- Consultation: Science Review of the Department of Health
- Joint Committee's report on the Human Tissue and Embryos (Draft) Bill
- The Carter Review: July 2007 Newsletter
- New Chief Scientific Adviser at DEFRA
- Issue 12 of HPC In Focus
- Agenda for Change: Realising the Benefits?
- Pathology action learning sets
- National Standard Methods
- Chief Scientific Officer's Conference
Congress 2007 will be opened by Lord Carter of Coles, who will provide delegates with the very latest information on his review of pathology in England, and on progress reported so far from the pilot sites. more...
Congress Contact, booking & fees
300 speakers, 250 lectures, 9 disciplines, 3 days, 1 Congress: Science programme
Congress Exhibition
The origins of The Biomedical Scientist date back to March 1913 when the first issue of The Laboratory Journal was published by the IBMS, or the Pathological and Bacteriological Laboratory Assistants' Association as it was at the time. The issue reveals a fascinating insight into the professional practice, scientific thinking, journal design and advertising style of the Edwardian age. more...
The IBMS company members supply the following products - for further information on the companies please visit the online directory of company links. more...
Generic papers and discipline-specific case studies from previous years are now available in the members section. more...
Information on newly issued National Standard Methods. more...
The IBMS has participated in the production of a 'top trumps' style card game of science careers. Each card features a brief summary of a science career and the details of its professional organisation. If you are involved in promoting biomedical science you can order packs from sandrashevlin@ibms.org.
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