Month: September 2019
President’s Report
I write this report with a lot more hope that we are making progress against the pandemic, while things are getting under control in the ...SIVB 2021: In Vitro OnLine Update
The Society for In Vitro Biology (SIVB) annual meeting is going to be a virtual event (SIVB 2021: In Vitro OnLine) and will be offered ...Things to Know Before You Log On!
SIVB 2021: In Vitro OnLine will a fully interactive virtual meeting available in the palm of your hand. We can’t wait to share this year’s ...2020 Annual Report
The 2020 Annual Report is now available online. This is a comprehensive report on the Society’s activities throughout 2020. moreInternational Association of Students in Agricultural and Related Sciences (IAAS)
The International Association of Students in Agricultural and Related Sciences (IAAS) is the world’s largest Student Association in The Field of Agriculture and Related Sciences. ...Journal Highlights
3D organ-like culture models are a rapidly advancing area of in vitro biological science, in contrast to monolayer cell culture in the beginning of in ...Member News
Dr. Matthew R. Willmann, served as Editor for the book titled “Genome Editing for Precision Crop Breeding”; Dr. John Finer will retire. moreNew Members
Welcome New SIVB Members! Give a warm welcome to the new Society for In Vitro Biology members who joined in the past few months! moreSIVB Gives You More to Smile About
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The In Vitro Report accepts submissions from members or interested scientists. Submissions must include author’s name, address, phone, or other number where you can be reached. For additional information regarding submissions to In Vitro Report, contact Sylvia A. Mitchell or Michael J. Fay, Editors-in-Chief, by phone or email or contact the SIVB office.
