As I write this report, I would first like to thank the past and current SIVB leadership and the entire SIVB membership for your continued engagement, encouragement, and trust, as I begin my second year of service as SIVB President.
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With great sadness, we report that Dr. Ronald L. Phillips passed away on August 25th, 2023, after a brief bout with an aggressive cancer.
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The Society for In Vitro Biology (SIVB) was delighted to welcome attendees back again to an in-person meeting, enjoying face-to-face interactions with old and new friends, sharing updates, and developing new networks with colleagues in academia, industry, and government.
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The 2023 Planning Committee acknowledges the contributions and donations received from the following organizations & individuals for their support of the 2023 In Vitro Biology Meeting …
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The highest honor given by the Society for In Vitro Biology is the Lifetime Achievement Award. It is presented to scientists who are considered pioneers or highly influential researchers to the science and art of cell culture…
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The following is a excerpt from Dr. Ray Shillito’s Lifetime Achievement Award Acceptance Speech at the 2023 in Vitro Biology Meeting.
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The Early Career Award recognizes current members of the SIVB who are outstanding early-career scientists and who have made significant contributions to the field of in vitro biology and/or in the development of novel technologies that have advanced in vitro biology.
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The following student awards were presented at the 2023 In Vitro Biology Meeting held at the Hilton Norfolk The Main in Norfolk, Virginia from June 10 – 14, 2023…
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The SIVB’s In Vitro Animal Cell Sciences Section (IVACS) held the Student and Post-Doctoral Oral Presentation Competition on Monday, June 12, 2023. The top 3 abstracts were chosen for the competition based on their scientific merit and the quality of their write-up.
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The 2023 In Vitro Biology Meeting featured an oral presentation competition for Plant Biotechnology Students. Presenters were evaluated on experimental design, data analysis, proper interpretation of the results, originality of the study, technical difficulty, and presentation skills.
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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.
