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Stem cell Societies2 t" o' K- r* {
Societies Listed Alphabetically
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AAAS American Association for the Advancement of Science % r- k1 R+ u- Z  s# S6 r7 j
Founded in 1848, and now the world’s largest general scientific society, AAAS is an international non-profit organization dedicated to advancing science around the world by serving as an educator, leader, spokesperson and professional association. AAAS publishes the journal Science.
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AACR American Association for Cancer Research
+ e1 v) D" @1 Q* N" u: R8 v7 [The oldest and largest scientific organization in the world focused on cancer research. They foster the exchange of knowledge and new ideas among scientists dedicated to cancer research, provide training opportunities for researchers, and increase public understanding of cancer. AACR publishes six peer-reviewed scientific journals and CR, a magazine for cancer survivors, patient advocates, their families, physicians and scientists.4 Q$ ?7 k+ S' }
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AAI American Association of Immunologists 4 [1 v" A) u! W4 \4 s& I4 i
The largest association of immunologists in the world, aiming to advance knowledge of immunology and related disciplines, to foster the exchange of ideas, and to promote an understanding of the field of immunology. AAI publishes The Journal of Immunology (JI).& T' ^1 Z( E1 d  F6 Q& _6 l

7 u7 W* ^- H- R5 gANZSCDB Australia and New Zealand Society for Cell and Developmental Biology ' V) R% X+ \# u8 |* U4 [( H) m
One of Australia's oldest Scientific Societies, the ANZSCDB aims to enhance Australian and New Zealand research and encourage international collaborations, and supports senior and early-career researchers, as well as students.' Q' ]8 j& Y8 i' J

8 ~2 p& ]5 c. x' [! I, h" vAHA American Heart Association ' \; x) t* A3 n, b% S; N2 a
A national voluntary health agency whose mission is: "Building healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.”
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ANN American Academy of Neurology
: w; F" v. v3 @& \/ TAn international professional association of more than 21,000 neurologists and neuroscience professionals dedicated to providing the best possible care for patients with neurological disorders.
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APDBN Asia-Pacific Developmental Biology Network
5 B. _& a2 Z! y3 S! \: [& y3 z2 l! HPromotes the exchange of scientific information relevant to developmental biology in the Asia-Pacific region, fosters the activities of students and researchers in these fields, facilitates research, training, education and collaboration at the national, institutional, laboratory and individual levels, and promotes public awareness, understanding and appreciation of developmental biological concepts and research.
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$ D/ ]' n6 p  g( h  LASCB American Society for Cell Biology
( Y8 A7 A8 B' gFounded in 1960 to bring the varied facets of cell biology together, provide training and development opportunities, and to keep Congress and the American public informed about the importance of biomedical research. ASCB publishes the journals Molecular Biology of the Cell (MBC) and CBE—Life Sciences Education (CBE-LSE).
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1 O- X8 V& f/ B3 H8 M! dASCR Adult Stem Cell Research Network + `9 K" Q% y* ^
A project of the Cell Therapy Foundation, designed to be a reliable source of information for the public regarding adult stem cell research, as well as to be a community of practice and collaboration among fellow researchers.
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* d; o( O' g/ a# U5 s8 fASH American Society of Hematology % f, J" s  m3 l9 T
The mission of ASH is to further the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disorders affecting the blood, bone marrow, and the immunologic, hemostatic and vascular systems, by promoting research, clinical care, education, training, and advocacy in hematology. ASH publishes the journal Blood.
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& w5 J( O* G  U6 G- v+ y/ wASNTR American Society for Neural Therapy and Repair
, s! \: d: F" {, w  BComposed of basic and clinical neuroscientists who utilize a variety of technologies to better understand the way the nervous system functions and establish new procedures for its repair in response to trauma or neurodegenerative disease.& Q' R% B+ ~  U, j  d
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BSCB British Society for Cell Biology
# N; r" o  S3 s% rPromotes the advance of research in all branches of cell biology and encourages the interchange of information via meetings and conferences.  Also helps to raise awareness of science policy issues in the UK.
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BSCDB Belgian Society for Cell and Developmental Biology
# x6 b( l) R' O3 S4 LOrganization for scientists in Belgium, which organizes conferences and workshops, supports students, and offers grants and awards.
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BSDB British Society for Developmental Biology 0 Q* c! c- h' [# J+ g4 S+ q
A society open to all who have an interest in the science of Developmental Biology, including students and lecturers/researchers at all levels. Represents developmental biology to external organizations in the UK and Europe and organizes scientific meetings.2 v7 m* L+ V- _3 f  |$ b( h
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BSH British Society for Haematology 8 X  i* i1 i) u! b8 Z! m
Aims to advance the practice and study of haematology and facilitate contact between persons interested in haematology. BSH publishes the Guidelines from the British Committee for Standards in Haematology.+ x6 E, Y% ^4 l; j0 ^3 w! s( c( V

