Tobacco Science Research Conference

The 77th Tobacco Science Research Conference focuses on "Tobacco Harm Reduction: What Have We Learned and How Do We Move Forward?" and aims to advance the understanding of tobacco harm reduction and promote scientific collaboration. The conference features technical sessions grouped by subject matter, poster sessions, and workshops. These sessions provide a platform for researchers to present their findings and engage in discussions on tobacco harm reduction, covering topics such as toxicological assessments, clinical evaluations, and product use behavior.

The conference also includes a symposium on tobacco harm reduction, featuring expert speakers and panel discussions. Researchers and professionals in the tobacco industry are encouraged to participate and contribute to this important dialogue on reducing the risks associated with tobacco use.

The 76th Tobacco Science Research Conference has as theme “Looking forward - The challenges and opportunities ahead for harm reduction” and welcomes participants both in person and virtually.

This year's Tobacco Science Research Conference is held both in person and virtually, focusing on the topic of tobacco harm reduction and the need for science and engagement.

At this event, PMI scientists present the research on the study of the aerosol emissions, with a focus on selected aldehydes of various e-cigarette designs.

The committee of the 70th Tobacco Science Research Conference has chosen “Population Health Standards for Tobacco Regulation” for this year’s symposium theme.