Society for Experimental Biology

The Society for Experimental Biology promotes and supports all disciplines of Experimental Biology worldwide. All researchers, teachers and students who have an interest in any aspect of experimental biology are encouraged to join.SEB membership is open to scientists world-wide.The Society provides:Timely and topical meetings across the interests of the Society. A forum for experimental biologists worldwide.Multidisciplinary research interests. Educational and public relations support. An infrastructure for organisation of top-quality scientific meetings. Reduced subscriptions to Society journals. Travel Grants.
A lively and informative website and quarterly news bulletinReduced registration for members at conferences Reduced rates for membership and attendance at conferences are offered to students

Contact Details: 3 The Carronades, New Road Southampton Hampshire SO14 0AA United Kingdom Tel: 023 8022 4824 Fax: 023 8022 6312 Email: k.steel@sebiology.org WWW: www.sebiology.org/

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