. q7 N" i0 \0 z" T/ ~CTS Cell Transplant Society0 t& i  n4 c, N
An international non for profit, incorporated collegial association of scientists with background and/or interest in the field of cellular transplantation. The CTS exists to promote research and collaboration in cellular transplantation.# t( h- d& y) L
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EHA European Hematology Association ! F/ X4 F5 `- o2 ^
Aims to promote excellence in clinical practice, research and education in European haematology. EHA publishes Haematologica/The Hematology Journal./ ?% z% S* m8 r, Y" p( x3 ]
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EuroStemCell European Consortium for Stem Cell Research 3 q* k* P& c8 g! j. j7 T/ S
The EuroStemCell consortium brings together sixteen partners, integrating a broad range of disciplines and combining the expertise of the best laboratories in Europe . The centers involved collectively provide the skills and technologies necessary for ground-breaking stem cell research, laying the groundwork for taking stem cell technology to the clinic.
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FASEB Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology + s3 j# g1 S: {5 E8 q/ ^9 w
A coalition of independent member societies that serve the interests of biomedical and life scientists, particularly those related to public policy issues.  FASEB publishes The FASEB Journal.
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, B* O$ w1 z' Z, ]$ `" uHSANZ Hematology Society of Australia and New Zealand
6 H! _, H, S  \; e$ WAims to inform members of the most recent developments in haematology, and to advance knowledge and inspire continued professional development in this discipline.6 Y9 ~2 Q( ^, Q# U) F' n4 e
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HUPO Proteome Biology of Initiative aims to provide a platform for researchers from both stem cell and proteomic communities to define pressing issues in stem cell biology requiring proteomic analysis and to initiate collaborative projects.
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IFATS International Federation of Adipose Therapeutics and Science 2 e5 v/ b1 o# q) i5 }
Brings together different disciplines within the field of adipose biology in order to share knowledge, influence policy, exchange new ideas, and develop new technology derived from and directed toward adipose tissue.
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' {# r& z" e9 S( c6 [5 g# f7 E1 AISCT International Society for Cellular Therapy / F/ b/ J$ z# y  W$ l) I% m
Professional organization for those working or interested in cell-based research, processing, manipulation, and clinical translation.
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ISCF International Stem Cell Forum
. c, U- q  y; o% U& pMade up of twenty one funders of stem cell research from around the world, the ISCF encourages international collaboration and funding support for stem cell research, with the overall aim of promoting global good practice and accelerating progress in this vitally important area of biomedical science.3 Y9 y. ?9 h2 }( P
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ISCI International Stem Cell Initiative ' j/ K8 L0 q) C; G7 W" K$ U
A worldwide collaborative effort to establish basic criteria and techniques that will underpin the eventual development of applications for Human Embryonic Stem Cells in human medicine.
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ISD International Society of Differentiation 0 R* S' Z, h5 }' ~/ u! U
Aims to encourage and develop research and communication in the fields of cell and developmental biology, molecular biology and oncology through meetings and publications.0 `! v, W2 k& U8 f0 V

; E# |' R5 u" f! B0 ~0 B# QISDB International Society for Developmental Biologists
$ e5 g8 o0 m8 m9 w+ w2 B- BA non-profit scientific association which has as its aim the promotion of the study of developmental biology. To this effect, the ISDB also organizes and supports scientific meetings and workshops.% N* b2 e. h6 ~& Q& f) i' `( z
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ISEH International Society for Experimental Hematology – Society for Hematology and Stem Cells # N. q6 G2 J% t. c
Working to promote the scientific knowledge and clinical application of basic hematology, immunology, stem cell research, cell and Gene therapy, and related aspects of research through publications, discussions, scientific meetings and the support of young investigators.
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9 v% n  M: F( O$ |# q3 ^0 _ISNFR International Society for Neural Feedback and Research ) M$ a- R, O! \  s6 m
A membership organization comprised of people from many countries and various professional disciplines doing neurotherapy and neurofeedback training and research. ISNR supports education and excellence in the field of neurofeedback training and neurotherapy and seeks the validation and acceptance of this discipline by a broad spectrum of society.; n$ k5 c6 L+ P' Z0 ]2 R' D4 }
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ISSCR International Society for Stem Cell Research
$ |4 l9 T! W  z9 cAn independent, nonprofit organization established to promote and foster the exchange and dissemination of information and ideas relating to stem cells, to encourage the general field of research involving stem cells, and to promote professional and public education in all areas of stem cell research and application.
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JDRF Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation : Q5 X2 a; J- s8 b
A leading charitable funder and advocate of type 1 (juvenile) diabetes research worldwide. The mission of JDRF is to find a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research.  Has information on research, publications, advocacy, and support of those with juvenile diabetes.) _. p$ o% D+ M- a! h' W

