ISSX 2026 Travel Grant Program

27th North American ISSX Meeting (International Society for the Study of Xenobiotics) North America (transnational) and rotating society meetings
Amount

not published in search results

Eligibility

not published in detail in search results. ISSX maintains a Student/Postdoc member category with discounted registration and a New Investigators group, which are the constituencies the travel grant program serves; the grant program is listed under ISSX's Awards & Grants alongside the Society Awards Program and the ISSX Fellowship Award.

Deadline

July 10, 2026 (passed for 2026) — the ISSX Travel Grant Program page states applications are accepted until July 10, 2026 for the San Francisco meeting on October 11-14, 2026. TBD 2027 (2026 pattern: applications close approximately three months before the October meeting).

Application Requirements

not published in search results — applications are made through the ISSX Travel Grant Program page at issx.org/page/Grant.

Contact / Links
  • information@issx.org (ISSX, 3502 Woodview Trace, Suite 300, Indianapolis, IN 46268; tel. +1 317 735-4014)
Notes

not published. Note that ISSX runs the travel grant program on a per-year basis (a '2025 Travel Grant Program' page preceded the 2026 one), so the program is re-scoped annually rather than being a standing scheme with fixed terms.

Conference Information

Dates: October 11-14, 2026

Location: San Francisco, California, USA (Hilton San Francisco Union Square)

Research match: Targeted match to Wishart's xenobiotic-metabolism prediction line: BioTransformer (metabolite/biotransformation prediction), DrugBank (drug metabolism and drug-target data), and CFM-ID (in silico MS/MS spectra for metabolite and drug-metabolite identification) all address the drug-metabolism, biotransformation and bioanalysis problems that define ISSX. ISSX focus groups are Bioanalysis in ADME Science; Biotransformation, Mechanisms, and Pathways; Modeling & Simulation; and Transporters — the Biotransformation and Modeling & Simulation groups are the direct fit. Weaker match to the NMR, biosensor and structural-biology arms.

Conference links:

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