In January of 2026, the American Society for Investigative Pathology will officially begin to operate as the American Society for Investigative Pathobiology! While the change in our name is subtle (and retains the ASIP acronym), it is also significant and required intense deliberation over time to ensure that the new name would fit our Society at-large, our members (individually and collectively), our mission, and our brand.
As we look to expand and sustain awards and programs into the future, we encourage our members to consider giving a donation to the Society, either as a general (undesignated) donation or directed to one or more of our established funds.
In late April, 234 individuals gathered in Baltimore for Pathobiology 2024 – the Annual Meeting of the American Society for Investigative Pathology (ASIP). Over the course of the four-day meeting, attendees participated in a stimulating scientific program with symposia and poster sessions, educational events, and career development sessions.
The 2023 Annual Meeting of the ASIP during Tissue, Matrix, and Pathobiology in Salt Lake City was a fantastic success with an exceptional scientific program and associated career development sessions and educational events.
Learn about the newly elected members of Council as they give us their thoughts on their new positions and their priorities for the coming year.
Last fall, we attended the inaugural ASIP Leadership Academy (October 2-4, 2022) and had a blast. There was a dynamic group of around 20 participants at all different career stages–from PhD students to entry level academic faculty positions. Over the course of the 3-day event, we really got to know each other and became a true cohort.