" x7 g3 C( m$ A8 v1 w; ]: `2 PJSDB Japanese Society of Developmental Biologists
1 G) E6 m% p! K! `9 B. |1 UAn active member of the International Society of Developmental Biologists, the JSDB holds an annual meeting each spring and publishes the journal Development Growth &0 g7 t5 y; ?1 j  ^( D+ I

& [  i: ~0 `$ |! c1 [0 oNDRI National Development and Research Institutes
" s: F- O8 n2 L  @: d9 h8 G% k8 EA non-profit research and educational organization dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge in the areas of drug and alcohol abuse, treatment and recovery; HIV, AIDS and HCV; areas of public health, mental health, criminal justice, urban problems, prevention and epidemiology.# G; O5 T, \0 L9 ^3 k1 o
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NHLBI National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
2 n$ M; O. o7 I9 |1 ?" PPlans, conducts, fosters, and supports an integrated and coordinated program of basic research, clinical investigations and trials, observational studies, and demonstration and education projects. Research is related to the causes, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of heart, blood vessel, lung, and blood diseases; and sleep disorders.
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! ^; ~* K8 H9 A- iSDB Society for Developmental Biology . p. A) n! e3 x! f6 E: |6 h
Aims to further the study of development in all organisms and at all levels, to represent and promote communication among students of development, and to promote the field of developmental biology.
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+ g7 R" Y6 Z. X' p; D8 K9 ~* `SfN Society for Neuroscience ( s: A" x6 y: B3 L
A nonprofit membership organization of basic scientists and physicians who study the brain and nervous system.  The Society's primary goal is to promote the exchange of information among researchers. SfN publishes The Journal of Neuroscience.
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! q) Q3 f3 c, i; B* B$ g/ c" r" x% QStem Cell Network
+ b- \  |& [3 f9 DA Canadian venture that brings together over 50 leading scientists to investigate the potential of stem cells, and be a catalyst for enabling the translation of stem cell research into clinical applications, commercial products, or public policy.# t3 ]: p  B- U% |) N

) y5 P2 b( P# u# M, }* |SSSCR Student Society for Stem Cell Research
7 D0 w9 c5 l9 X, D& f8 KThe SSSCR network spans over 10 countries and 100 institutions consisting of students, researchers, patient advocates, and policy makers united by the purpose of finding treatments and cures to debilitating conditions.
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4 N2 T  ?: ?- p& i9 ~  W. rTERMIS Tissue Engineering International and Regenerative MedicineSociety - M3 f' t7 C+ z. [/ h' h! q5 ~
Brings together the international community of persons engaged or interested in the field of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine and promotes education and research within the field through regular meetings, publications and other forms of communication.
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# z, u3 ]. W: O3 t, s6 e5 t" D' |1 PTISDB The Israel Society for Developmental Biology
2 E4 |1 E) ~' g3 L* [Established to offer the Israeli scientific community of Developmental Biologists a framework for scientific interactions and the exchange of information within Israel and internationally. TISDB is committed to the encouragement of scientific excellence in the developmental biology research field.  Q; r8 |& S& `0 }1 Q
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General Scientific Societies
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AAAS American Association for the Advancement of Science
8 u. v1 x6 |0 v" j, H0 D4 qFounded in 1848, and now the world’s largest general scientific society, AAAS is an international non-profit organization dedicated to advancing science around the world by serving as an educator, leader, spokesperson and professional association. AAAS publishes the journal Science.# _/ b% Z8 b5 k; O
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FASEB Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology
$ D" ^- }8 r) hA coalition of independent member societies that serve the interests of biomedical and life scientists, particularly those related to public policy issues. FASEB publishes The FASEB Journal.
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1 Z, X( i: M  ^& y9 CANN American Academy of Neurology : x3 m3 ~" g  ~7 L" e
An international professional association of more than 21,000 neurologists and neuroscience professionals dedicated to providing the best possible care for patients with neurological disorders.8 ^( z! F. W8 t4 p  ^

