Meet Endpoint Preclinical at the 2025 ACT Annual Meeting
Meet Endpoint Preclinical at the 2025 ACT Annual Meeting
Endpoint Preclinical is pleased to share that Cole McLarty, CEO and Co-founder, will be attending the 46th Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology (ACT) on November 16-18, 2025, in Phoenix, Arizona.
The ACT Annual Meeting brings together a global community of toxicologists from industry, government, academia, and consulting to exchange insights on safety assessment, applied toxicology, and the evolving landscape of regulatory science.
Event Details
Cole is excited to connect with fellow attendees for conversations on collaboration, advances in preclinical toxicology and how the Endpoint Network is supporting various toxicology programs world-wide.
- Event: ACT 46th Annual Meeting
- Dates: November 16 – 19, 2025
- Location: JW Marriott Desert Ridge, Phoenix, AZ
- Hashtag: #ACTox2025
Why Attend and Why We’ll Be There: The ACT Annual Meeting brings together scientists driving the next generation of safety science — where translational precision meets regulatory rigor.
For Endpoint, ACT is more than a networking event. It’s an opportunity to collaborate with the toxicology community on how integrated, on-site preclinical expertise can accelerate timelines, improve reproducibility, and elevate scientific quality.
We’ll be in Phoenix to:
- Advance Translational Alignment: Explore how refined surgical and vascular models can improve prediction of safety outcomes in IND-enabling studies.
- Showcase On-Site Production-Level Work: Discuss how Endpoint’s expert teams perform production-level surgical programs directly within client facilities, bringing precision, scalability, and consistency to high-volume preclinical research. Conducting work on-site eliminates transport stress, minimizes procedural variability, and shortens study startup timelines.
- Elevate Study Design: Examine how surgical leadership, imaging integration, and expert-driven data interpretation enhance the rigor and reproducibility of toxicology workflows.
- Strengthen Collaboration: Engage with toxicologists, study directors, and regulatory scientists committed to advancing reliable, welfare-conscious research.
Connect with Us!
We look forward to meaningful conversations with peers in toxicology and safety science — and to sharing ideas that help move high-quality preclinical research forward.
See you in Phoenix!



