What does ASIP mean in HUMAN GENOME

ASIP is a professional organization which advances the specialty of investigative pathology and facilitates collaboration between pathologists, scientists, and others in related disciplines. ASIP's mission is to improve the health of individuals by promoting excellence in pathology research, education, and practice.

ASIP believes that advancing pathology research and practice improves individual health outcomes. The organization also encourages collaboration between scientists, pathologists, and other related-discipline experts to solve complex scientific problems.

ASIP membership is open to anyone interested in advancing pathology research and practice. This includes students, researchers, clinicians, academics, lab technicians, administrators, and more.

Becoming an ASIP member offers many benefits including access to members-only events; discounts on registration fees for educational opportunities; networking opportunities with other professionals in your field; discounts on journal subscriptions; and access to special publications from the organization.

To join as a full member you must submit the online application form here https://asipmembership.org/. There are several different types of memberships depending on your profession or career level. Once you have submitted your application you will receive a confirmation letter with further instructions if needed.

Yes there are dues associated with each membership type. They range in cost based on type of membership chosen (student/postdoc/early career investigator vs full investigator). To get information regarding the dues please go to https://asipmembership.org/.