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Société Française pour l'Etude des Toxines / French Society of Toxinology - SFET

The French Society of Toxinology (SFET, http://sfet.asso.fr/international/) is organizing its 31st annual Meeting in Toxinology (RT31) on Dec 01-02, 2025, for the second time in Nice after the first 29 editions in Paris. The Board of Directors will be delighted to welcome you for these two days of scientific and friendly exchanges (all in English) with experts in the field of toxinology, in a convenient and pleasant location on the French Riviera. The list of our invited speakers is already available (http://sfet.asso.fr/international/rt31-program.html). The full conference program will be packed with selected presentations by world experts in bacterial, animal, plant, algal, fungal toxins. Sessions will be dedicated to young researchers and students to facilitate scientific exchange and collaboration. Join us to spend a convivial time in a charming conference-hotel overlooking the Mediterranean Sea!

SFET secretariat;     Email: sfet.asso@gmail.com

algal toxin, animal toxin, bacterial toxin, biochemistry, biological activity, drugable toxin, drug design, environmental factor, fungal toxin, genomics, medical application, mode of action, mold toxin, mycotoxin, peptidic synthesis, phycotoxin, plant toxin, proteomics, recombinant production, structure–function relationship, therapeutic drug, toxinomics, toxin receptor/target, venom, venomics.

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