Get involved
ASBMB members are driven to better understand what makes life work. With patience, perseverance and insatiable curiosity, and through collaboration and hard work, you seek to uncover the secrets of life.
Here are some ways you can get involved with the ASBMB community.
Interest in becoming a member?
Connect with colleagues and build your network
- Plan a virtual event or conference with the ASBMB.
- Organize a networking event in your community.
- Attend webinars, meetings and events in your field of interest.
- Search jobs and connect with employers through the .
Share your stories and discoveries
- Publish your work in ASBMB journals — now open access.
Regular and Industry members receive a $500 discount on article processing costs. - in the member magazine, ASBMB Today.
Help shape the future of research
- Stay up to date on the latest policy developments affecting research.
- Use the ASBMB Advocacy Toolkit to learn how to communicate the value of science to legislators.
- Share your priorities and concerns with our team of policy experts, who advocate on your behalf at federal agencies, Congress and the White House.
- Support the ASBMB's work by making a donation.
Train the next generation of scientists
- Use the to hire the best talent to build your lab or company.
- Get your BMB program ASBMB-accredited.
- Review accreditation applications.
- Help develop and score the annual certification exam.
- Use and adapt online-teaching strategies.
- Start an ASBMB Student Chapter.
Hone your skills
- Browse the library of on-demand webinars.
- Take the Art of Science Communication course.
Shape the society's future
Stay connected
Connect with the ASBMB and journals on social media to get the latest updates.
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Jessica Ellis
Assistant Professor
East Carolina University
"The ASBMB provides a community of like-minded individuals driven by science. As a member of ASBMB, I truly enjoy reading ASBMB Today, performing service, attending the annual meeting, and reading/submitting research articles to the society's journals."
Nathan Vanderford
Assistant Professor
University of Kentucky College of Medicine
"Being involved in ASBMB is highly valuable for the educational and networking opportunities provided. The organization also provides ample service opportunities that make giving back to the community easy, engaging and fun!"
Saumya Ramanathan
Assistant Professor
Fisk University
"Mentoring students and seeing them achieve their dreams is what I love about my job, and being a member of ASBMB affords me the opportunity to reach out to more students and postdocs."