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IABS Sponsors and Partner Directory

1. US Longevity Source Inc.

2. University of Southern California

3. SLCC Tech

4. HICOMP Microtech

5. GenScript Biotech Corporation

6. Galliomni Inc.

7. AdvanBio

8. Silicon Valley Cleanroom Design Institute

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Membership Tiers and Benefits Overview

IABS provides a range of membership levels tailored to diverse needs, ensuring members enjoy exclusive benefits aligned with their preferences and requirements. Explore the details of our membership offerings below.

Individual Membership

As an individual member of IABS (International Association of Biomedical Sciences), you can enjoy a range of benefits that contribute to your professional growth, networking opportunities, and access to valuable resources. Here’s a list of potential benefits:

Networking Opportunities:

Connect with leading professionals, scientists, and researchers in the field of biomedical sciences.

Attend conferences, forums, and events to build a strong professional network.

Access to Cutting-Edge Research:

Stay updated on the latest advancements and breakthroughs in biomedical sciences.

Discounted Event Registration:

Enjoy discounted rates for registration at IABS conferences, workshops, and other events.

Recognition and Visibility:

Showcase your profile on the IABS website, gaining visibility within the biomedical community.

Receive recognition as a member in event materials and publications.

Collaboration Opportunities:

Explore collaboration opportunities with other members, organizations, and institutions.

Access a platform for interdisciplinary collaboration and joint research initiatives.

Community Engagement:

Engage in discussions, forums, and community-driven initiatives.

Contribute to shaping the direction of the biomedical sciences community.

Discounts on Publications:

Enjoy discounts on IABS publications and affiliated journals.

It’s important to note that the specific benefits may vary, and it’s recommended to contact IABS or check the detailed membership documentation provided by IABS for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Corporate Membership

As a Corporate Member of IABS (International Association of Biomedical Sciences), your organization can access a range of benefits that contribute to visibility, collaboration, and professional development within the biomedical sciences community. Here’s a list of potential benefits for Corporate Membership:

Enhanced Visibility:

Featured recognition on the IABS website as a Corporate Member.

Inclusion in promotional materials, increasing visibility within the biomedical community.

Networking Opportunities:

Connect with other corporate members, institutions, and industry leaders.

Sponsorship and Branding:

Opportunities for corporate sponsorship of IABS events, conferences, and activities with discount rates.

Showcase your brand through event signage, materials, and promotional channels.

Employee Participation:

Enable 3-5 employees from your organization to become IABS members.

Collaboration and Partnerships:

Facilitate collaboration with other corporate members, academic institutions, and research organizations.

Event Participation Discounts:

Enjoy discounted rates for your employees’ participation in IABS conferences, workshops, and events.

Showcase your products or services at IABS-sponsored events.

Recruitment and Talent Acquisition:

Showcase job opportunities within your organization to the IABS community.

Access a talent pool of professionals and researchers in the biomedical field.

It’s essential to review the specific terms and conditions outlined in the Corporate Membership documentation provided by IABS for accuracy and contact IABS or check up-to-date information.

Premium Individual Membership

As a Premium Member of IABS (International Association of Biomedical Sciences), individuals can enjoy a range of exclusive benefits designed to enhance their professional development, networking opportunities, and access to resources in the biomedical sciences field. Here’s a list of potential benefits for Premium Membership:

VIP Access to Events:

Priority access to IABS conferences, seminars, and workshops.

Exclusive invitations to premium members-only events and meet-ups.

Networking and Collaboration:

Connect with renowned professionals, researchers, and industry leaders in the biomedical sciences.

Opportunities for one-on-one interactions and collaboration with experts in the field.

Free or Discounted Event Registrations:

Complimentary or significantly discounted registration fees for IABS-sponsored events.

Access to premium seating or exclusive sessions during conferences.

Recognition and Visibility:

Featured acknowledgment as a Premium Member on the IABS website.

Inclusion in promotional materials, raising visibility within the biomedical community.

Customized Professional Development:

Tailored resources, workshops, and training sessions to support individual career growth.

Recognition and Awards:

Eligibility for IABS awards and recognitions for outstanding contributions to the field.

Opportunities to showcase achievements through IABS publications and events.

Discounts on Educational Resources:

Special discounts on IABS educational resources, courses, and professional development materials.

Community Engagement:

Engage in premium members’ forums and discussion groups for advanced networking.

Participate in exclusive community-driven initiatives and projects.

It’s important to review the specific terms and conditions outlined in the Premium Membership documentation provided by IABS for accurate and up-to-date information.

Executive Corporate Membership

Except for the above corporate benefits, we can come to discuss your special needs, such as targeted recommendations for your service offerings, recruitment of personnel, and contact with collaborative partners, etc.

Associated Costs:

Student/ Postdoc Membership: $30 per year.

Standard Individual Membership: $90 per year.

Corporate Membership: $700 per year.

Premium Individual Membership: $900 per year.

