The CTSS Yves Alarie Diversity Award for Trainees and Young Investigators was established in July 2019 by his students, friends, colleagues, and family. Dr. Alarie, a longtime member of the SOT, has made significant contributions to the fields of inhalation toxicology and computational toxicology. A monetary award will be given to a motivated trainee or young investigator from an under-represented group that is working in the field of computational toxicology and shares Dr. Alarie's passion for science. The award must be used for the professional development of the trainee/young investigator including research, travel and/or registration to a scientific meeting or training. The Yves Alarie Diversity Award will recognize an outstanding graduate student or postdoctoral scholar who embodies Dr. Yves Alarie's scientific excellence. Applicants must demonstrate relevance of work to computational toxicology. They may be doctoral students; post-doctoral students; or early investigators conducting research in academia, industry, government, or other organizations. Applicants must be training or working in the field of toxicology or a closely related discipline with evidence of career advancement. Applicants working for a governmental agency should get approval from their agency to accept the award prior to applying. Applicants must also be a current SOT member. Preference will be given to current CTSS members or those that have applied to be a CTSS member. Applicants must be a member of an under-represented group in the biomedical sciences, such as defined by the National Institutes of Health. Members of other under-represented groups not identified by NIH may also apply by providing a narrative describing the under-represented group(s) to which they belong and reason(s) for CTSS consideration of their application. Applicants must submit a letter of recommendation from a full SOT member. Please visit the award's website or contact the Society of Toxicology for more information.