation(s). Use an asterisk (*) to identify the presenting author;
Background/introduction;
Objective;
Methods;
Results;
Discussion/conclusion;
Acknowledgments.
Do not exceed 600 words in length.
GUIDELINES FOR PRESENTATIONS
Poster presentations
In construction.
Oral presentations
In construction.
CERTIFICATES
After the end of the Congress, an online certificate for the approved work will be awarded to the author responsible for submitting the work to the site. To print or download the certificate, the congress participant must access the "Certificates" area, which is located on the congress homepage, enter the registered e-mail and fill out the "Satisfaction Survey".
Important: certificates are not sent directly to the congress participant’s e-mail.
With night live, beaches, diversified cuisine and a great and up dated commerce. It is impossible not to fall in love with this balneary of 46 km² that looks and feels like a big city. Gradually, the young Camboriú has become a cosmopolitan, modern city that attracts tourists from all over Brazil and even the world.
Known as the Santa Catarina Capital of Tourism, Camboriú offers tourist places and views, and natural attractions that stand out throughout the year. With so many qualities, no wonder, the numbers are surprising by the magnitude of the city. Camboriú is the 7th city in the country chosen by foreign tourists. Between the December-March the city receives approximately two million visitors.
Besides the tourist vocation, this small Balneary was once only known for its summer tourism, but now became a city with many attractive things throughout the year. Camboriú is among the cities with the best quality of life in Brazil, reflecting the progressive increase of residents. It also has the highest population density of the state.
Camboriú is also an excellent destination to hold events and business meetings. There are dozens of modern spaces, able to receive congresses, training sessions and exhibitions. Following the trends of world tourism, the city invests in a qualified infrastructure; the events held here are always big successes.
In addition, the city brings together some of the highest residential buildings under construction in Brazil, along with one of the most expensive m² in the South of the country, the construction sector has gained national recognition. This grandiose view of the full length of the beach gives the city a great metropolis status.
