Check out the latest Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics call for papers on “Advances in New Approach Methodologies (NAMs): From Bench Development and Validation to Regulatory Adoption.” The submission deadline is June 1, 2026, so submit your research soon!
Listen in as former Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics Editor-in-Chief Piet van der Graaf and former Deputy Editor-in-Chief Kathy Giacomini discuss their journeys to clinical pharmacology, ASCPT, and the CPT editorship. They reminisce about mentors and influential people in their lives, challenges and milestones faced at CPT, and how scientific publishing continues to evolve and change.
CPT: Pharmacometrics & Systems Pharmacology’s (PSP) 2025 themed issue focused on Pediatric Rare Diseases, which impact more than 25 million people worldwide. Listen as PSP Associate Editors Ping Zhao and Rajat Desikan and Guest Editor Jane Knöchel discuss the conception and planning of this exciting issue as well as articles and topics they found especially interesting and insightful. Interested in publishing with ASCPT? You can find our open Calls for Papers here.
Clinical and Translational Science (CTS) has issued a Call for Papers for a special collection on “Quantitative Medicine for Drug Discovery, Development, and Clinical Utilization.” Listen as CTS Associate Editor Lei Zhang and guest editors Chunze Li and Lanfranco Pellesi discuss the need for quantitative research in clinical pharmacology and translational medicine, what types of papers they’d like to see submitted to the special collection, and how having your paper included in a special collection can boost engagement with your research. Submissions for this collection should be received no later than January 31, 2026.
Incoming Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics Editor-in-Chief Karen Rowland Yeo is launching a Call for Papers for the May 2026 issue of CPT, which will be titled “ Elevating the Global Impact of Clinical Pharmacology”. Hear Karen discuss how her childhood and university experiences in South Africa shaped and continue to influence her approach to clinical pharmacology and translational science, her vision for CPT, and focusing on pharmacoequity in her first themed issue.