2 g) v, _5 A7 c& v" i4 Y4 a  e+ dAACR American Association for Cancer Research
- X' w5 M3 S/ X8 Q9 r) iThe oldest and largest scientific organization in the world focused on cancer research.  They foster the exchange of knowledge and new ideas among scientists dedicated to cancer research, provide training opportunities for researchers, and increase public understanding of cancer. AACR publishes six peer-reviewed scientific journals and CR, a magazine for cancer survivors, patient advocates, their families, physicians and scientists.
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AAI American Association of Immunologists
" L& _& A9 l* R* k) c* e1 hThe largest association of immunologists in the world, aiming to advance knowledge of immunology and related disciplines, to foster the exchange of ideas, and to promote an understanding of the field of immunology. AAI publishes The Journal of Immunology (JI). 8 z, }" l2 @) q
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AHA American Heart Association
* Z6 e: L! _% xA national voluntary health agency whose mission is: "Building healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.”
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/ Y5 j+ d# C9 Z2 W5 lASH American Society of Hematology
* M* f  U: y, P( A4 D9 G8 KThe mission of ASH is to further the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disorders affecting the blood, bone marrow, and the immunologic, hemostatic and vascular systems, by promoting research, clinical care, education, training, and advocacy in hematology. ASH publishes the journal Blood. - W$ }" F' |' ]1 H- h: D' F

7 y4 ?) X  i: J$ X5 SBSH British Society for Haematology & E2 F( T% U9 }% o" v& J
Aims to advance the practice and study of haematology and facilitate contact between persons interested in haematology. BSH publishes the Guidelines from the British Committee for Standards in Haematology.
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9 H+ F% I  W  z; V+ }. p, f5 FEHA European Hematology Association
8 z* Z6 l2 s; C' u( M# wAims to promote excellence in clinical practice, research and education in European haematology.  EHA publishes Haematologica/The Hematology Journal.- h& l( r5 {; k; X

4 K- Q& I" }7 X1 ^: kFASEB Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology ) ^! a0 \! M% x( Z2 D1 Z2 S
A coalition of independent member societies that serve the interests of biomedical and life scientists, particularly those related to public policy issues.  FASEB publishes The FASEB Journal.
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  \2 T: F  u% j5 A$ u, w) xHSANZ Hematology Society of Australia and New Zealand
. t) X6 h4 X4 x* G4 AAims to inform members of the most recent developments in haematology, and to advance knowledge and inspire continued professional development in this discipline.
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+ j3 c+ v5 J9 \4 @4 \# O$ j) n( AHUPO Human Proteome Organization 5 l  ~( w/ {/ O7 d+ z+ k# w
An international scientific organization representing and promoting proteomics through international cooperation and collaborations by fostering the development of new technologies, techniques and training. 4 ^4 H$ S) Q3 S, E
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IFATS International Federation of Adipose Therapeutics and Science % G3 V" u' K" I3 e7 k5 t
Brings together different disciplines within the field of adipose biology in order to share knowledge, influence policy, exchange new ideas, and develop new technology derived from and directed toward adipose tissue.$ E2 M2 f8 {* B2 d0 O/ l1 H
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ISEH International Society for Experimental Hematology – Society for Hematology and Stem Cells ! O$ h9 m+ Y# ~8 I$ ?& v
Working to promote the scientific knowledge and clinical application of basic hematology, immunology, stem cell research, cell and Gene therapy, and related aspects of research through publications, discussions, scientific meetings and the support of young investigators.2 v- S- @. L1 s7 s7 e( q

2 J# |7 ]6 }, AISD International Society of Differentiation 6 p' L7 V0 d/ {
Aims to encourage and develop research and communication in the fields of cell and developmental biology, molecular biology and oncology through meetings and publications.
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ISNFR International Society for Neural Feedback and Research
6 R: s% Y& a8 u4 qA  membership organization comprised of people from many countries and various professional disciplines doing neurotherapy and neurofeedback training and research. ISNR supports education and excellence in the field of neurofeedback training and neurotherapy and seeks the validation and acceptance of this discipline by a broad spectrum of society.9 P0 C( u1 M, u# T
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JDRF Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
5 s: [( }) w2 FA leading charitable funder and advocate of type 1 (juvenile) diabetes research worldwide. The mission of JDRF is to find a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research. Has information on research, publications, advocacy, and support of those with juvenile diabetes. $ \; G. e1 ]: ^

