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- In Memoriam: Sherif Zaki, MD, PhDÂ 1955-2021
- Giving Tuesday is Tomorrow! Together We Give!
- Abstract Submission Deadline for #ASIP2022 at #ExpBio is TOMORROW!
- Call for Speakers for the Young Investigator Keynote Seminar Series 2022
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- Call for Speakers for the Young Investigator Keynote Seminar Series 2022Third Wednesday of Each Month The ASIP Young Investigator Keynote […]
- Rift Valley Fever Virus: A Deadly Zoonotic Disease of Ruminants and HumansRift Valley fever phlebovirus (RVFV), is a mosquito-borne, zoonotic pathogen […]
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- In Memoriam: Sherif Zaki, MD, PhD 1955-2021ASIP Member Sherif Zaki, MD, PhD a founder and chief of […]
- Giving Tuesday is Tomorrow! Together We Give!This has been a difficult year for everyone—especially those who […]
- Abstract Submission Deadline for #ASIP2022 at #ExpBio is TOMORROW!Time is Running out to Share your Science! The platform […]
- The 2020 Impact Factor for The American Journal of Pathology has increased!The top cited paper in 2020 is from ASIP member […]
- Member Benefit: 20% Discount on BooksDid you know that ASIP members can shop at us.elsevierhealth.com […]
- How vaccines work: immune effector mechanisms and designer vaccinesIntroduction: Three major advances have led to increase in length […]
- Giving Tuesday is Tomorrow! Together We Give!This has been a difficult year for everyone—especially those who […]
- Abstract Submission Deadline for #ASIP2022 at #ExpBio is TOMORROW!Time is Running out to Share your Science! The platform […]
- Submit to an ASIP Abstract Topic category soon!We are interested in your newest discoveries. Your research matters […]
- ASIP Research and Science Policy Committee Action Alert!The FY22 appropriations process is underway, with Members of Congress weighing […]
- Advocate for Supplemental Funding for NIH-funded InvestigatorsOn Capitol Hill: Regrettably, there are no dollars to fill […]
- ASIP Member Dr. Dennis Jones Selected as Inaugural Early Career Representative to FASEB BoardDennis Jones, PhD, Assistant Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine […]
- Giving Tuesday is Tomorrow! Together We Give!This has been a difficult year for everyone—especially those who […]
- Abstract Submission Deadline for #ASIP2022 at #ExpBio is TOMORROW!Time is Running out to Share your Science! The platform […]
- Call for Speakers for the Young Investigator Keynote Seminar Series 2022Third Wednesday of Each Month The ASIP Young Investigator Keynote […]
- In Memoriam: Sherif Zaki, MD, PhD 1955-2021ASIP Member Sherif Zaki, MD, PhD a founder and chief of […]
- Giving Tuesday is Tomorrow! Together We Give!This has been a difficult year for everyone—especially those who […]
- Abstract Submission Deadline for #ASIP2022 at #ExpBio is TOMORROW!Time is Running out to Share your Science! The platform […]
- Giving Tuesday is Tomorrow! Together We Give!This has been a difficult year for everyone—especially those who […]
- Want to attend #ASIP2022 at #ExpBio but don’t know how to ask?Simply copy and paste the template below and send to […]
- PISA2021 Recap – Oh What A Conference!This year’s ASIP Annual Meeting, known as PISA (that’s ASIP backwards!) – Pathobiology for Investigators, Students, and Academicians – was held virtually from October 5-7 2021.
- ASIP Member Dr. James Musser featured for COVID-19 Research
James Musser, MD, spoke with The New York Times about how COVID-19’s genetic code plays a vital role in controlling the virus.
Since last March, a team of researchers led by Dr. James Musser, chair of the department of pathology and genomic medicine at Houston Methodist Hospital, have been sequencing the viral genomes drawn from patients — 20,000 genomes so far. This new study has found that every coronavirus variant of concern to researchers around the world has been circulating in Houston at a low level for at least six to eight weeks. Houston is the first U.S. city to find all of the variants, including those recently reported in California and New York and the ones found in Brazil, Britain and South Africa.
- #PISA2020 Day 5Program Yesterday was another full day of science, mentoring, and […]
- Pathologists Fighting COVID-19 – Sally DavisK-State Assistant Professor of Experimental Pathology, Dr. A. Sally Davis, […]
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The mission of the Society is to promote the discovery, advancement, and dissemination of basic and translational knowledge in experimental pathology and related disciplines. This shall be achieved by fostering investigation into the pathogenesis, classification, diagnosis, and manifestations of disease through meetings, publications, and educational activities.
The American Society for Investigative Pathology (ASIP) is a society of biomedical scientists who investigate mechanisms of disease. Investigative pathology is an integrative discipline that links the presentation of disease in the whole organism to its fundamental cellular and molecular mechanisms. It uses a variety of structural, functional, and genetic techniques and ultimately applies research findings to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. ASIP advocates for the practice of investigative pathology and fosters the professional career development and education of its members.
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