We are pleased to welcome researchers, academicians, industry professionals, and students from around the world to the 2nd International Conference on Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, taking place on November 23–24, 2026, in Budapest, Hungary.
Toxicology 2026 is designed to bring together experts and emerging voices to discuss new developments, share research, and explore practical applications in toxicology and pharmacology. The conference offers a balanced mix of scientific sessions, keynote talks, poster presentations, and networking activities.
This event provides an open platform to exchange ideas, build collaborations, and gain insights into current trends and future directions in the field. Whether you are presenting research, learning from global experts, or looking for new professional connections, this conference supports your growth and engagement.
Join us in Budapest to be part of a meaningful scientific gathering focused on advancing toxicology and applied pharmacology.
Best Regards,
Lavanya | Conference Manager
ICTAP-2026
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November 23-24, 2026
Head - Department of Pharmacology - Inonu University, Turkey
Head - Department of Pharmacology - Inonu University, Turkey
Prof. Dr. İsmet Yılmaz is a faculty member in the Department of Pharmacology at Inönü University, Türkiye. He holds a Ph.D. in Pharmacology-Toxicology from Selçuk University and a veterinary medicine degree from Fırat University. His research focuses on pharmacokinetics, bioavailability, bioequivalence, and the pharmacological effects of natural compounds. Dr. Yılmaz has published extensively in international journals indexed in SCI/SCI-E, with notable work on liver regeneration, drug safety, and the protective effects of phytochemicals. He continues to contribute to advancing pharmacological science through both academic and applied research.
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Register NowBudapest stands out as one of Europe’s most
inspiring conference destinations, offering a perfect balance of professional
excellence, cultural richness, and visual appeal. The city provides an
exceptional environment that attracts both speakers and attendees from around
the world.
Iconic Landmarks: Home to world-renowned attractions such as
the Hungarian Parliament Building, Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion, and the
historic Chain Bridge along the Danube River.
Rich History and Culture: A vibrant cultural scene featuring
museums, concert halls, historic neighborhoods, and remarkable architectural
heritage.
Excellent International Accessibility: Easily accessible via Budapest Ferenc
Liszt International Airport, complemented by an efficient and well-connected
public transportation system.
Renowned Thermal Baths: Opportunities to unwind after conference
sessions at famous thermal baths such as Széchenyi, Gellért, and Rudas.
Exceptional Cuisine: A diverse culinary landscape offering
traditional Hungarian dishes, modern European dining, and scenic riverside
cafés.
Outstanding Networking Opportunities: A global hub that attracts professionals,
academics, and researchers from diverse fields.
Leisure and Exploration: Enrich your stay with Danube river
cruises, visits to Margaret Island and Heroes’ Square, or short trips to nearby
destinations such as Lake Balaton and Vienna.
Budapest seamlessly combines academic engagement
with memorable cultural experiences, making it an outstanding choice for
international conferences and professional gatherings.
An outstanding conference with an impeccable lineup of speakers. The insights I gained were invaluable for my research. Truly a must-attend event in the field.
The networking opportunities were phenomenal. I connected with several potential collaborators. The organization was seamless from start to finish.
As a PhD student, the poster sessions and direct access to leading scientists were incredibly inspiring. I left with new ideas and a renewed passion for my work.