& h+ N( ]0 s$ i- e4 eNDRI National Development and Research Institutes # ~4 Q, `" Q- \  `; I3 W+ g3 ]4 F
A non-profit research and educational organization dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge in the areas of drug and alcohol abuse, treatment and recovery; HIV, AIDS and HCV; areas of public health, mental health, criminal justice, urban problems, prevention and epidemiology.
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NHLBI National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
2 }, w! u4 `5 [2 N2 Z, V/ t9 CPlans, conducts, fosters, and supports an integrated and coordinated program of basic research, clinical investigations and trials, observational studies, and demonstration and education projects. Research is related to the causes, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of heart, blood vessel, lung, and blood diseases; and sleep disorders.2 `$ _' i) y4 x; ]. Z
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SfN Society for Neuroscience 0 x/ `: c( o& L6 _4 ~
A nonprofit membership organization of basic scientists and physicians who study the brain and nervous system. The Society's primary goal is to promote the exchange of information among researchers. SfN publishes The Journal of Neuroscience.
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: b9 w. ^! G( g, z8 s3 |* KASCB American Society for Cell Biology
+ T6 _; N/ Z( r& h; T# uFounded in 1960 to bring the varied facets of cell biology together, provide training and development opportunities, and to keep Congress and the American public informed about the importance of biomedical research.  ASCB publishes the journals Molecular Biology of the Cell (MBC) and CBE—Life Sciences Education (CBE-LSE).
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6 M: [. D  K% CAPDBN Asia-Pacific Developmental Biology Network
" B" S  }6 z3 ?- S2 _7 S, h  VPromotes the exchange of scientific information relevant to developmental biology in the Asia-Pacific region, fosters the activities of students and researchers in these fields, facilitates research, training, education and collaboration at the national, institutional, laboratory and individual levels, and promotes public awareness, understanding and appreciation of developmental biological concepts and research.
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6 ?& z1 Q# u( a1 o3 r' RANZSCDB Australia and New Zealand Society for Cell and Developmental Biology
/ T- ]$ {0 L( W" J. y" U2 bOne of Australia's oldest Scientific Societies, the ANZSCDB aims to enhance Australian and New Zealand research and encourage international collaborations, and supports senior and early-career researchers, as well as students.
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( Z4 j* `* v- G- O( o; LBSCDB Belgian Society for Cell and Developmental Biology
6 i: q2 r/ b1 ~6 u2 j/ ]Organization for scientists in Belgium, which organizes conferences and workshops, supports students, and offers grants and awards.
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BSCB British Society for Cell Biology ' |: s% B" n  E: a
Promotes the advance of research in all branches of cell biology and encourages the interchange of information via meetings and conferences. Also helps to raise awareness of science policy issues in the UK.
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4 ]! C( s( Y6 P; y4 T* OBSDB British Society for Developmental Biology
9 L% s( Y* Z- q' t4 `* V6 wA society open to all who have an interest in the science of Developmental Biology, including students and lecturers/researchers at all levels. Represents developmental biology to external organizations in the UK and Europe and organizes scientific meetings.8 |4 r* _( H) ^- k& z% c* V

# q8 {6 Y1 L# i5 E( x1 ZISDB International Society for Developmental Biologists
% P3 j+ V0 h7 c7 Z! FA non-profit scientific association which has as its aim the promotion of the study of developmental biology. To this effect, the ISDB also organizes and supports scientific meetings and workshops.
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JSDB Japanese Society of Developmental Biologists
4 `' ?% j# d. T( JAn active member of the International Society of Developmental Biologists, the JSDB holds an annual meeting each spring and publishes the journal Development Growth & Differentiation". / _, {! i* L+ {  _. R- |4 {
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SDB Society for Developmental Biology 6 T, g" A* D+ y& X6 c, C* X
Aims to further the study of development in all organisms and at all levels, to represent and promote communication among students of development, and to promote the field of developmental biology.
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TISDB The Israel Society for Developmental Biology
- z" \, `5 U/ aEstablished to offer the Israeli scientific community of Developmental Biologists a framework for scientific interactions and the exchange of information within Israel and internationally. TISDB is committed to the encouragement of scientific excellence in the developmental biology research field.
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ANN American Academy of Neurology
2 j3 n; e# w) Z; P% @# gAn international professional association of more than 21,000 neurologists and neuroscience professionals dedicated to providing the best possible care for patients with neurological disorders.
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AACR American Association for Cancer Research
& N+ b2 {2 C4 }! B- [1 J: Q3 aThe oldest and largest scientific organization in the world focused on cancer research.  They foster the exchange of knowledge and new ideas among scientists dedicated to cancer research, provide training opportunities for researchers, and increase public understanding of cancer. AACR publishes six peer-reviewed scientific journals and CR, a magazine for cancer survivors, patient advocates, their families, physicians and scientists.
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8 M  f, T9 g& P) g9 z% ]9 FAAI American Association of Immunologists ; _4 t9 _5 A9 b$ D& |* }; c7 I# L
The largest association of immunologists in the world, aiming to advance knowledge of immunology and related disciplines, to foster the exchange of ideas, and to promote an understanding of the field of immunology. AAI publishes The Journal of Immunology (JI). + p4 m' R0 V: J" o0 ~$ W5 F7 ?+ S

