The Asia Pacific Section of the IST was founded in 1987. It encompasses loosely the many countries in the Asia Pacific region, from western Asia to Japan to Australia. Since the first meeting of this section in 1987 in Singapore, there have been regular section meetings showcasing the breadth and diversity of Toxinology research in the region, reflecting the diversity and abundance of venomous and poisonous fauna in the region.

Past Asia Pacific Section Meetings:

YearLocationOrganizer(s)ProceedingsSection
2021Cairns, AustraliaN.DaleAsia Pacific Section
2014Changsha, ChinaS.Liang, S.Luo, Y.Zhang, Z.LiuAsia Pacific Section
2011Vladivostok, RussiaE.Grishin & V.StonikAsia Pacific Section
2008Hanoi & Halong BayT.X.Kiem & L.V.DongAsia Pacific Section
2005Cebu City, PhilippinesL.J.Cruz & R.V.AzanzaAsia Pacific Section
2002Cairns, AustraliaR.NortonAsia Pacific Section
1999Pattaya, ThailandV.SitprijaAsia Pacific Section
1996Kunming, Yunnan, ChinaY.XiongAsia Pacific Section
1993Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaN.H.TanAdvances in Venom and Toxin Research (N.H.Tan, S.L.Oo, V.Thambyrajah, N.Azila, eds.), published by the Malayan Society on Toxinology, Kuala Lumpur 1993.Asia Pacific Section
1990Varanasi, IndiaS.C.SanyalAsia Pacific Section
1987Singapore, SingaporeP.GopalakrishnakoneProgress in Venom and Toxin Research (P.Gopalakrishnakone, C.K.Tan, eds.), Nat.Univ. of Singapore, 1987.Asia Pacific Section