Society for Research on Biological Rhythms

Biennial Meeting
Journal of Biological Rhythms
SRBR Biennial Meeting

   Society for Research on Biological Rhythms
11th Biennial Meeting
5/17/2008-5/21/08

The Society for Research on Biological Rhythms was formed in 1987 to promote the advancement of basic and applied research in all aspects of biological rhythms, to disseminate the important results of that research among scientists, to the agencies that fund research and to the general public, to enhance the education and training of students and researchers in the field and to foster interdisciplinary communication. Biennial meetings provide an environment for the exchange of ideas during scheduled scientific sessions, as well as during informal gatherings.
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Regular SRBR Members

Regular SRBR Members are individuals engaged in biological rhythms research, broadly defined. Regular Members enjoy full privileges in the Society, including a subscription to the Journal of Biological Rhythms, access to our upcoming interactive website, meeting registration at a reduced rate, and the right to vote for SRBR officers and Executive Committee members-at-large.

To join the Society or renew as a Regular Member, complete the online application. New applications also must include a curriculum vitae and bibliography, sent to the Society's Administrative Coordinator at Conferences & Institutes srbrmembership@ad.uiuc.edu for review by the Membership Committee.


Trainee SRBR Members

Trainee SRBR Members are individuals enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, or postdoctoral training programs in biological rhythms, broadly defined. Trainee Members pay lower membership dues than Regular Members. Trainee Members do not have voting privileges. Trainee Member privileges include a subscription the Journal of Biological Rhythms, access to the upcoming interactive SRBR website (which will include online job postings), meeting registration at a reduced rate, and opportunities to participate in Trainee Day and to apply for travel awards.

To join the Society as a Trainee Member, complete the online application, submit a curriculum vitae and bibliography, and arrange for an email verifying Trainee status to be sent by your supervisor, department chair or program director to the Society's Administrative Coordinator at Conferences & Institutes srbrmembership@ad.uiuc.edu for review by the Membership Committee.


Emeritus SRBR Members

Emeritus SRBR Members are individuals retired from full-time employment who have been a Regular Member of the Society for at least 10 years prior to seeking Emeritus status. Emeritus Members will pay dues at the "Trainee" rate. After 10 years in Emeritus Member status, membership fees will be waived. Emeritus Members retain full membership privileges, including a subscription to the Journal of Biological Rhythms and the right to vote in SRBR elections.

To apply for Emeritus Membership, complete the online application. New applicants also must send an email affirming eligibility to the Society's Administrative Coordinator at Conferences & Institutes srbrmembership@ad.uiuc.edu for review by the Membership Committee.


SRBR Application for Membership or Membership Renewal

SRBR Membership and General inquiries should be addressed to:
  Society’s Administrative Coordinator
  Conferences & Institutes
  University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  Phone: 217-333-2880
  Fax: 217-333-9561
  
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