! p4 Z& C7 J9 h2 {3 ]: iAHA American Heart Association
5 z* s! x# |4 m/ K( a/ o" I5 P/ N2 j0 dA national voluntary health agency whose mission is: "Building healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.”
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( T( ~5 e/ k2 n0 b3 C) aASH American Society of Hematology : Z3 N" J  Y9 r! b! Z9 K- A% ]
The mission of ASH is to further the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disorders affecting the blood, bone marrow, and the immunologic, hemostatic and vascular systems, by promoting research, clinical care, education, training, and advocacy in hematology. ASH publishes the journal Blood. ; ?) v9 N5 P( x0 l0 F. v2 l
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BSH British Society for Haematology : z$ |* @: d; j8 [+ \/ i
Aims to advance the practice and study of haematology and facilitate contact between persons interested in haematology. BSH publishes the Guidelines from the British Committee for Standards in Haematology.3 o! X% v' z( }
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EHA European Hematology Association ' x" W+ T, u0 j9 @" b6 K
Aims to promote excellence in clinical practice, research and education in European haematology.  EHA publishes Haematologica/The Hematology Journal.! O9 n7 `1 m: j9 |

5 N6 e) T6 L  C* wFASEB Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology
: J9 }: h2 e' q/ R" j& O% lA coalition of independent member societies that serve the interests of biomedical and life scientists, particularly those related to public policy issues.  FASEB publishes The FASEB Journal.0 W3 p5 g/ m' h+ V% e
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HSANZ Hematology Society of Australia and New Zealand
* }* B7 x: j& k8 o. RAims to inform members of the most recent developments in haematology, and to advance knowledge and inspire continued professional development in this discipline.# S  F$ i% x8 @3 S, l

7 [3 p: k; I5 C- e- c/ dHUPO Human Proteome Organization
9 u0 T) T! k1 I! r" O" OAn international scientific organization representing and promoting proteomics through international cooperation and collaborations by fostering the development of new technologies, techniques and training.
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IFATS International Federation of Adipose Therapeutics and Science ' ?8 }$ b# Q/ d4 E
Brings together different disciplines within the field of adipose biology in order to share knowledge, influence policy, exchange new ideas, and develop new technology derived from and directed toward adipose tissue." n5 y: P* N/ R( a% T

/ q: m6 o. ]( C: `' ZISEH International Society for Experimental Hematology – Society for Hematology and Stem Cells % h4 S/ P  t6 p5 ^& Z) h
Working to promote the scientific knowledge and clinical application of basic hematology, immunology, stem cell research, cell and Gene therapy, and related aspects of research through publications, discussions, scientific meetings and the support of young investigators.
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ISD International Society of Differentiation , l8 o, F: A5 T+ i
Aims to encourage and develop research and communication in the fields of cell and developmental biology, molecular biology and oncology through meetings and publications.
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ISNFR International Society for Neural Feedback and Research
0 ?3 Y4 Y0 x- @A membership organization comprised of people from many countries and various professional disciplines doing neurotherapy and neurofeedback training and research. ISNR supports education and excellence in the field of neurofeedback training and neurotherapy and seeks the validation and acceptance of this discipline by a broad spectrum of society.+ K. L3 g% _$ L1 k2 N: _/ u
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JDRF Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation # S1 h* C7 j: w4 f$ p/ j8 D
A leading charitable funder and advocate of type 1 (juvenile) diabetes research worldwide. The mission of JDRF is to find a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research. Has information on research, publications, advocacy, and support of those with juvenile diabetes. ' {- V# K* E- ~6 Q+ U" _7 p6 ~

