ASIP welcomes basic and clinical biomedical research scientists as active members. ASIP Membership includes scientists from 36 countries.
The American Society for Investigative Pathology (ASIP) provides numerous opportunities to help you to excel at all stages of your academic and scientific careers through networking, professional development, meetings, journals and leadership opportunities.
ASIP's mission is to provide our young experimental pathologists with challenging educational and professional career development initiatives focused on new discoveries in pathogenesis and its ultimate influence on disease prevention and health care. Your donations afford numerous opportunities to our members and helps in promoting their careers.
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Get more involved in ASIP by joining one of our many Scientific Interest Groups, becoming an ASIP Ambassador, or working with trainees.
Scientific Interest Groups (SIGs) are designed to represent the diverse research interests of the ASIP membership and to provide members with the culture and experience of a small specialty society within the larger whole of a research-oriented membership with eclectic interests.
The mission of Women in Pathology is to advance the professional and personal development of women in pathobiology research and pathology-related careers. Women in Pathology advocates for equity at research and healthcare institutions and endorses efforts to reduce barriers and maintain work-life balance experienced by women in science (particularly pathology) who work in academic science, government research, biomedical industry or biotech, or other settings.