MEMBERSHIP
ICAWG membership options:
1) Page viewer gets access to:
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ICAWG communication via newsletters, see Job Vacancies and announcements of meetings and trainings.
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The forum where you can discuss with and pose questions to academics, government scientists, industry and individuals from regulatory bodies.
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Wide ranging discussions from the molecular basis of mutagenesis and carcinogenesis to technical issues of the comet assay.
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2) Full ICAWG members receive extra benefits which include:
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Access to member area and file share platform.
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Opportunity to put in a candidacy for the ICAWG committee or take part in the elections.
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Eligible to apply for travel bursaries to attend the biennial ICAW in person meetings.
Extra benefits for EEMGS members:
As ICAWG is a specialist interest group of EEMGS, the extra EEMGS membership benefits are summarized below:
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Reduced registration fee to attend ICAW biennial meetings.
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Reduced registration fee to attend EEMGS annual meetings.
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Access to the members' only section of the EEMGS website and forum, where you can view newsletters, see/post Job Vacancies and CVs.
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Possibility to apply for EEMGS travel bursaries, Early Career Award or become nominated for the Frits Sobels Award.
How to Join:
1) As Page Viewer
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Anyone practicing or with an interest in genetic toxicology, and wanting to join ICAWG discussions and question forum, can sign up as a free member here.
2) As Full ICAWG member
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In order to become a full ICAWG member you will have to join the IAEMGS (International Association of Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Societies) first.
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IAEMGS is a global organization composed of 13 regional Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Societies around the world, including EEMGS.
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You can become an IAEMGS or EEMGS member through your local national society (affiliated to IAEMGS/EEMGS) or as an individual member.
Once you are an IAEMGS/EEMGS member, you can sign up for ICAWG as Full member and provide us with a proof of your IAEMGS/EEMGS membership.
Membership applications are processed online.