MEMBERSHIP

ICAWG membership options:

1) Page viewer gets access to:

ICAWG communication via newsletters, see Job Vacancies and announcements of meetings and trainings.
The forum where you can discuss with and pose questions to academics, government scientists, industry and individuals from regulatory bodies.
Wide ranging discussions from the molecular basis of mutagenesis and carcinogenesis to technical issues of the comet assay.

2) Full ICAWG members receive extra benefits which include:

Access to member area and file share platform.
Opportunity to put in a candidacy for the ICAWG committee or take part in the elections.
Eligible to apply for travel bursaries to attend the biennial ICAW in person meetings.

As ICAWG is a specialist interest group of EEMGS, the extra EEMGS membership benefits are summarized below:

Reduced registration fee to attend ICAW biennial meetings.
Reduced registration fee to attend EEMGS annual meetings.
Access to the members' only section of the EEMGS website and forum, where you can view newsletters, see/post Job Vacancies and CVs.
Possibility to apply for EEMGS travel bursaries, Early Career Award or become nominated for the Frits Sobels Award.

1) As Page Viewer

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

In order to become a full ICAWG member you will have to join the IAEMGS (International Association of Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Societies) first.
IAEMGS is a global organization composed of 13 regional Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Societies around the world, including EEMGS.
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.