# m% Q. Y8 h7 d1 hNDRI National Development and Research Institutes
$ Y, m# Q% B7 F+ g  h& hA non-profit research and educational organization dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge in the areas of drug and alcohol abuse, treatment and recovery; HIV, AIDS and HCV; areas of public health, mental health, criminal justice, urban problems, prevention and epidemiology.
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) y4 }2 a, f4 z$ iNHLBI National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
: Y8 w' P: x8 yPlans, conducts, fosters, and supports an integrated and coordinated program of basic research, clinical investigations and trials, observational studies, and demonstration and education projects. Research is related to the causes, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of heart, blood vessel, lung, and blood diseases; and sleep disorders.
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SfN Society for Neuroscience 5 w2 H. X( F  }0 m& S0 \3 `8 D- V
A nonprofit membership organization of basic scientists and physicians who study the brain and nervous system.  The Society's primary goal is to promote the exchange of information among researchers. SfN publishes The Journal of Neuroscience.
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Cell and Developmental Biology Societies ) h, d$ Q) n8 O) ?% M
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ASCB American Society for Cell Biology
& `; u2 P9 b2 Y# ^Founded in 1960 to bring the varied facets of cell biology together, provide training and development opportunities, and to keep Congress and the American public informed about the importance of biomedical research. ASCB publishes the journals Molecular Biology of the Cell (MBC) and CBE—Life Sciences Education (CBE-LSE). . o( X2 T" m! M7 `( e, A2 h# a; C

, }( W, X% i# d4 s1 ~APDBN Asia-Pacific Developmental Biology Network
& b  d/ h. F9 l. Z! i% p! ~4 APromotes the exchange of scientific information relevant to developmental biology in the Asia-Pacific region, fosters the activities of students and researchers in these fields, facilitates research, training, education and collaboration at the national, institutional, laboratory and individual levels, and promotes public awareness, understanding and appreciation of developmental biological concepts and research.
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ANZSCDB Australia and New Zealand Society for Cell and Developmental Biology 0 n4 ?- N* n$ o' e
One of Australia's oldest Scientific Societies, the ANZSCDB aims to enhance Australian and New Zealand research and encourage international collaborations, and supports senior and early-career researchers, as well as students.
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0 |* `3 ^% C$ K4 [# p/ x3 P! GBSCDB Belgian Society for Cell and Developmental Biology 2 T% A- j% [- P& S1 y+ |2 S
Organization for scientists in Belgium, which organizes conferences and workshops, supports students, and offers grants and awards.
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8 ]+ f7 A$ p% QBSCB British Society for Cell Biology 3 g; M3 Z! T) c9 |
Promotes the advance of research in all branches of cell biology and encourages the interchange of information via meetings and conferences.  Also helps to raise awareness of science policy issues in the UK.
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BSDB British Society for Developmental Biology 7 [: |0 h1 Y& j" H/ f- Q
A society open to all who have an interest in the science of Developmental Biology, including students and lecturers/researchers at all levels. Represents developmental biology to external organizations in the UK and Europe and organizes scientific meetings.
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+ n; h4 t  o4 Z; }7 \+ UISDB International Society for Developmental Biologists 6 s; W' u/ |$ g4 l, P
A non-profit scientific association which has as its aim the promotion of the study of developmental biology. To this effect, the ISDB also organizes and supports scientific meetings and workshops.
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JSDB Japanese Society of Developmental Biologists * @- X7 n. E1 B: N
An active member of the International Society of Developmental Biologists, the JSDB holds an annual meeting each spring and publishes the journal Development Growth & Differentiation".
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SDB Society for Developmental Biology
. o1 }; |6 A, |& n7 N. y2 m$ yAims to further the study of development in all organisms and at all levels, to represent and promote communication among students of development, and to promote the field of developmental biology.
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& r( I# T8 |" T( h% ]9 |6 G. KTISDB The Israel Society for Developmental Biology
0 ?) V* I5 H" c/ G3 j2 S3 CEstablished to offer the Israeli scientific community of Developmental Biologists a framework for scientific interactions and the exchange of information within Israel and internationally. TISDB is committed to the encouragement of scientific excellence in the developmental biology research field.
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! H& A' c: ?, CASH American Society of Hematology 7 H6 r$ Z1 K& U7 ~( s
The mission of ASH is to further the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disorders affecting the blood, bone marrow, and the immunologic, hemostatic and vascular systems, by promoting research, clinical care, education, training, and advocacy in hematology. ASH publishes the journal Blood.
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BSH British Society for Haematology & @  C; M0 `% P
Aims to advance the practice and study of haematology and facilitate contact between persons interested in haematology. BSH publishes the Guidelines from the British Committee for Standards in Haematology.( M' b* Y% x) l( {$ i4 w
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EHA European Hematology Association , Z0 Z8 M2 q2 W2 V  J
Aims to promote excellence in clinical practice, research and education in European haematology.  EHA publishes Haematologica/The Hematology Journal.
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% D1 U! N4 r5 A6 g; dAims to inform members of the most recent developments in haematology, and to advance knowledge and inspire continued professional development in this discipline.
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5 K+ c' K% r2 r6 bISEH International Society for Experimental Hematology – Society for Hematology and Stem Cells
0 I. {- z9 P2 b& r# l+ hWorking to promote the scientific knowledge and clinical application of basic hematology, immunology, stem cell research, cell and Gene therapy, and related aspects of research through publications, discussions, scientific meetings and the support of young investigators. / Y4 R5 r+ Q+ I
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Regenerative Medicine and Cellular Therapy Societies
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ASNTR American Society for Neural Therapy and Repair
5 R6 ]/ P2 }; A2 O4 ]Composed of basic and clinical neuroscientists who utilize a variety of technologies to better understand the way the nervous system functions and establish new procedures for its repair in response to trauma or neurodegenerative disease.) }* e" A7 y. ^4 O4 S
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CTS Cell Transplant Society4 B0 f3 y. S7 b# [6 G% g1 A
An international non for profit, incorporated collegial association of scientists with background and/or interest in the field of cellular transplantation. The CTS exists to promote research and collaboration in cellular transplantation.
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5 E' y  f' n7 D- `& wISCT International Society for Cellular Therapy
7 x6 q% n3 L+ s/ u: W* U) j, x8 s& `Professional organization for those working or interested in cell-based research, processing, manipulation, and clinical translation.
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TERMIS Tissue Engineering International and Regenerative Medicine Society
$ D) H3 D( Q4 a3 l: t. xBrings together the international community of persons engaged or interested in the field of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine and promotes education and research within the field through regular meetings, publications and other forms of communication.
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( _; s* d; y# F  KASCR Adult Stem Cell Research Network
/ u4 h) k6 d* O$ c2 o1 d- MA project of the Cell Therapy Foundation, designed to be a reliable source of information for the public regarding adult stem cell research, as well as to be a community of practice and collaboration among fellow researchers.) Y: D( T) s& n5 @9 V! I/ b; z

