AIT conference 2026: Madrid, Spain 22nd to 24th September 2026! 

 

TRADE STAND REGISTRATION IS OPEN: Please contact us for a booking form at: aitoxicology@gmail.com

 

DELEGATE REGISTRATION IS OPEN - see details here

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REGISTRATION LINK: Here

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​​​​​Exhibitors and Sponsors please contact us for more information at aitoxicology@gmail.com

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Call for presenters (main program and students): If you have some research data or other topic of interest in the inhalation toxicology field to present to our audience (30 minute verbal presentation) then please get in touch. We are accepting presentation offers at the moment. Students, please also get in touch if you wish to present at our friendly conference. Student presentations are 20 minutes in duration and can be associated with a poster submission (AIT conference student poster prize is available along with one student travel grant worth £500; see below for details.

 

Call for posters: There are 40 poster spaces available. All scientific topics relating to inhalation toxicology are welcome. If you are interested, please contact the AIT at aitoxicology@gmail.com. POSTER SUBMISSION: Please send the title, the authors (and their affiliations) and a short abstract (up to approximately 450 words) for the conference brochure as soon as this is available. The deadline for submission is the end of July 2026 (as we only have space for 40 posters then early submission is advisable. If you are committed to attending the conference then a poster board can be reserved for you due to the limited space allocation). Late submissions may not be accepted if all the allocated poster spaces are taken. The poster boards are portrait orientation; A0 Portrait = 900mm wide x 1200mm high maximum. You will need to register as a delegate to attend the AIT conference with your poster. There is one main poster prize and one student poster prize available.. 

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​​​​Why attend?: 

Attending commences or renews your AIT membership for the next 3 years (membership allows access to the secure members area of the AIT website to view the PDF presentations that are held there from the previous year).

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Student rate plus 1 student AIT travel grant is available: see the travel grant details below.

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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​AIT Travel Grant for Early Career Inhalation Scientist* - The grant has now been allocated for the 2026 AIT Conference

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There is one travel grant available worth £500 to help early career scientists* towards the cost of travel and registration to attend the AIT in-person conference. In addition, if the successful applicant is not already a member of the AIT, they will also receive 3 years free membership of the AIT to enable them to access the previous year’s conference documents held in the members area of the AIT website.

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(*) Early career scientist: Researchers who received their terminal education diploma not more than 10 years ago. Researchers working both in academia and industry, as well as PhD, master and bachelor students who are studying/working within a relevant scientific field, or technicians at a recognized institution working towards a professional qualification or gaining more experience within the field of inhalation toxicology are included.

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This is an excellent opportunity to share your findings with the world’s leaders in the Inhalation Toxicology field.  

 

​Applications can be submitted at any time throughout the year and must be made by email to the AIT at aitoxicology@gmail.com. All applications received during the year will be reviewed and approximately 2-4 months prior to the start date for each conference the successful applicant will be notified via email. ​Applications will be assessed by the AIT committee on merit. Priority may be given to candidates who have submitted poster abstracts to the meeting. The awarding of funding will be at the discretion of the AIT Committee.

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​By applying for the grant, all applicants consent to their contact details being added to the AIT mailing list and will automatically receive information on other events when it becomes available.  Contact details will not be passed on to any other organisation without written permission.