I start this report with some sad news, but also rays of hope for the future. There is still a long way to go before we have sufficient vaccination levels to feel that we may hold our conference as a live, face to face event.
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The Society for In Vitro Biology (SIVB) annual meeting is going to be a virtual event (SIVB 2021: In Vitro OnLine) and will be offered in real-time from June 5th to 9th, 2021. The meeting aims to bring together world’s …
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We are moving quickly forward with plans for the virtual SIVB annual meeting, SIVB 2021: In Vitro OnLine, from June 5 – 9, 2021 and are so excited to share this year’s program with you all.
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The SIVB Distinguished Scientist Award recognizes outstanding mid-career scientists who have made significant contributions to the field of in vitro biology and/or in the development of novel technologies that have …
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The Society for In Vitro Biology established the Fellow Award to recognize outstanding professionals who have made significant contributions to the field of in vitro biology and demonstrated service to the Society.
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The Society for In Vitro Biology established the Young Scientist Award in 2009 to recognize outstanding early-career scientists who have made significant contributions to the field of in vitro biology and/or in the development …
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The grandfather of all inverted microscopes now in use by cell culturists globally (and other items) have been accessioned by the Smithsonian Institution History of Science Section.
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Most of us visit the SIVB website for the latest In Vitro Report, updates on the annual meeting and member news. Often overlooked are some gems of information that new and even established members of the society will find interesting. Did you ever wonder when and how the society …
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This issue commemorates the life and contributions of Dr. Trevor Alleyne Thorpe, the production of Norway Spruce embryos in a temporary immersion syste, and more.
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Piero Barone published the paper titled “CRISPR-Cas9-mediated 75.5-Mb inversion in maize” in the journal Nature Plants. Murdock Ray Gillis accepted the position …
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The In Vitro Report accepts submissions from members or interested scientists. Submissions must include author’s name, address, phone, or other number where you can be reached. For additional information regarding submissions to In Vitro Report, contact Sylvia A. Mitchell or Michael J. Fay, Editors-in-Chief, by phone or email or contact the SIVB office.