Executive Corporate Membership: $2000 per year

Please note that these costs are subject to change, and we recommend contacting our membership services for the most up-to-date information.

How to Join:

To initiate the membership process, please visit our Membership Page or contact our Membership Services at member@ia-bs.org.

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Key Members

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ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT

GERALD J. YAKATAN, Ph.D.

GERALD J. YAKATAN, Ph.D.

Founder, Chairman & CEO

IriSys LLC

6628 Nancy Ridge Drive, Suite 100 San Diego, CA, USA

Dr. Yakatan is the founder, Chairman and CEO of IriSys LLC, a company that provides contract services for pharmaceutical product development. Before that, he was the president & CEO of Avanir Pharmaceuticals, San Diego, CA (1998-2005) and Tanabe Research Laboratories, USA, Inc., San Diego, CA (1990 to 1995). He has received numerous awards including ACCP Distinguished Service Award (1996), Philadelphia Chapter APhA Award, etc.

ASSOCIATION VICE PRESIDENT

Hong-Duo Chen

Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering

Director, Immunodermatological Key Laboratory, Ministry of Education & Ministry of Health, China

Dr. Hong-Duo Chen, an Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering, is Professor of Dermatology, Honorary President of No.1 Hospital of China Medical University, Director of Key Laboratory of Immunodermatology of the Ministry of Health, Member of Board of Directors of International Society of Dermatology, President of International Society of Cosmetic Dermatology, Vice-president of International Biomedical Science Association, International Honorary Member of American Dermatological Association, Honorary Member of the American Academy of Dermatology, Honorary Member of Society for Investigative Dermatology, Honorary Member of Japanese Dermatological Association, Honorary Council Member of Asian Dermatological Association.. He has attained the title of “National Advanced Worker”, National May 1 Labor Medals, Wu Jieping Medicine Prize, Meritorious Award for Science and Technology of Liaoning Province, Award for Outstanding Service (International Society of Dermatology) and the ILDS Certificate of Appreciation (International League of Dermatological Societies). He has been awarded the Prize of Science and Technology Progress of Ministry of Health for three times, and so far is the only winner of National Prize for Natural Sciences in dermatology field.

Dr. Dongfeng Tan

Dr. Dongfeng Tan is a full professor and the first physician with Asia-heritage holding joint appointments in two clinical disciplines at University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center after he finished a resident and a chief resident at Yale University Medical Center.

Dr. Tan participated in the Human Genome Project at Columbia University in New York. And his research is focused on solid tumors, investigating potential biomarkers to assess survivorship and guide personalized medicine. Dr. Tan has published 200 peer-reviewed scientific articles and book chapters and books which are ‘Principles of Molecular Diagnostics and Personalized Cancer Medicine’ and ‘Advances of Surgical Pathology in Gastric Cancer’, have been translated from English into other language.

He continued as an oncologic pathology fellow at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York (1998-1999).

was certified in AP and CP in 1998. He became an assistant professor at Roswell Park Cancer Center in Buffalo (1999-2004). He then worked as an associate professor at the University of Texas Health Center in Houston for two years before I joined MD Anderson Cancer Center in 2006.

Jointly, Dr. Tan has held three patents. He has frequently been invited to present at national and international conferences and seminars. Additionally, he has been invited to chair and co-chair conferences and sections of congresses. Furthermore,

Dr. Tan has mentored numerous residents, fellows, and junior pathologists. As the senior medical consultant of Kingmed Medicine, Dr. Tan introduced ASCP to China in 2014, and he has been the honored director of the ASCP Training Center there. He serves on the CAP Committee of Molecular Marketing Panel.

has also served on the editorial board of eight peer-reviewed journals.

Yong-Xiao Wang, PhD

Yong-Xiao Wang, M.D., Ph.D.

Professor

Albany Medical College

Department of Molecular/Cellular Physiology

Room ME600B6 (Mail Code 8)

47 New Scotland Avenues

Albany, NY 12208

Dr. Yong-Xiao Wang is a Full Professor in the Center for Cardiovascular Sciences at Albany Medical College, USA. He received his postdoctoral training at the Technology University of Munich and University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Wang has been highly successful in his scientific endeavors. As a first author, key contributor and corresponding author, he has had numerous publications in high-impact journals such as Circ Res, Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A, Nature. He has had a number of NIH and other grants as the Principal Investigator.

Jing Liang, MD. PhD.

Professor

Clinical Pharmacy

School of Pharmacy，

University of Southern California

1985 Zonal Ave. Los Angeles, CA, USA

Dr. Liang is a Professor of Clinical Pharmacy at the USC School of Pharmacy, and her team has worked on alcohol use disorder, Alzheimer’s disease, Anxiety disorders, Sleep disorder, and other neurodegenerative diseases. She has published over 70 papers in prestigious journals.

