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2005
ASIP Annual Meeting at Experimental Biology 2005
Online Now
News:
Not-for-Profit Publishers Commit to Providing Free Access to
Research
On March 16, 2004 representatives from the nation’s
leading not-for-profit medical/scientific societies and
publishers announced their commitment to providing free access
and wide dissemination of published research findings, and
launched the
Washington DC Principles for Free Access to
Science. The American Society for
Investigative Pathology, publisher of The American Journal of
Pathology (AJP), and co-publisher of the Journal of
Molecular Diagnostics (JMD) with the Association for
Molecular Pathology (AMP) signed on as a signatory of the DC
Principles. More
Information...
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Announcements:
**Important:
Your action is requested by November 16.**
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has proposed a
controversial new policy concerning the publication of research
supported by NIH funding. More
Information
The Association
for Pathology Informatics (API) Becomes a Division of ASIP
The membership
of API voted to approve a resolution as an Amendment to the API
Bylaws re-creating API as a Division of the ASIP effective January 20, 2004.
LabInfotech
Summit
2005
The Venetian
Resort Hotel Casino
Las Vegas, March 2-4, 2005
Lab InfoTech
Summit is a unique three-day conference focusing on
information technology for the clinical laboratory and designed
for clinical laboratory professionals of all types, including
pathologists, medical technologists, laboratory information
system managers, and lab business managers. Now in its second
year at Las Vegas, the conference is a continuation of AIMCL
which was held in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for 22 years.
NEW!
Pathology Resources for High School Science Teachers
ASIP Member, Barbara Atkinson, MD,
appointed Executive Vice Chancellor of the KU Medical Center.
Dr. Atkinson will continue to serve as dean, in addition to
serving as executive vice chancellor
... more information
ASIP Member, Donna J. Dean, PhD,
received the Award for Scientific Achievement in Health Sciences
from the Washington Academy of Sciences at its 2004 awards
ceremony
...more information
The Importance of Tissue Banking and
Tissue Research
ASIP
Executive
 Officer, Mark E. Sobel, MD, PhD, presented the
keynote talk at a PRIM&R meeting on privacy, confidentiality,
and tissue resources on May 5, 2004.
More information and to download
the PowerPoint...
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