About ISABSInternational Society for Applied Biological Sciences (ISABS) is a non-profit organization founded to promote, enhance and extend research, development and education in molecular biology as applied to clinical and molecular medicine, focusing on, but not limited to, molecular genetics, genomics, proteomics, forensic and anthropological genetics, and biotechnology. Principal activities of the Society include: Advancing education in applied molecular biology;
Fostering collaboration with scientific, academic and professional associations worldwide to facilitate communication and exchange of ideas;
Organizing conferences, seminars, workshops, symposia and lectures locally, nationally and internationally;
Funding short-term and long-term exchange and visits for education and training of outstanding young and senior scientists in prominent institutions worldwide;
Publishing scientific, educational and position papers, books and manuals for timely dissemination of relevant information on scientific, technical and public policy issues in pursuit of the goals and activities of the Society.
Mission & VisionMission The mission of the International Society for Applied Biological Sciences is to contribute the advancement of the biological sciences and applications of related techniques and technologies by promoting, improving and extending all aspects of research; technological developments and education activities in the fields of applied biological sciences and related areas and exchanging the cutting-edge scientific contents between the scientists. Vision Intensify fundamental, applied and progressive research. Provide new professional, bioethical and humane approach to applied biological sciences by valuing new perspectives, opportunities, and supporting the analysis of ideas, practices, research, and technologies. Create collaborative scientific connection in order to bridge the gap between the challenge and opportunities associated with emerging technologies and applications as well as between the diverse needs of researchers. Participate in advancement of educational system activities and increase public awareness of the applied biological sciences and technologies and their benefits and overall impacts to society.
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About ISABS
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