Yi-Han Chen, Cardiologist, Professor, Chief physician. Vice President of Tongji University, Director of Cardiology Department, East Hospital, Tongji University. He received bachelor’s degree in Medicine in 1987, and master’s degree in Internal Medicine in 1992 from Nantong University School of Medicine. In 1996, he was awarded doctoral degree in Cardiac Medicine by Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. In 2015, he was elected as academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He reported the first causative gene responsible for human atrial fibrillation; identified a novel biomarker of cardiac pacemaker cells; proposed that cardiac pacemaker cells have the properties of glutamatergic neurons; and discovered the cardiac glutamatergic transmitter system as another cardiac bioelectrical control system.

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List No.	IABS Member Name	Acadimic Field	Country
1	Tomohiro Nakayama	Cardiology	Japan
2	Chanvit Leelayuwat	Immunogenetic	Thailand
3	Sanjeev Kumar	Antibody engineering	UK
4	Jack V. Greiner	Allergy	USA
5	Chuong Pham-Huy	Analytical chemistry	France
6	Larciprete Giovanni	Animal models	Italy
7	Jamiu A. Ogunbanwo	Avian Influenza Virus-AIV (Bird Flu)	Australia
8	Hassan Youssef Aboul-Enein	Analytical chemistry	Egypt
9	Maurizio Battaglia Parodi		Italy
10	Ghanbar Mahmoodi	Molecular genetics	Iran
11	Gopal Khuller
12	Sjoerd Rijpkema	Bacterial typing	UK
13	Leke Aremu	Analytical chemistry	Nigeria
14	Subratty Hussein	Biochemistry	Mauritius
15	P. Subramanian	Anticancer drug
16	Liliana Muschietti	Bioactive compounds
17	G.H. Sperber	Genetics
18	Isam Lataifeh	Gynecologic oncology
19	Eleazar Chaib
20	Atmaram Bandivdekar	Auto antibodies
21	Weijun Kong	Analytical chemistry
22	Lauretta Turin	Animal models
23	Idania Gonzalez-Perez	Biochemistry
24	Alessandro Isidori	Anticancer drug
25	S. Surendran	Metabolic abnormalities
26	Luis Isamu Barros Kanzaki
27	Konstantinos Poulas	Antibody engineering
28	Eric W. Fonkalsrud		USA
29	Charles Martin	Bio-Pharmaceutical	USA
30	Yumei Zhou
31	Zlatko Dembic	Immunoregulation
32	Stanley J. Goldsmith		USA
33	Fuat Gurkan	Allergy and asthma	Turkey
34	Pedram Ghafourifar		USA
35	David T. Harris	Cancer biology
36	Hosni Hassan	Antimicrobial & drug resistance	USA
37	Veena Desai		USA
38	Qi-Bing Mei	Animal models	China
39	Robert A. Newman	Alternative medicine	USA

List Number	IABMS Member Name	Acadimic Field	Country
1	Tomohiro Nakayama	Cardiology	Japan
2	Chanvit Leelayuwat	Immunogenetic	Thailand
3	Sanjeev Kumar	Antibody engineering	UK
4	Jack V. Greiner	Allergy	USA
5	Chuong Pham-Huy	Analytical chemistry	France
6	Larciprete Giovanni	Animal models	Italy
7	Jamiu A. Ogunbanwo	Avian Influenza Virus-AIV (Bird Flu)	Australia
8	Hassan Youssef Aboul-Enein	Analytical chemistry	Egypt
9	Maurizio Battaglia Parodi		Italy
10	Ghanbar Mahmoodi	Molecular genetics	Iran
11	Gopal Khuller
12	Sjoerd Rijpkema	Bacterial typing	UK
13	Leke Aremu	Analytical chemistry	Nigeria
14	Subratty Hussein	Biochemistry	Mauritius
15	P. Subramanian	Anticancer drug
16	Liliana Muschietti	Bioactive compounds
17	G.H. Sperber	Genetics
18	Isam Lataifeh	Gynecologic oncology
19	Eleazar Chaib
20	Atmaram Bandivdekar	Auto antibodies
21	Weijun Kong	Analytical chemistry
22	Lauretta Turin	Animal models
23	Idania Gonzalez-Perez	Biochemistry
24	Alessandro Isidori	Anticancer drug
25	S. Surendran	Metabolic abnormalities
26	Luis Isamu Barros Kanzaki
27	Konstantinos Poulas	Antibody engineering
28	Eric W. Fonkalsrud		USA
29	Charles Martin	Bio-Pharmaceutical	USA
30	Yumei Zhou
31	Zlatko Dembic	Immunoregulation
32	Stanley J. Goldsmith		USA
33	Fuat Gurkan	Allergy and asthma	Turkey
34	Pedram Ghafourifar		USA
35	David T. Harris	Cancer biology
36	Hosni Hassan	Antimicrobial & drug resistance	USA
37	Veena Desai		USA
38	Qi-Bing Mei	Animal models	China
39	Robert A. Newman	Alternative medicine	USA