- p0 Z' Y6 A, ^; U  r8 K7 TEuroStemCell European Consortium for Stem Cell Research , E3 l+ d  {5 X* [* G" P& P# U
The EuroStemCell consortium brings together sixteen partners, integrating a broad range of disciplines and combining the expertise of the best laboratories in Europe . The centers involved collectively provide the skills and technologies necessary for ground-breaking stem cell research, laying the groundwork for taking stem cell technology to the clinic.
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1 F* d+ z4 I1 `" T1 X& B) g! rHUPO Proteome Biology of Stem Cells Initiative
. Q, V8 p1 b9 G" F; X; nAims to provide a platform for researchers from both stem cell and proteomic communities to define pressing issues in stem cell biology requiring proteomic analysis and to initiate collaborative projects.! V  r6 N8 I- {- u

( o8 [% e3 J" a4 t# oISEH International Society for Experimental Hematology – Society for Hematology and Stem Cells / ]2 v4 U# n8 N9 h7 P! ?  c: T& T
Working to promote the scientific knowledge and clinical application of basic hematology, immunology, stem cell research, cell and Gene therapy, and related aspects of research through publications, discussions, scientific meetings and the support of young investigators.
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ISSCR International Society for Stem Cell Research
- h9 F* A% g6 h6 w/ @5 @) V+ g' dAn independent, nonprofit organization established to promote and foster the exchange and dissemination of information and ideas relating to stem cells, to encourage the general field of research involving stem cells, and to promote professional and public education in all areas of stem cell research and application.: A& E; n- V; K0 ~
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ISCF International Stem Cell Forum ; q; R6 c0 Z4 y& D) a$ W, M
Made up of twenty one funders of stem cell research from around the world, the ISCF encourages international collaboration and funding support for stem cell research, with the overall aim of promoting global good practice and accelerating progress in this vitally important area of biomedical science./ o6 ]- v3 x/ T+ b. H; |5 @, E
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ISCI International Stem Cell Initiative ( F8 ?' `( @& {+ s+ L
A worldwide collaborative effort to establish basic criteria and techniques that will underpin the eventual development of applications for Human Embryonic Stem Cells in human medicine.
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) q- M$ C( u9 ]) A& yStem Cell Network - @0 j5 C2 j' E- c0 B, I4 ~& T
A Canadian venture that brings together over 50 leading scientists to investigate the potential of stem cells, and be a catalyst for enabling the translation of stem cell research into clinical applications, commercial products, or public policy.( n+ A" a, J6 t
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SSSCR Student Society for Stem Cell Research
+ D5 h+ q  s: B! c( KThe SSSCR network spans over 10 countries and 100 institutions consisting of students, researchers, patient advocates, and policy makers united by the purpose of finding treatments and cures to debilitating conditions.
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建议给出各个社团的网址，这样大家以后想找导师了也方便查询。或者哪个社团最牛，简单说一下嘛，呵呵