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JOIN
ASPB
Membership in the American Society of Plant Biologists is open to anyone
from any nation who is concerned with the physiology, molecular biology,
environmental biology, cell biology, and biophysics of plants, and other
related matters. Read what our members have to say...
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YEARLY MEMBERSHIP RATES - Payment
Information and Options
Current year memberships will automatically be prorated according
to the Prorate
Schedule.
Regular Members $115
Open to persons who work in academia, government, and laboratories,
industrial or commercial environments.
Postdoctoral Associate $65
Open to persons who have received their graduate degree,
may hold a postdoctoral job or fellowship.
Graduate or Undergraduate Student Member $45
Open to persons pursuing a degree in the field at the graduate
or undergraduate level.
Student Institutional Lab Discount Program
Do you have a lab full of potential members? See if you qualify for the
instutitonal
discount program.
ASPB
JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
Members receive FREE online access to Plant Physiology® & The
Plant Cell. If you'd like to still receive print copies, we provide
members significant discounts. Click
here for rates.
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CURRENT MEMBERS - RENEW
Thank you for being part of our community. Below are specific resources
for our members. Contact Us for anything
you need or feedback.
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WHAT
OUR MEMBERS HAVE TO SAY... Read more about our members in the
Membership Corner.
"Posting my CV on the ASPB website and networking at the 2007 meeting
in Chicago were instrumental to my finding the right postdoctoral position,
and an ASPB travel grant enabled me to attend the aforementioned meeting.
It was my time as an undergraduate researcher that really got me hooked
on science, so I like that the ASPB is a big advocate of undergraduate
research. I believe that being connected to the larger plant biology community
is important when it comes to nurturing students, fostering collaborations,
or considering career directions." - Kristine Hill, Dartmouth College
"Being a member of ASPB has been extremely important for a variety
of reasons. First and foremost, ASPB is the leading society in the field
of plant biology. Through my membership in ASPB, I was able to attend
and participate in meetings where I had the chance to learn about new
research ideas in my area and also was able to interact with other scientists
from all over the world. This is especially important for me, since I
am conducting research in Hawaii, which is a geographically isolated place.
In research, the exchange of ideas is of utmost importance, and ASPB offers
a venue for this exchange to take place. - Sandro Jube, University of
Hawaii at Manoa
Though we" joined ASPB recently, we were garnering the benefits
long before becoming members. We used to access online journals to keep
ourselves abreast of the most recent publications and information in the
field of plant biology. The articles used to inspire us to achieve higher
goals in life and to continue pursuing science with more passion, perseverance,
and dedication. The job postings were advantageous to us, as they gave
all the information on current openings in the field of plant sciences."
- Madhugiri Nageswara-Rao and Jaya R. Soneji, University of Florida
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